For Patients
Patents are seen by appointment only. A person must prove patient eligibility before their first appointment. Please call 407.936.2785 to make an appointment.
Patient Eligibility
Click HERE to download Patient Intake Forms – ADULTS.
Click HERE to download Patient Intake Forms – CHILDREN.
A person interested in becoming a patient at Grace Medical Home must meet all the following eligibility criteria:
| Eligibility Criteria | Provide Proof through ONE of the Following Documents |
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| Legal resident of the United States | A state issued photo ID or current college photo ID |
| Currently living in Orange County |
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| Earns less than 200% of the Federal Poverty line (Click HERE for Current Federal Poverty Guidlines) |
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| Has been employed at some point within the last six months or is a single parent or is a full-time student |
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| Uninsured and not eligible for government assisted health care programs (such as Medicaid and Medicare) | Patient may be required to sign a form verifying they do not have insurance. |
Appointments
If you cannot keep your appointment, you must call 407.936.2785 to cancel and reschedule.
First appointment – If you do not cancel ahead and do not show up for your first appointment, you will be ineligible to be a patient at Grace.
After your first appointment, if you fail to keep or cancel any appointment at Grace you will receive a warning letter. If you fail to keep or cancel a second time, you will no longer be an established patient.
Patient Contribution
Grace is a not-for-profit and patients are expected to contribute a small facility fee toward the cost of their care. Arrangements can be made for those who cannot afford to pay.
Grace Medical Home Policies
Grace Medical Home strives to provide excellent health care in a professional environment. The following guidelines were established to make everyone’s visit to Grace efficient and comfortable.
• Please be early for all scheduled appointments to fill out necessary paperwork.
• No cell phone usage.
• No smoking.
• No bad language.
• Parents must control their children in the waiting room.
• Patients who do not speak English are strongly encouraged to bring an interpreter who is 18 years or older.
