Shafa Medical Clinic
At Shafa Medical Clinic, your health and well-being are our top priorities. We provide personalized, compassionate care tailored to meet your unique needs. Our dedicated team is committed to delivering comprehensive medical services in a supportive and welcoming environment. Whether you’re managing chronic conditions, seeking preventative care, or need a same-day appointment for an acute issue, we’re here to guide you on your journey to better health.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that choosing the right clinic for your healthcare needs is an important decision. That’s why we encourage you to explore our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about the services we provide, how we work with patients, and what to expect during your visit.
Your Care, Your Way
At Shafa Medical Clinic, we understand that every patient is unique. That’s why our first appointment is designed to gain a thorough understanding of your health history, current concerns, and future goals. This personalized approach allows us to create customized care plans that address your specific needs while ensuring the best outcomes possible. If you have any uncertainties about your care, our Frequently Asked Questions page is a great place to start for quick and helpful answers.
I have multiple medical issues. How can I address them?
Your initial appointment will involve a comprehensive health history review. If additional concerns require attention, we encourage you to schedule follow-up appointments to ensure each issue is thoroughly addressed. We’re here to serve your needs every step of the way.
Can I get a same-day appointment?
Yes, we offer same-day appointments for your convenience. Call us or book online to secure your spot.
What insurance plans do you accept?
We accept a wide range of insurance plans and are contracted with all major Payors in the area. However, insurance contracts can occasionally change, so please confirm your coverage with us before your appointment.
I don’t have insurance or no longer have coverage. Can I still be seen?
Yes, we welcome patients without insurance. We offer competitive self-pay discounts. Contact us to discuss pricing options for your visit.
What should I bring to my appointment?
- New Patients: Please bring your ID, insurance card(s), a list of current medications, pharmacy information, and any medical records.
- Returning Patients: Bring updated insurance information (if applicable) and be prepared to discuss any new symptoms or changes to your medications.
Can you call in antibiotics or controlled substances like narcotics?
No, for patient safety and compliance with regulations, we do not call in antibiotics or controlled substances. An appointment is required for evaluation and proper documentation of your condition.
I need a prescription refill. How can I request one?
You can:
- Log in to your secure patient portal to send a request.
- Call our office.
- Ask your pharmacy to send a refill request on your behalf.
For your privacy, we recommend using the secure patient portal for communication about healthcare needs.
Can I have a physical or Pap smear during my first visit as a new patient?
No, the first visit is focused on gathering your complete health history. Preventative appointments like physicals or Pap smears can be scheduled after your initial visit.
How do I get a referral to see a specialist?
If your insurance requires a referral, please schedule an appointment with us to meet with the referral coordinator. This ensures proper authorization and reduces the risk of unexpected costs.

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