Appointments, insurance & your first visit

Where does Dr. Miller see patients?

Confirm your location and appointment time when booking. Clinic days describe Dr. Miller’s usual schedule; available appointment times may vary.

Insurance & referrals

Coverage, referrals and authorizations depend on your specific plan and the service. Before your visit, confirm coverage for Dr. Miller and the location with your insurer and the office.

• Current KSF insurance and billing information

What to have available

• Photo identification and your insurance card.
• Your medication list and relevant medical history.
• Related imaging and reports, if available.
• Previous operative reports or treatment records, especially for a second opinion.

You can review KSF’s new-patient forms before your visit. The office can confirm which forms apply and when to arrive.

• KSF new-patient information and forms

What happens at the first appointment?

Dr. Miller reviews your symptoms, history and goals, examines the affected area and considers whether additional studies are needed. You then discuss the diagnosis and treatment options, including nonsurgical care when appropriate.

Second opinions

You can schedule a visit to review a diagnosis, a recommendation for surgery or symptoms that continue after treatment. Having previous imaging and reports available helps make the visit more useful.

• Learn about second opinions