Frequently asked questions.

Cash-pay patients are welcome — in person at all 3 offices or via telehealth. New patient visits are $400 (20% off our $500 standard rate). Follow-up visits are $200 (20% off $250). Procedures and labs are billed separately.

Yes — we accept Medicare and some Medicare Advantage plans.

No. Before any procedure or test that isn't routine, we'll discuss what's covered and what isn't so you can decide ahead of time.

Our team will reach out shortly by email or phone to confirm your appointment time. Submissions sent outside of business hours will be reviewed the next business day.

We require at least 24 business hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Cancellations within 24 business hours or no-shows: $100 fee for new patient visits, $50 fee for return visits.

Yes — you can visit any of our 3 offices for follow-ups. Just let us know which one works best when scheduling.

Yes. Telehealth visits are available for new and established patients in the states we're licensed in. For appointments that need a hands-on physical exam or in-office testing, your provider will recommend an in-person visit at one of our three South Florida offices.

Yes — we do joint injections and PRP injections in-office at all 3 locations. We don't do infusions in-house — if you need a medication by infusion (like biologics for RA), we'll refer you to an outside infusion facility.

Yes. Both Dr. Adam Barron (rheumatology) and Dr. Renanit Barron (endocrinology) are board-certified with 20+ years of experience each.

Endocrinology focuses on hormones, thyroid, diabetes, and bone health. Rheumatology focuses on autoimmune rheumatologic conditions, arthritis, and joint pain. Some conditions (like osteoporosis) involve both — we collaborate when needed.

Yes. We're HIPAA-compliant. The intake form only collects basic pre-screening info (name, contact, insurance carrier, reason for visit) — all encrypted in transit. Your full medical records are stored separately in our secure HIPAA-compliant EHR.

Sign a release form at your visit (or email or mail us the request form), and we'll send your records directly to that provider.

Call your pharmacy first — they can request the refill from us electronically. Otherwise, you can request it through our patient portal. For new medications, call our office directly.