The documents below provide important information, guidelines and resources related to your appointment. They are
required to be reviewed and acknowledged for both in-person and telehealth video appointments with your provider. Click on the links below to review these documents before your appointment so you are familiar with them.
If you have an upcoming telehealth video appointment and have received a text message to review these documents, please do so then reply to the text message confirming your review and consent for treatment. This is a requirement and MUST be acknowledged before your provider can treat you. If you are unable to acknowledge these documents before your appointment, your appointment may need to be rescheduled to a future date.
Test Your Device. If you are scheduled for a video appointment, please
test your smartphone or computer before your appointment.
Your responsibility, if any, for charges related to telehealth services is determined by your insurance plan. Please check with your health insurer if you have any questions. Learn more
here.
Consent to Treat
This document allows us to see you, treat you and bill your insurance. It also talks about your financial responsibilities should your insurance not cover the full amount.
Abuse and Neglect
This document provides you with information should you need to contact a state agency regarding abuse, neglect or misuse of personal property. There are numbers for Child Protective Services, Adult Protective Services and the New Mexico Department of Health Improvement.
HIPAA
This is our privacy notice (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). This booklet explains how we may and may not utilize your protected health information.
Medicare and TRICARE Hospital-Based Billing
These documents explain how Presbyterian bills Medicare and TRICARE.
Patient Rights and Responsibilities
This document explains both your rights and your responsibilities as a patient at Presbyterian.
Notice of Nondiscrimination and Accessibility
This document outlines free aids and services to people with disabilities to communicate effectively with us. It also gives you information on how to file a discrimination complaint.
Independent Contractor
During the course of medical treatment with Presbyterian, care or treatment may be provided by independent contractors; that is, doctors and/or other providers who are not employees or agents of Presbyterian.
Financial Aid
As part of our charitable mission, Presbyterian offers help and advice to our patients who are unable to afford their medical bills.
Your Rights and Protections Against Surprise Medical Bills
This document explains the billing protections you receive when you get care by an out-of-network provider at an in-network hospital or ambulatory surgical center.