Patient Information

We see patients by appointment only. We offer patients two convenient ways to schedule an appointment.

Patients can call our office directly at 440-285-8585 to speak with a receptionist, who will arrange an appointment with the provider of your choice, or patients can visit our Meet the Team page to book an appointment online, 24 hours a day.

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UH Residency Clinic

Our practice is a resident clinic, which means both a resident and an attending physician will review your health concerns during your visit. Your visit begins with a thorough assessment by the resident and continues with the attending physician. A resident is a doctor who has completed medical school and is getting additional advanced training in a specific area of medicine, such as family practice. Our team-based approach enhances your care, and treatment is always guided by a fully licensed physician, providing an additional layer of careful oversight.

Many of our patients appreciate the extra attention that comes with having an additional member of their care team, but you may opt out of this at any time.

Payment Policy

We accept most forms of insurance. Please bring your insurance card and driver’s license to each visit to ensure we have the correct information. All copayments are expected at the time of service. UH no longer accepts cash or check as in-person payment for services. You can pay by card (credit, debit, HSA, FSA, etc.), Apple Pay or Google Pay. You can also use UH MyChart to pay your bill online or before your appointment during eCheck-in. We accept checks for payment by mail.

Policies & Frequently Asked Questions

Patient Resources

Explore classes, videos, and trusted info on wellness. These resources help you stay informed and take charge of your health and care.

Same-Day Sick Care

At University Hospitals, we believe good health starts with great primary care, and that should be your first choice for care. However, there are times when a virtual or urgent care visit may be the better option for same-day care for minor illnesses and injuries.

In the event of a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1 or visit the nearest emergency room.