New patients should arrive 15 minutes early.
(This allows time to register you properly. If you are an established patient, please update our staff with any address, phone number, or insurance changes that may have occurred since your last visit.)
You will be asked to bring any medical records and radiology films (MRI, CT, etc.) that relate to your visit and a current list of all medications and any history of drug allergies.
Please allow 1–1.5 hours for your first appointment if you are a new patient. Your medical history, all reports, and x-rays will be reviewed so that Dr. Ahuja can recommend the appropriate treatment. If surgery is recommended, the benefits and risks will be explained to you in full detail.
Our office staff will make every attempt to honor all time commitments. We ask that you do the same for us. If for any reason you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, please call our main office as soon as possible to cancel or reschedule.
Because emergencies are common in neurosurgery, Dr. Ahuja may be delayed during office hours. We will make every attempt to see you as soon as possible. If you cannot wait, we will reschedule your appointment for the next available time.
If you have additional questions, please call our main office and speak with the Billing Manager or Clinic Administrator. We will assist you with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your bill.
Our staff is available to answer your questions during regular office hours. Click here for contact information for all of our office locations.
If you have a medical question, please ask to speak to one of our physician assistants or nurse clinicians.
If you call after office hours, please call our 24-hour answering service, give all information, and they will contact the neurosurgeon on-call who will answer your question as soon as possible.