What
should a new or current patient bring on the first or
return visit.
Bring a picture ID or birth certificate, social security
card and depending on the type of insurance you have,
proof of income.
What
days are ultrasounds scheduled. Should they eat or drink
before the examination.
Ultrasounds are scheduled on Thursdays from 2:00 PM tp
5:00 PM. Depending on the ultrasound your have been scheduled
for, you may be asked not to eat or drink before your
exam. The doctor will give you more details during your
office visit before your scheduled exam. If you have more
questions about what you can eat or drink before they
exam, please call us at (818) 409-3020
What
days are mammograms scheduled.
Mammograms are scheduled every other week on Wednesdays
between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM. A breast exam is required
before a mammogram can be scheduled.
Who
are the doctors? Do you have a CV for each.
AFH has four doctors, Noobar Janoian MD, Leonardo Garduno
MD, Diana Sayadyan MD and Anaida Melkumian, M.D. Visit
the Our Physicians page for
more information. Our Physicians Assistant is Linda Van
Lint PA and LaVonne Wilkinson C.N.M, for your obstetrics
needs.
Do
you accept donations, if so how much. Online payments
or through a check. Is their a form that must be completed.
Supporting us is supporting the community. As a non-profit
medical office, we rely heavily on donations to keep our
doors open. We accept charitbale giving up to $100.00
per person or $400.00 per family, complete the form and
we will send you a letter of thanks and a receipt for
the amount of your donation. Tax deductions apply. We
only accpet checks. Sorry, no cash. Take
me to the donations page.
What
about prescriptions? Do you have a pharmacy.
Prescriptions are currently filled through your local
pharmacist. However, All For Health has recently been
given permission to start our own pharmacy. Starting in
June 2007, you will be able to have your office visit,
then visit our pharmacy. Stay tuned.
Does the
Clinic provide services for people of all ages?
All For Health is a community non-profit clinic, we provide
healthcare services for everyone, no matter the age.
Do I need
an appointment? Are walk-ins accepted.
Appointments are preferred, that way we can guarantee
a time slot for you. So please make an appiontment by
calling (818) 409-3020. We will try to accomodate walk-ins,
but if the doctors schedules are full, we can not guarantee
you will see a doctor, but we will try our best.
How
do I make an appointment?
Make an appointment is easy, just call (818) 409-3020,
give us some general information and we will pencil you
in for an appointment. In most cases, after your initial
office visit, we will give you an appointment for a follow-up
visit.
How
far ahead of time do I need to make an appointment?
Three days or more should get you the appointment you
need, the more time in advance you call, the better time
slot we can offer you.
How long
can I expect to wait in the lobby for my appointment?
We will try our best to get you checked in, seen and out
the door within an hour and half. We understand that waiting
is hard, especially when you're sick or injured.
How
many patients does the clinic see in a month/year
The clinic sees about 70 to 90 patients a day, in a week
that about 400, in a month about 1600.
Will the clinic help you get insurance through Country
or State of Government programs.
Yes, if you have no insurance, we can point you in the
right direction to get the insurance your need.
How long has the business been around. Prior names included.?
All for Health was established in 2005 as a non-profit
medical clinic. Before the change over, we were known
as the Broadway Family Medical Center, the primary physician
was Noobar Janoian M.D.
What communities do you serve?
We serve all the cities in Los Angeles County, as long
as your reside in LA county, we can serve you. Los Angeles
Country is district 19.
What
languages do the employees speak?
Our staff speak Armenian, Arabic and Farsi, Russian, Spanish
and Enlish
Carreer information.
If you are interested in a career with All For Health,
please email Anna Nshanyan at anshanyan@all4health.org,
be sure to write Resume in the subject line.
Do you subsrcibe to the PAP program?
Currently we have a dispensary in which all are medications
are ordered directly through the phhramceutical frims
for our patients free of charge.
The Patient Assistance Program (PAP) was created in 1978
to provide free of charge to low-income patients who do
not have prescription coverage and do not have the means
to pay for the medications themselves. The PAP provides
assistance to people of all ages, including people with
Medicare who choose not to enroll in a Part D plan at
this point in time and do not qualify for the Limited
Income Subsidy (LIS). The PAP also serves as an interim
assistance program for people with Medicare who have enrolled
in a Part D plan and have a financial challenge in affording
their medicines. In addition to providing medicines free
of charge, the program provides one-on-one education and
counseling to help all individuals identify and access
health and drug coverage and services for which they may
be eligible
