New Patients

NEW PATIENTS

Starting with a new healthcare provider can feel overwhelming. We want your first experience with us to feel simple, comfortable, and supportive. Here’s everything you need to know about becoming a new patient at Mind & Body Wellness.
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What to Expect at Your First Visit

Your first appointment is all about you, your health history, your concerns, and your goals. During this virtual visit, your provider will:

What to Expect:

Simple Onboarding Process

Getting started is quick and stress-free:

Schedule Your Appointment

Use our Book Appointment button or call us directly at (910) 387-3840.

Complete New Patient Forms

Forms are sent by email after scheduling.

Meet Your Provider

Log in from your phone, tablet, or computer at your scheduled time.

Begin Your Care Plan

Receive ongoing, compassionate support for your physical and mental well-being.

Insurance and Payment Options

We accept a variety of insurance plans in North Carolina and Florida. You can view accepted plans on our Service Areas Page.

Don’t see your plan?

Even if your insurance isn’t listed, we provide straightforward self-pay options. Contact us to learn more about coverage and payment.

Why Patients Choose Telehealth

Choosing a healthcare provider is personal. Here’s what makes Mind & Body Wellness different:

Compassionate Approach

Our team takes the time to listen, understand, and support your unique journey.

Convenience

No travel, no waiting rooms—just compassionate care from home.

Quick Prescriptions

Medications sent directly to your pharmacy after your appointment.

Consistent Care

You’ll see the same trusted provider each visit.

Your Wellness Journey Starts Here

We’re here to make your first step into care as smooth as possible. Whether you’re looking for support with your mental health, primary care needs, or ongoing treatment, our team is ready to help.

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Virtual appointments available for patients in North Carolina and Florida only.
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