FAQ

Q: How do I reach you after your hours of operation?

Call the office , 978-689-2540 and the answering service will notify the covering physician and he will return your call.

Q: How do I schedule an appointment?

Appointments may be made by calling the office at: 978-689-2540 .

Our approach to treatment is holistic in nature combining state of the art medical treatment and health promotion individualized to the patient’s needs, beliefs, and cultural orientation.

General FAQs:

We are currently accepting new patients for both primary care and specialized cardiac care.
Appointments are made in a timely manner based on the patients need.

What are your hours of operation?

The office is open 9AM-5PM M-F.

How do I reach you after your hours of operation?

Call the office , 978-689-2540 and the answering service will notify the covering physician and he will return your call.

Does your office and exam rooms have handicap access?

Yes, there is a ramp at the back door and exam room doors are wide enough to accommodate manual and motorized wheelchairs.

What insurances do you take?

What insurances do you take? We take most major insurances including Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Tufts and Harvard Pilgrim. We take Medicaid by referral only.

Do I need a referral to see you?

The need for a referral is based upon your insurance plan coverage. If your plan requires one, and we are not your primary care physician, you will need to obtain a referral before your appointment.

Do you take self-referrals?

Yes, for both primary care and cardiology.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Appointments may be made by calling the office at: 978-689-2540.

How do I cancel or reschedule an appointment?

This can be done by notifying the office during regular business hours of leaving a message with the answering service.

Will I be charged if I cancel my appointment?

No. We respect your busy schedule but would appreciate a 24 hour notice if possible.

What should I bring with me to the office for my first appointment?

Bring your insurance card, a current photo ID, and a list of your current medications. You will be asked to fill out a health history form, if you have not already done so.

How do you approach treatment in general?

Our approach is holistic in nature combining state of the art medical treatment and health promotion individualized to the patients needs, beliefs and cultural orientation.

How do you keep my medical records private?

We adhere to all HIPPA guidelines for privacy. This means that your health information is strictly protected and not released to anyone without your consent. You will receive a copy of our privacy policy on your first visit or one may be mailed to you prior to this visit if so requested.

What happens if I need to be hospitalized?

Both Dr. Marinos have privileges at Lawrence General and Holy Family Hospitals. The covering on-call cardiologist for the day will see you. Dr. Marinos will receive updated information about your hospitalization, and we will receive records needed for your care.

Can I get medications at your office?

We do not fill prescriptions at the office.