Welcome to our Consents/Privacy page. Here, you’ll find important information about how Primary Care At Home collects and uses your personal data, as well as the legal terms governing our services. We’ve also included separate consent forms for specific procedures, along with our full Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions. We encourage you to review these documents carefully and reach out if you have any questions.
Text Message (SMS) Consent
By providing your consent to receive SMS communications, you acknowledge and agree to receive text messages from Primary Care At Home at the phone number you provide. Information obtained as part of the SMS consent process will not be shared with third parties. This may include appointment reminders, order status updates, or other related notifications.
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Message Frequency: You may receive up to 4 text messages per month (though frequency may vary depending on your specific needs).
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Message & Data Rates: Message and data rates may apply. These charges are billed by and payable to your mobile service provider.
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Opt-Out: You can opt-out of receiving SMS messages at any time by replying “STOP” to any text message you receive from us. Once you send “STOP,” you will not receive further text messages unless you opt in again.
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Help: If you need assistance, you may reply “HELP” to any text message you receive from us. Alternatively, contact us at [email protected] or call (800) 925-1840.
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Privacy: We will not share or sell your phone number to third parties. For more details on how we handle personal information, please review our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
By providing your phone number to the practice, you confirm you are the subscriber for the phone number provided and grant Primary Care At Home permission to send you text messages as described.
Emphasize key points:
“Message & data rates may apply,” approximate message frequency, how to opt out by replying “STOP,” and how to reply “HELP” for assistance.
SMS Consent Text:
We have a compliance requirement to show the practice name, how often messages may be sent, associated data rates, and how to opt out or get help.
STOP/HELP Commands:
Reply ‘STOP’ to cancel further messages.
Reply ‘HELP’ for assistance or contact [email protected] or call (800) 925-1840.
Wound Graft Consent Forms
Opt-Out Procedure:
Security and Confidentiality:
No Emergency Use:
Patient Responsibilities & Disclaimer:
- Keep your mobile phone number up to date with Primary Care At Home.
- Use passcodes or similar security measures on your device.
- Understand that once messages are delivered to your phone, maintaining their privacy is your responsibility.
- Primary Care At Home is not liable for any unauthorized access once the text message is delivered to your device.
Wound Graft Consent
Purpose and Description:
Risks and Complications:
Like any medical procedure, a wound graft has potential risks or complications, which may include:
- Infection at or near the graft site
- Graft failure or rejection
- Excessive bleeding during or after the procedure
- Allergic reaction to graft materials
- Scarring or delayed wound healing
- Before the procedure, patients should discuss any specific concerns or medical conditions with their provider.
Aftercare and Instructions:
To maximize the success of a wound graft, follow all aftercare guidelines provided by your healthcare provider, which may include:
- Keeping the wound clean and dry
- Monitoring the site for signs of infection (redness, swelling, discharge)
- Taking medications exactly as prescribed
- Attending scheduled follow-up appointments to evaluate healing progress
Acknowledgement and Acceptance:
- You have received and reviewed information about the wound graft procedure
- You have had the opportunity to ask questions about risks, benefits, and alternatives
- You understand that no specific outcome can be guaranteed
- You will comply with recommended aftercare instructions