Valle Del Sol Community Health Patient Forms

Prepare for Your First Community Health Appointment

Download and complete your patient forms before your visit to Valle Del Sol Community Health. New patients should complete the registration packet, insurance information form, and medical history form. Returning patients only need to update any changes to personal information or insurance coverage.

All forms are available in English and Spanish. Print and bring completed forms to your appointment, or arrive 30 minutes early to complete them in our office. If you need help with any form, our staff is here to assist you!

Have questions about our services? Need assistance with completing these forms? Call us at (602) 258-6797 or contact us online!

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Preparing for Your First Visit

Your first appointment goes more smoothly when you bring a few key items with you. Here is what to gather before you arrive:

Identification and Insurance: Bring a valid photo ID and your insurance card if you have coverage. We accept most major insurance plans and offer a sliding-fee scale for uninsured patients.
Medical Records and Medications: Bring copies of previous medical records, lab results, and screening procedures if available. Bring all medication bottles, both prescription and over-the-counter, so your provider has a complete picture of your current treatment.
For Children's Appointments: Bring your child's birth certificate and immunization records. These documents help us maintain accurate health records and ensure your child stays up to date with preventive care.

Your first visit sets the foundation for your ongoing care. We want to understand your health needs, your family situation, and any barriers you face in accessing care.

For answers to other common questions about appointments, insurance, and services, explore our FAQ.

Valle Del Sol Community Health Removes Typical Barriers

You have the right to receive care in your preferred language. Our staff speaks English and Spanish, and we provide interpretation services for other languages at no cost to you. Medical terminology is confusing enough without language barriers getting in the way.

If you need forms in a different language or have difficulty reading or writing, tell us when you schedule your appointment. We will make arrangements to help you complete the necessary paperwork. Access to care means removing every obstacle, including paperwork.

Have Questions About Your Forms or Visit?

You do not need to have all your paperwork perfect to receive care. If you are missing information or documents, we will work with you to get what we need while making sure you see a provider. Your health comes first, always.

Valle Del Sol Community Health has served families in the Valley for over 50 years because we understand that healthcare should be accessible, respectful, and centered on your needs. From your first phone call to every appointment after, we are here to help you and your family stay healthy.

Call us at (602) 258-6797 if you have questions about which forms to complete or what to bring to your appointment.