BECOME A PATIENT
We are now accepting new patients, and it’s easy to sign-up, so you are in the right place to become a medical, or behavioral health patient.
NEW PATIENT FORMS
You can download our new patient packet here! This contains all the forms needed to become a HealthFirst patient.
You may stop by either of our locations to drop off your completed paperwork. You may also mail them, or email them to us at [email protected]
Once we have received your forms, one of our team members at HealthFirst will contact you within 48 hours to help you access the care you need.
HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR FIRST VISIT:
- Create a current medication list. Please include the full name and how you take the medication. (Example: Nexium, 2- 40 mg capsules a day.)
- Write down any specific health concerns to discuss with your healthcare provider.
- Need assistance with health insurance? Click here for further information.
THINGS TO REMEMBER PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT:
- Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your appointment. This allows time to complete the registration process.
- Bring your health insurance card, medication list, and your list of health concerns.
- Bring your co-payment.
- The receptionist will check you in and collect your insurance information, paperwork, and co-pay.
WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECK, DEBIT, OR CREDIT CARDS.
- Once you are a patient you can request a PIN to use the Patient Portal where you can view your appointments, clinical summary and request a prescription refill.
Ready to make your appointment with one of our providers? Click here to contact us and start scheduling your appointment.
Community Resources to Support Your Well‑Being
HealthFirst understands that your health and well-being can be affected by many things outside of the care you receive in our health centers. Our Community Resource Specialists can help connect patients with local services and resources to meet a variety of needs.
If you need assistance finding community resources, ask a member of your care team to connect you with a Community Resource Specialist. You can also find local resources by contacting 2-1-1 New Hampshire.