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How to contact Ormond Medical Arts complete health™ solutions?

Formerly Ormond Medical Arts Complete Health™ Solutions for You and Your Family Please contact us to schedule an appointment or to learn more about our services. We offer early hours to fit your schedule and walk-ins are always welcome. Patient Portal  Accepted Insurance Call for an appointment 386-677-0453 Set as my default Location

Where is Ormond Beach Medical Center located?

Ormond Beach, FL 32174 Find on map HOURS Monday – Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PHONE 386-677-0453 FAX 386-677-0463 Call us Providers David Carpenter, MD Family Practice Sandford Kinne, III, DO

What can I do with a secure patient portal?

Your secure patient portal makes connecting with your doctor easy. Communicate with your physician from anywhere you have an internet connection, 24 hours a day. Make appointments, ask questions, or review lab results from previous visits when it is convenient for you.

How do I sign in to the portal?

Signing in to the portal is as easy as logging in to check your bank account. During your next visit with your provider, make sure to request that your portal account be activated. One of our helpful staff will be glad to assist you, ensuring you are ready to connect with us before you conclude your visit.

What is informed consent?

An informed consent is a process in which the participant learns the key facts about the trial before deciding to participate or not. To help with this decision, the doctor and/or nurse explain the details of the trial. These details include the purpose, duration, requirements and key contacts.

Who has access to personal information?

In some circumstances, the IRB overseeing the research and the sponsor or contract research organization coordinating the trial will also have access to personal information.

What are the factors that allow volunteers to participate in a clinical trial?

The factors that allow volunteers to participate in a clinical trial are called "inclusion criteria" and the factors that disallow volunteers from participating are called "exclusion criteria.". These criteria can include age, gender, the type and stage of a disease, previous treatment history, and other medical conditions.

Do volunteers get physicals during a study?

The volunteers' health will continue to be monitored during and after the trial.

Can a participant know if a placebo is given?

The participant, physician, and research staff may not know which volunteer receives a placebo and which receives the active treatment. Not knowing which participants are receiving the active treatment allows the physician and research staff to objectively observe the volunteers during the study.