Patient & Records Management Forms
We are pleased to provide you with our latest forms online. Please click on the links below to download your desired forms.
New Patient Forms
- LifeCare Patient Registration
- LifeCare Medical History
- LifeCare of Coordination Of Benefits
- Financial Policies
Records Management Forms
- Records Request Form
(send records to Dr. Mikel) - Records Release Form
(send records from our office to another Dr.)
Depo-Provera Patients
Gynecologic care to meet all your needs...for life.
Life Care For Women offers comprehensive gynecologic care for women of all ages. If you're a young women, you'll find gentle preventive care. If you are of childbearing age, we can help with pregnancy planning and management. If you're having trouble conceiving, Dr. Paul Mikel would be happy to meet with you and your partner to discuss infertility solutions. If you're suffering from abnormal bleeding or pelvic pain, you'll find a range of advanced solutions. And if you are experiencing the symptoms of menopause, you'll find the latest treatment options. Dr Mikel works closely with a compounding pharmacist to create custom hormone regimens using bioidentical hormones.
Dr. Mikel works closely with your family physician and your other medical specialists to ensure safe care. He will also make sure that all of your concerns are addressed.
Your care is based on the most advanced treatments available. Dr. Mikel researches medical journals and attends conferences to keep up with the latest and safest techniques and breakthroughs...so you receive the best care possible.
Well-women exams...for life.
An annual exam is a once-a-year visit to your gynecologist for a general health check including a discussion of your complete medical history, a breast exam and Pap smear as well as a discussion of the latest options for family planning. An annual exam is also called a routine checkup, yearly exam, annual Pap and preventive visit.
So that any problems you may have can be treated early, when they have caused less damage and are easier to treat, it is important that you have regular well-woman exams.
- If you are sexually active or over the age of 18, you should have a well-woman exam once a year.
- You may need more frequent exams if you plan to become pregnant soon, have a history of female health problems or have a mother or sister who developed breast, uterine or ovarian cancer.
- You should have an exam immediately if you detect a lump or other unusual change in your breast or have symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection.
An annual well-woman exam is part of your healthcare. If it has been more than 12 months, please contact Dr. Mikel to schedule an exam.
