PATIENT RESOURCES
We strive to make your visit as friendly, easy, and helpful as possible. Here you will find important Patient Resources for before your visit, and after.
Here to Serve You
Please click the appropriate link to view our forms. If you have any questions,
please give us a call at 509-966-7899 or by emailing mail@valleyderm.net.
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Patient Portal
Existing Patients may view care instructions, view bills, etc.
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Make a Payment
Pay your bill securely with your credit or debit card by clicking the button below.
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CareCredit
Get the care you want or need and pay over time.
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Records Authorization
Get your records authorizations here.
“Jeff was an incredible provider. He knew his stuff and was efficient. I appreciated his genuine interest in how I was managing my skin condition. Valley Dermatology is the only place I would recommend for dermatology.”
— Jack S.
FAQs
Do you take my insurance?
Valley Dermatology takes most insurance plans. Call us to schedule an appointment and we can check your coverage for you.
How soon can i get in?
We are typically able to schedule patients for an appointment in the same week, if not the same day.
DO you perform mohs surgery?
Yes, Dr. Jones is board certified in both Mohs surgery and medical dermatology.
Do you Administer botox?
Yes, several of our providers are trained to provide neurotoxin for multiple indications.
do you have same-day appointments?
We often accommodate urgent appointments or referrals the same day. By calling the office, we can schedule you as soon as we can.
do i need a referral from my primary care physician?
No. You can schedule directly with us without a referral.
Are you able to accommodate a male or female provider if I have a preference?
Yes, we can accommodate both preferences.
WHat does it mean to be board certified?
The American Board of Dermatology is an accredited medical board that requires its diplomats to 1. Be a physician 2. Have completed a four year dermatology residency, 3. Pass a written and microscopic examination, and 4. Perform continuing medical education four times yearly to remain certified.
The American Board of Dermatology has board certifications for medical dermatology, Mohs Micrographic Surgery, and dermatopathology.