Send Us Your MRIs & X-Rays for a Consultation with Dr. Stone
Explore All Your Options! Receive a complimentary evaluation from a world-renowned orthopaedic surgeon by completing the form below in full. 

Please note that this form is specifically for International Patients. If you live in the USA or Canada, please head here to arrange a consultation 
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Able to Travel to San Francisco? This consultation service is reserved for patients seeking future treatment with The Stone Clinic. Are you willing and able to travel to San Francisco, CA, USA for our care?
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Are you experiencing an injury that requires urgent care? (Examples: Achilles injury, clavicle fracture, joint dislocation, or any traumatic injury causing severe pain)
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Have you ever previously been a patient of The Stone Clinic?
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Imaging Requirements for a Consultation
In order to deliver a consultation, we require medical imaging (MRI & x-rays) of the injured joint. Please collect all operative photos, operative reports, typed radiology reports, MRIs, and x-rays for the affected joint. The imaging must be completed within one year. All images must be postoperative, meaning after any previous surgeries. 

Please do not send any viewing links/webpages from your imaging facility/radiologist as it will delay or prevent your consultation.
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Please confirm the injury that you'd like to talk about during your consultation
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Patient First Name *
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Patient Last Name *
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Date of Birth *
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Provide your preferred phone number. Please be sure to include your country code.
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Please be sure to enter your phone number accurately as we may need to contact you via a phone call to coordinate your consultation. 
Provide your preferred email address for communication with The Stone Clinic staff *
Please be sure to enter your email address accurately as this will be your primary form of communication with our Clinic team 
AUTHORIZATION TO EMAIL PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION Part 1
Sensitive health information can be sent by email between The Stone Clinic and our patients if this form is completed and signed, To receive a consultation you must authorize this form of communication, by clicking the box below:
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AUTHORIZATION TO EMAIL PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION Part 2  
I understand that any email transmission between my provider and me/the patient will become part of my medical record. These email transmissions may be disclosed in accordance with future authorizations. I understand that I have the right to revoke this Authorization at any time. If I want to revoke this authorization, I must do so in writing and address it to the entity that I had previously authorized to disclose my information. I understand that if I revoke this Authorization, it will not apply to any information already released as a result of this authorization. I understand that this Authorization is voluntary and that I may refuse to sign it. I understand that, once information is disclosed pursuant to this Authorization, it is possible that it could be disclosed by the entity that receives it for authorized purposes under the HIPAA privacy rule.  

Alert for Electronic Communication
Patients and/or personal representatives who want to communicate with their health care providers by email should consider all of the following issues before signing an Authorization to Email Protected Health Information:  

1. Email communications can be forwarded, intercepted, printed and stored by others.
2. Email communication is a convenience and is not appropriate for emergencies or time-sensitive issues.
3. Highly sensitive or personal information should only be communicated by email at the patient’s discretion (i.e., HIV status, mental illness, chemical dependency, etc.).
4. Employers generally have the right to access any email received or sent by a person at work.
5. Staff other than the health care provider may read and process email.
6. Clinically relevant messages and responses will be documented in the medical record at the provider’s discretion.
7. Email message content must include (1) the subject of the message in the subject line (i.e., appointment request, medical records request, etc.) and (2) clear patient identification including patient name, telephone number, and date of birth in the body of the message.
8. The Stone Clinic will not be liable for information lost or misdirected due to technical errors or other failures.
9. The Stone Clinic will take reasonable measures as outlined by HIPAA to protect patient information, but will not be liable for information that is viewed or otherwise accessed by unauthorized parties for email messages sent or received through unencrypted third party email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Microsoft Outlook, and other such carriers.

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