I was so excited to hear that Kelly Howard opened her own women’s health clinic. Today was my first visit and I was greeted by the most friendly staff and the facility is so comfortable. They have so many services and are adding more each day. If you are looking for a new women’s health provider I would definitely recommend Shoals Women’s Health and Wellness.

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FAQs

  • What insurance plans do you accept?

    • BCBS of AL and TN, United Health, Cigna, Tricare, Anthem, and Aetna.

    • You can always call us at (256) 448-9500 if you have any questions about your coverage.

  • Do you take medicaid/medicare?

    • Yes

  • Are you open on the weekends?

    • No

  • What If I don’t have insurance?

    • Self-pay patients are expected to pay for services in full at the time of visit.

  • What do I need to bring to my first visit?

    • Drivers License or valid form of identification (state issued).

    • Insurance Card

    • New Patients: if not filled out online, you can print the forms from our website and bring them with you.

    • See the forms section below to view and print the forms.

    • Note: There is an option to fill out the forms in the office, but filling out online or bringing with you will save time.

  • What are your payment options?

    • We accept cash, checks, Mastercard, Visa, Discover, and Apple Pay.

    • Online Bill Pay - Coming soon!

  • Do you offer vaccines?

    • Yes: Flu, Tdap, Gardasil

  • When can I request a prescription refill?

    • Current patients can request refills according to specific needs. Please call our office at (256) 448-9500 if you have any questions regarding refills.

    • Please allow 24 hours for refills to be called into your pharmacy once you’ve spoken with us and a refill has been approved.

    • Because of insurance requirements, please allow up to 48 hours for a Prior Authorization (PA) to be completed and faxed to your pharmacy.

    • Please bring all medications with you to your appointment, or at the very least, a detailed list of your medications.

    • You can also fax a list of updated medications to 256-448-9999 or update your intake form at your next visit.

  • How often should I update my information?

    • Patients are required to have their patient demographics updated on an annual basis. This includes patient information, guardians who can bring a minor in for their appointments, emergency contacts, pharmacy information, insurance information, and acknowledgment of patient policies/procedures (see Patient Forms section below). Signed HIPAA form.

    • Required at first visit: valid driver's license and insurance card. Patients with name or custody changes must present documentation. If there is a name change, ensure it is updated with your insurance carrier.