Hayton Primary CareNew Patients
Everything you need to know
before your first visit.
Your first appointment is an hour. That’s enough time to do this right — but it helps to come prepared. Here’s what to bring, what to expect, and how to transfer your records.
What to bring to your first appointment
Having these ready helps make the most of your first hour together and lets Dr. Hayton build an accurate, complete picture of your health from day one.
Insurance & ID
- Medicare or Medicare Advantage card
- Supplemental (Medigap) insurance card, if applicable
- Commercial insurance card
- Photo ID
Medications
- All current prescription bottles — bring the physical bottles if possible
- Over-the-counter medications
- Vitamins and supplements
Your Questions
- A written list of your current health concerns
- Questions about medications or diagnoses
- Anything a previous physician left unresolved
- Goals you have for your health
Bring your actual pill bottles if you can. Reviewing the physical bottles — including dosages, prescribing physicians, and fill dates — helps Dr. Hayton catch discrepancies and interactions that a written list alone sometimes misses.
What happens at your first appointment
Your first visit is scheduled for a full hour — time enough to do this properly. Here’s what to expect from start to finish.
Check-in and paperwork
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete intake paperwork. You’ll confirm your insurance information and complete a health history form if you haven’t already done so in advance.
A full review of your health history
Dr. Hayton will review your medical history, current conditions, and medications in detail. Unlike a standard 15-minute appointment, there’s time to go through everything — not just the top concern on the list.
Your questions and concerns
This is a real conversation. Bring your written list of questions — things left unresolved, medications you have concerns about, symptoms you haven’t had a chance to address. All of it is fair game.
Building your care plan
By the end of your visit, Dr. Hayton will have a clear picture of your health and a plan for next steps. If you qualify for Chronic Care Management, we’ll walk you through what that includes and answer any questions before anything is billed.
Ongoing care from here
After your first visit, Dr. Hayton is your physician. Follow-up appointments, lab review, specialist communication, and — for eligible patients — monthly check-ins between visits all continue from this point forward.
We help make the transition easy.
Switching physicians shouldn’t mean starting over from scratch. We assist with obtaining your records from your previous provider so Dr. Hayton arrives at your first appointment with your history already in hand.
Tell us who your previous provider is when you schedule. We’ll send a release form for your signature.
Sign and return the release by email (info@haytonprimarycare.com), fax (208) 684-2455, or in person. We handle the request from there.
Records typically arrive within a few business days. If there are delays, we follow up — so you don’t have to.
Not sure what to request?
For a first visit, the most useful records are recent lab work (within 12–18 months), specialist notes, your current problem list and medication history, and any imaging reports relevant to ongoing conditions.
If you’re unsure what to include, call us — we’ll help you figure out what’s most important to have before your first appointment.
Location & parking
Address
Hayton Primary Care
300 W. Main St., Suite 100
Boise, ID 83702
Phone: (208) 247-4279
Fax: (208) 684-2455
Office Hours
Monday – Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Opening August 24, 2026
Parking & Access
Free parking is available in the building lot. Suite 100 is on the ground floor — elevators are located in the main lobby.
Telehealth Available
Can’t come in? Video and phone visits are available to patients physically located in Idaho. Learn more about telehealth.
Complete these before you arrive
Completing your intake paperwork in advance means we can spend your appointment hour on your care — not on forms.
New Patient Packet
Registration, medical history, consent & acknowledgments, telehealth consent, and a records-release form — all in one packet. Complete and bring to your first visit.
Download PDFNotice of Privacy Practices
How this practice uses and protects your health information, as required by HIPAA.
Download PDFFinancial Policy
Billing, co-pays, and payment expectations. Please review before your first visit. To settle a balance, pay a bill online.
Download PDFReady to schedule your first visit?
Call us or send a message. We’ll verify your coverage and answer any questions before you come in.