Start with your story
Share what you are feeling, what has changed, what you have tried, and what you hope to return to doing.
New patients
Your first visit should leave you clearer about the next step.
You do not need to know the right treatment before scheduling. Begin with your story, your goals, and a thoughtful evaluation.
What to expect at your first visit
Complete an evaluation
Dr. Ferris reviews your history and performs an appropriate examination to guide the discussion.
Leave with a clear next step
You will discuss your findings, your questions, and the practical options that fit the conversation.
Before you arrive
A few practical ways to prepare
- Write down the main concern, when it began, and what changes it.
- Bring relevant reports, imaging, or a current medication list if you have them.
- Make a note of questions you want to discuss about care options, comfort, or next steps.
- Use the Jane booking link or call the practice if you need help choosing an appointment type.
Questions, answered clearly
New patient FAQs
An online page cannot replace an evaluation. These answers help you prepare for a more informed conversation with the practice.
What happens during the first visit?
Your visit begins with your concern, goals, relevant history, and an appropriate evaluation. Dr. Ferris will explain findings and discuss practical next steps in clear language.
How long is the first visit?
Visit length can depend on the concern and appointment type. The team can answer practical scheduling questions when you book.
Will I receive a treatment on the first visit?
The first priority is understanding your concern and findings. Dr. Ferris will discuss appropriate next steps and answer your questions before making recommendations.
What should I bring?
Bring relevant health information, a list of concerns or questions, and any reports or imaging you have available. The team can also answer practical appointment questions before you arrive.
Take the first step with a clear plan.
Schedule online or call Indy Spine and Balance with a practical question.