Sacramento Medical Oasis, Inc.

UPDATE 29January2019: The new forms came in a few minutes ago! We should be contacting you shortly about picking up prescriptions if you’ve been waiting. Do you get Schedule C-II controlled medications (the ones that require paper prescriptions)? If so… Continue Reading →

Please request prescription refills directly from us Pharmacies will tell you that they have contacted us for refills. You shouldn’t believe them. They often send their requests to the wrong fax number (ignoring the one printed on every prescription) so… Continue Reading →

• We’re back from our break as of 23April2019. Alas, the phone and email systems didn’t get completely updated, so we will probably have a brief outage or two in the near future. Thank you for your patience. • We… Continue Reading →

Medical Oasis integrates primary care and mental health, because your mind and your body are connected. What does your health care really cost you? We eliminate the troubles getting appointments, the long wait, the seven-minute visit, the cold exam room,… Continue Reading →

If you’re an established Oasis patient, there is a lot of information here to which you might want to refer when you need medication refills or have questions about pricing or availability or how to contact us. contacting us If… Continue Reading →

“I’m a doctor, not an insurance actuary!” We like to spend our time with you, not filling out forms. It keeps our quality high (there are no accountants telling us how to practice) and our costs low. It means our… Continue Reading →

Non-subscriber rates $285 for each visit appointments subject to availability Subscription: $135/month includes one half-hour visit per month additional visits in the same month are $80 each your first visit will be charged at the non-subscriber rate of $285 Family… Continue Reading →

Alas, we’ve had far too many last-minute cancelations that have resulted in people who really needed appointments missing out. We now ask that you notify us at least five hours in advance if you need to reschedule an appointment. There… Continue Reading →

tl;dr: I think pharmacies shred faxes they’ve received when it isn’t convenient for them to fill the prescriptions We seem to be living in an age of pervasive lying, at least in politics and business. When it comes to health… Continue Reading →

Update 10February2019: We had to give up on the Jitsi Meet teleconferencing server. It was just too unreliable: it would break in new and interesting ways every time the developer issued an update. We’re going to try using Signal. Read… Continue Reading →