New Patients

We are located at 201 N. Breazeale Avenue Mount Olive, NC 28365.

Directions: Located just off NC 117. From Goldsboro take first left past Mount Olive College and then Left at Stoplight.

To become a New Patient, contact one of the following individuals:

• Barbara Kelley – [email protected] (919)581-4961
• Adrienne Kriger  – [email protected]  (919) 658-4954 ext 1058

Important Information and Forms

• New Patient Information Packet – A welcome packet that contains each of the following forms:
  • Welcome to our Practice
  • Medication refill policy
  • Credit Policy
  • Records release
• New Patient Information Form – Please complete and bring with you during your first office visit.
• Privacy Practices
• Patient Portal Access
• No Show Policy

Billing and Insurance

We participate with most insurance companies and accept Mastercard and Visa.

No Show Policy 

Cancel/No Show Policy

1. Patients/guarantors must notify Mt. Olive Family Medicine Center at 919-658-4954 within 24 hours of their scheduled appointment if they need to cancel an appointment.  This allows the clinic to schedule another patient in that time slot.
2. Patients/guarantors who do not call within 24 hours of their scheduled appointment and/or fail to show up for a scheduled appointment will be considered a “no show”.
3. Patients/guarantors with 3 or more “no show” appointments within a 12 month period will receive a certified letter in the mail, informing of their discharge from the clinic due to excessive “no shows”.
4. Patients/guarantors will be charge $25.00 for each no show appointment.  You will receive a written notice when a “no show” has occurred.  This fee will be due prior to you being seen in our clinic by any provider.
5. Patients/guarantors it is essential that you make sure your contact information, including telephone number and address, stay current with our office.  If you have had any change at all please confirm your information is correct on your medical record.

Late Policy

1. Patients who arrive at the clinic more than 10 minutes after their scheduled appointment time will be considered late.
2. Depending on the discretion of the provider, the volume of patients scheduled and the time of arrival, late appointments may be rescheduled for another date/time.  If seen the appointment time may have to be shortened.