My-NP

Introducing a new private pay option. In response to customer demand, MyNP has implemented a competitive self-pay option plan. After examining local ‘comparables’ and industry standards at the regional level; a competitive payment schedule has been put in place for patients that opt for private pay. Current rates shall be reevaluated on a yearly basis to adjust for inflation and local health care trends. An initial visit shall remain the baseline encounter. The patient should expect this visit to be very comprehensive and it will allow the patient to establish a much needed medication profile at their desired pharmacy. MyNP will furnish any documentation that the patient may so desire. Follow up visits shall be on a sliding scale rate and will be coordinated as that patient’s health status dictates. An invoice will be executed by the MyNP staff within 24 hours of service rendered. Please contact MyNP for more details and how this program differs, as well as coincides with, an insurance based visit.

MyNP continues to focus on disabled and home bound individuals who are Medicare eligible. The population base in Palm Beach County Florida is aging and growing, and more individuals are opting to stay in their own homes longer and return home following hospitalization, rather than proceeding to a nursing home. Our primary market continues to include patients -- typically in an older age bracket -- who require homebound health care services. Many of these patients require medication management with prescriptive authority, specialist referrals, referrals for skilled nursing, chronic disease management, hospice transition, palliative care, family therapy coordination, diagnostic imaging, lab draws, and a wealth of disease management specializations. More than 300,000 residents 65 or older live in Palm Beach County.

In 2013, Florida had 112,553 new residents aged 65 and older, nearly twice as many as California which had 57,443. As of the 2010, the population of Palm Beach County was 1,320,134 making it the third-most populous county in Florida. -- Source: U.S. Census.