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The HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) form is an essential component of patient privacy and confidentiality in the healthcare industry. This form outlines your rights and explains how your personal health information may be used and disclosed by healthcare providers. By signing the HIPAA form, you acknowledge that you have received this information and understand your privacy rights.
The form ensures that your confidential medical information remains protected and allows you to give or restrict consent for certain uses of your data. We prioritize patient privacy and compliance with HIPAA regulations to maintain the utmost confidentiality and trust.
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Dental Crowns Enhance Your Smile
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James Jones5 November 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Excellent Dental Care!! Dore and Dr. Williams took excellent care of me!! Crown and Fillings. Thank You!!Posted on Google
Tonia Himmelright4 November 2026I'm very happy with Dr.Casey and the staff is very nice. I would recommend being a patient at Boiling Springs Family Dental.Posted on Google
Kyle Purnell28 October 2026Fantastic service and super personable!Posted on Google
Jane Mitchell27 October 2026Dr Williams has been our wonderful dentist for 15 years. My visit today was indeed exceptional. Latest tech was used by Sami for a remarkable checkup and cleaning experience, and she was gentle and caring throughout.Posted on Google
Jerry Cacciatore21 October 2026Friendly staff, as always. However on this visit they had a temp Hygenist. This was by far the most messy and painful cleaning I have ever had. Their only focus was to be done as quickly as possible at the expense of the patient. Hopefully the permanent Hygenist returns soon.Posted on Google
Sara Adams20 October 2026Dr and staff are great! They take the time to explain procedures and make sure you are comfortable.Posted on Google
Celeste Baumgartner19 October 2026I love the staff at Boiling Springs Family Dental. They make dental care a positive experience every time.Posted on Google
Dor'e Cosner13 October 2026Awesome experience!! I felt very welcome by all the team. The time spent one on one with what was needed and why was very much appreciated. Not a number here except being number one priority for the the Doctors and team. Highly recommendPosted on Google
Ted Kyle1 October 2026I have been a patient here for over 20 years. The staff is always pleasant and proficient. Dr. Williams’ care is top notch! I’ve always valued his care and professionalism.Posted on Google
Linda Henninger23 September 2026Aj great job on cleaning. Very friendly and helpful
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Boiling Springs Family Dental
210 Forge Road
Boiling Springs, PA 17007
Phone: 717-258-3858
Fax: 717-258-8458
Office Hours
Monday – 8am – 5pm
Tuesday – 8am – 5pm
Wednesday – 8am – 5pm
Thursday – 8am – 5pm
Friday – Closed
