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Coordinated specialist access

Neurology access coordinated through Bedas

A referral and teleneurology collaboration pathway with Carrie Landess, MD, an independent board-certified neurologist in North Miami Beach.

Independent neurology referralBoard-certified neurologistSeparate appointment requiredInsurance and visit format confirmed separately

Bedas may coordinate neurologic review with Carrie Landess, MD, through an external referral and teleneurology collaboration. Dr. Landess is not presented as a Bedas employee or a permanently on-site neurologist. Appointments are required, availability varies, and the visit location, format, scheduling, insurance, billing, and exact neurologic scope must be confirmed before relying on the appointment.

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Carrie Landess, MD, board-certified neurologist

Independent referral collaborator

Meet Carrie Landess, MD

Dr. Landess is the board-certified neurologist in Bedas’s external referral and teleneurology collaboration pathway. Her independent office is in North Miami Beach. Bedas does not present her as an employee or a permanently on-site clinician.

Board-certified neurologyFlorida ME66199North Miami Beach

How coordinated neurology access works

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Describe the neurologic concern

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Confirm whether coordination fits

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Verify the separate appointment

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Bedas telehealth service

Telehealth psychiatry is a separate Bedas service.

Bedas may provide psychiatric visits by video when appropriate. The independent neurology appointment follows its own location, insurance, availability, and visit format.

Bedas psychiatric serviceSeparate neurology appointmentDetails confirmed separately
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  • Medication review
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01What does neurology access through Bedas mean?It means Bedas can help connect an appropriate patient with an independent neurologist through a referral and teleneurology collaboration pathway.OpenClose

Bedas provides psychiatric care. When a neurologic question needs separate specialist review, the practice may coordinate access to Dr. Carrie Landess rather than representing the neurologic visit as psychiatric care.

The arrangement may include teleneurology collaboration and limited visiting availability. It does not mean a neurologist is always at the Bedas office, employed by Bedas, or available without a separate appointment.

  • External neurology referral
  • Teleneurology collaboration
  • Possible visiting availability by appointment
  • Separate specialist scope and administrative confirmation
02Who is Carrie Landess, MD?Carrie Landess, MD, is a Florida-licensed, board-certified neurologist whose independent office is in North Miami Beach.OpenClose

Florida Department of Health records list medical license ME66199 as clear and active. Bedas directly confirmed 16855 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 102, North Miami Beach, Florida 33162 as the independent appointment address for this pathway.

Jackson Health lists Dr. Landess in neurology and confirms board certification in neurology. Bedas has written permission to publish her name, photo, credentials, and role in this coordinated access pathway.

03Where can a neurology appointment take place?The confirmed independent neurology office is at 16855 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 102, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. A separate appointment is required.OpenClose

Jackson Health currently publishes ZIP code 33169 for the same street address, while Bedas directly confirmed 33162. Because the public information differs, confirm the exact destination and postal code when the appointment is scheduled.

Bedas also reports that Dr. Landess may have limited visiting availability at the clinic by separate appointment, but no fixed public schedule has been confirmed. Do not travel to either office without confirming the exact date, location, and visit format.

If there is no current opening, Bedas reports that the patient will be contacted when availability becomes available. No specific waiting time is promised.

  • Independent North Miami Beach office confirmed
  • Possible Bedas visiting dates are not guaranteed
  • Appointment required in every setting
  • Confirm the exact address before traveling
04What happens to records and recommendations?With the patient’s authorization, neurologic records and recommendations can return to Bedas so psychiatric and neurologic questions can be coordinated.OpenClose

The patient remains entitled to understand which clinician is providing which service. Bedas handles the psychiatric plan; the neurologist handles the separate neurologic evaluation and recommendations within her scope.

This referral pathway has no reported financial referral arrangement. The website does not promise shared records without consent, same-day exchange, or automatic acceptance of recommendations into a psychiatric plan.

05What must be confirmed before scheduling?Confirm who will schedule, where the visit will occur, whether it is in person or by video, which records are needed, what neurologic concern will be reviewed, and who handles insurance and billing.OpenClose

Bedas has not supplied a public list of neurologic conditions, tests, treatments, age ranges, prices, accepted plans, or guaranteed appointment times for this pathway. Those details must be confirmed for the individual appointment.

A Bedas referral does not guarantee that Dr. Landess will accept a particular case, order a particular test, provide a particular treatment, accept a particular insurance plan, or be available on a requested date.

  • Reason for neurologic review
  • Appointment setting and location
  • Records and consent
  • Insurance, network, billing, and costs
06When should someone seek urgent care instead?New stroke symptoms, a first seizure, sudden severe headache, rapidly worsening confusion, loss of consciousness, or immediate danger should not wait for a routine referral.OpenClose

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for emergency symptoms. Ordinary Bedas contact messages and a future neurology appointment are not monitored as emergency services.

A routine coordination request is appropriate only when the situation is stable enough to wait for office review and appointment confirmation.

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