Contini Family Medicine LLC

12/19/2025

Today is the day of our open house, starting at 3pm and ending no later than 5pm. Come out and meet Dr Moore and his family, plus see the new facility. Thank you to any who attend.

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12/04/2025

We will be having an open house/meet and greet for the new office and new doctor on Friday, December 19 at 3pm. There will be some food and party favors.

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12/02/2025

Thank you to all the patients that have brought/sent in plants, baked goods, and food the last two days. Everyone at Contini Family Medicine has enjoyed each of these thoughtful items. Thank you even more for the privilege of participating in your care.

12/01/2025

We are officially open at the new location 1702 S Waukesha St. Please do not go to the highway 90 office any more.

11/22/2025

Insufficient parking has (appropriately) long been a complaint at our old office. We are pleased to announce that that problem is no more at the new office! Also, the humvee has moved to our new office. This coming week we are open only on Monday in the old office, but will start in the new office in December!

11/17/2025

Good morning Holmes and Washington communities. We will start the final stage of our move in 7 days. We will have 3 providers seeing patients on Monday November 24. We will be closed the rest of Thanksgiving week, so please plan accordingly. Starting the first off December, we will honor our normal hours at our new office!

11/02/2025

More, updated pictures from inside the new office. It will be very real very soon!

10/21/2025

Here are a few more photos of the inside of our new office. We are looking forward to being more efficient in this space, in order to better serve our patients!

10/13/2025

Here's a preview of our new office lobby. More pictures to come as we finish up construction this month.

09/18/2025

PSA: We got new reports that someone "from our office" called a patient and requested personal information in order to order a test for them. The patient wisely declined to provide any information to "John Wilson" who had a distinctly foreign accent.

No offense to foreign-born folks, but we do not have any working here answering the phone. So if you get a call supposedly from our office and you have a hard time understanding the person through their accent, it is NOT from us. We will not call you asking for personal details as we have all that info already. We also will not order a test out of the blue without personal consultation with the patient.

Unfortunately, technology allows the scammers to appear as whatever phone number they want to appear as. You might get a call from the Holmes County Sheriff's Office that is not from them also. Be alert, be vigilant, and always ask questions.

09/05/2025

We offer prayers and condolences regarding the passing of Brett Wilson Jr to the community at large, but especially to the Holmes County Sheriff's Office and our colleague Charley Wilson.

08/29/2025

Cigna has announced this week that they will start downcoding physician notes automatically when they receive claims, starting in October. They did not disclose details of how they will decide which notes to downcode, but they did suggest that an AI would be involved. This will be done without reading medical records, to actually verify if the change is appropriate. This is unethical at least, and illegal in many states. They do allow for appeal of these decisions, but the process will be costly and lengthy to physicians that undertake it.

We believe firmly that this will ultimately lead to a lot of physicians, especially specialists, dropping Cigna insurance. If you or a loved one has this insurance carrier, please call them and ask for them to reconsider this inappropriate decision. We hope they will reconsider before they create a disaster for many patients.

To provide more information, all physician visits are basically a level 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5. The codes change based on the setting (hospital, ER, urgent care, outpatient), but that is the basic arrangement everywhere. The complexity of the case is determined by the provider/physician, and this is used to select the level applied. It is illegal for providers to upcode or downcode intentionally (either claiming more or less effort than was actually put into the visit). Historically, insurance companies would audit a record if they had reason to suspect it was upcoded by the provider. This move by Cigna announces these changes will take place without the appropriate audits. It should be illegal for them to downcode without actually checking the legitimacy of the change, since it is illegal to do this on the provider side.