Macy Gomez graduated from Colorado State University in 2019 with her Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies with a pre-health concentration. She then went on to receive her Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy at Washington University in St. Louis where she quickly realized her passion was for orthopedics. With her background in OT, Macy takes an individualistic, client-centered, and evidence-based approach to her treatment. She takes care to acknowledge the unique talents and passions of all individuals and recognizes the tremendous impact upper extremity function has on quality of life. Macy enjoys implementing manual techniques into her practice when appropriate and also has an interest in treating fractures as well as static progressive orthotic fabrication. Macy looks forward to being a part of your rehabilitation journey and is grateful for the opportunity to work with all of her future patients!
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HCA Healthcare is in contract negotiations with Anthem and Cigna. Some patients may have received letters stating that care at an HCA facility could become out of network beginning Dec. 1, 2026, for Anthem or Jan. 1, 2027, for Cigna if new agreements are not reached.
HCA has assured us they expect to resolve both negotiations before those dates. If you have a procedure scheduled at an HCA facility, please do not cancel it based solely on the letter. Contact your insurer to confirm your facility’s network status and benefits, and reach out to our scheduling team with questions. We are monitoring the situation and will help patients understand their options as updates become available.
We will honor existing appointments through 03/01/2026 without authorization. However, any planned or ongoing treatment may be delayed if authorization is not received (IE: MRI, Surgery, PT/OT).
Please contact your PCP as soon as possible to obtain an authorization if you wish to be seen today or to avoid delays in care.