Consulting and clinical requests.
Common questions about contact, records, clinical care, and emergencies.
What consulting services are available?
Case review, chart review, chronology review, standard-of-care questions, written consultation, and expert support when formally engaged.
How should an attorney start?
Email the case type, parties, jurisdiction, deadline, and pediatric question. Do not send records until a secure process is confirmed.
Does a website inquiry create an expert relationship?
No. Consulting begins only after conflict review and agreed engagement terms.
Is Dr. Basily still seeing clinical patients?
Yes, selected clinical requests remain available by email or phone for non-emergency concerns.
Do you accept insurance for clinical care?
The practice does not bill insurance directly.
Where are house calls available?
House calls are based in Kenmore and nearby communities, depending on schedule, address, and clinical fit.
Can my child have a virtual visit from another state?
The child should be physically located in Washington State at the time of a medical telemedicine visit.
Can prescriptions be provided?
When clinically appropriate. Some concerns require an in-person evaluation.
Can clinical care replace my child’s regular pediatrician?
No. Keep a regular pediatrician for preventive care, vaccines, chronic care, and records.
When should I call 911 or go to the emergency department?
Call 911 for severe breathing difficulty, blue or gray color, unresponsiveness, prolonged seizure, major injury, or another life-threatening concern.