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Our response to protect our patients and staff
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, please see below the precautions and protocols that have been put into place at our offices:
-We will ONLY see appointments deemed urgent or emergent. ALL other appointments are being rescheduled for the next several weeks.
- ALL staff AND patients will be screened for fever, and anyone found to have an elevated temperature will be sent home and instructed to consult with primary or urgent care.
PLEASE DO NOT ENTER our facility if you have been exposed to someone suspected of having COVID-19 or if you have ANY of the following symptoms:
- fever
- cough
- fatigue
- shortness of breath
- As many office staff as possible are being moved to remote work duties. This may affect the efficiency of our schedulers and some other remote services.
- ALL elective surgeries have been postponed indefinitely. Emergency surgeries will continue as needed.
- There will be sanitizing stations available within our office for patients to clean their hands.
-All equipment in our office is sanitized after every patient exposure. In addition, our waiting room furniture will be sanitized regularly throughout the day.
-Designated waiting areas have been created to separate areas of the building and limit the amount of individual exposure for both patients and staff.
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