Sickness Update & Facial Coverings

Effective 4/1/2022, facial coverings are no longer required in our office. We would ask that if you or any family member have been sick or on Tylenol or ibuprofen in the last 72 hours that you tell the nurse at the time of your arrival and strongly consider wearing a mask. Masks will be available for our patients if they have need. We continue to restrict the number of adults and children accompanying each patient.

We ask that our patients continue to observe social distancing and use hand sanitizer available at the front desk to help us limit the spread of communicable disease.

We are dedicated to rendering you the best in patient care.

CONTINUE TO OBSERVE

1. Take your prescribed medications DAILY.
2. Be regular with your shots to stay Immune Strong. Wait 30 minutes after each shot and have a nurse check your arm before leaving.
3. Frequently wash your hands with soap and water for 30 seconds.
4. Cover your nose and mouth with your elbow fold when you cough or sneeze. Wash your hands after. Avoid shaking hands when you are sick.
5. If you are sick, avoid elective large gatherings such as sporting events, concerts and movies.
6. If you or any family member have been sick or on Tylenol (acetaminophen) or ibuprofen in the last 72 hours, consider wearing a mask.
7. Patients are restricted to no more than 2 parents/visitors, who are necessary for their care. Please arrange for child care for younger children.