We’re Here For You!

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WE WILL REMAIN OPEN TO SEE YOU IN OFFICE OR VIRTUALLY

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Our entire team is still seeing patients. We have taken extreme safety measures here in our office to reduce any possible exposure. Our office hours will remain the same.

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We are committed to your health and safety, so we are taking additional cleaning and screening precautions to protect you and others.

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CHECK-IN PROCESS:

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• Vehicle check-in

• Temp check

• Exposure questionnaire

• Direct car to room check-in

• No sitting in the waiting room

• No line for check out or lab work

• Only patients will be permitted to enter the office to promote social distancing

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FOR YOUR SAFETY:

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• Air purifiers placed around the office

• Constant industrial-grade cleaning of all surfaces including door handles, exam rooms, etc.

• Several hand sanitizing stations throughout the office

• Our physicians and staff will only come to work if they are feeling completely well, and their temperatures are taken daily

• Our office hours will remain the same

• All elective surgeries will be postponed as per the executive order from Governor Abbott

• Our friendly staff will continue to answer all your phone call during our regular business hours

• Your Physician will continue to be on call for after-hour needs

• As per CDC guidelines remember that frequent handwashing is one of the best ways to combat COVID-10

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While we are still seeing patients in the office, if you do not want to be seen in office you do have the option of a telemedicine (virtual) visit with your Physician. Please call our front desk to schedule a time.

All Obstetrical patients must keep scheduled appointments.

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EXAMPLES OF IN-OFFICE VISITS:

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• OB (including delayed menses)

• STD checks

• Postpartum

• Post OP

• IUD checks (if the device has to come out)

• Heavy bleeding

• Re-Paps

• Rhogam Injection

• Medroxyprogesterone (Depo-Provera)

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EXAMPLES OF APPOINTMENTS THAT

CAN BE IN-OFFICE OR TELEHEALTH:

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• Review of abnormal results and imaging results

• Discussion of birth control

• Pelvic pain

• UTI (may need to come in and give a urine sample)

• Preconception consultation for couples

• Menopause- what it means and what to expect

• Perimenopause: what to expect, how to manage it

• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome- How to best manage

• Painful sex

• Decreased Libido (sex drive)

• Medication follow- up

• Mastitis for postpartum patients

• Postpartum depression

• All other health topics you want

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