We are taking additional precautions to ensure the health and safety of our patients and staff including, but not limited to:

• Requesting patients wear a mask.  We understand young children, children with anxiety, and some adults cannot wear masks and we understand.  If you or your child cannot wear a mask please let us know and we’ll make necessary accommodations.
• Disinfecting tables between every patient
• Spacing patient visits to limit the amount and proximity of people in waiting areas
• Encouraging patients to immediately go to, and remain in, patient rooms upon entering the clinic to create more social distancing
• Washing/sanitizing hands between patient interactions
• Encouraging all patients to fill out paperwork online to reduce time in-clinic
• Removing almost all toys from play areas and frequently sanitizing those that remain
• Spacing / removing seating from waiting rooms that would allow for close proximity
• Encouraging all patients who feel ill with any of the COVID-19 symptoms to stay home and see medical attention
• Only scanning for new / active care patients and sanitizing equipment before and after
• Requiring patients from high risk areas to reschedule at least 14 days symptom free in the future

In addition we would like to remind patients that if you feel uncomfortable going into the hospital environment for non-emergency situations, we are here to help consult on the health of your family including: looking in ears at potential ear infections, diagnosing sprains / dealing with acute injuries, headaches from poor ergonomics due to your new “at home” work/school space, low back pain from hauling all your toilet paper to your house from the car, watery eyes/sneezing due to seasonal allergies, blood pressure readings, . etc.