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In-person appointments are available, provided that Dallas County remains in stage Green or Yellow in regards to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep A, and Influenza increased in our area over the winter, but have begun to steadily decline. If Dallas County's COVID-19 cases rise into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline.
Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all patients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. Please be aware that COVID-19 symptoms and seasonal allergies may have a similar presentation. If you have a new onset of symptoms, please shift to Telehealth for that day. If you are experiencing symptoms, have been exposed to COVID-19, or have tested positive, you can read current CDC recommendations and use the Isolation and Exposure Calculator here to determine whether or how long you need to isolate and other steps to prevent spreading COVID-19. In-person appointments are available, provided that Dallas County remains in stage Green or Yellow in regards to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep A, and Influenza increased in our area over the winter, but have begun to steadily decline. If Dallas County's COVID-19 cases rise into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all patients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. Please be aware that COVID-19 symptoms and seasonal allergies may have a similar presentation. If you have a new onset of symptoms, please shift to Telehealth for that day. If you are experiencing symptoms, have been exposed to COVID-19, or have tested positive, you can read current CDC recommendations and use the Isolation and Exposure Calculator here to determine whether or how long you need to isolate and other steps to prevent spreading COVID-19. You can view additional information on COVID cases and precautions by clicking on the images below.
A limited number of in-person appointments are available each week, provided that Dallas County remains in stage Green or Yellow in regards to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep A, and Influenza have increased in our area this winter. If Dallas County's COVID-19 cases rise into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all patients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. If you are experiencing symptoms, have been exposed to COVID-19, or have tested positive, you can read current CDC recommendations and use the Isolation and Exposure Calculator here to determine whether or how long you need to isolate and other steps to prevent spreading COVID-19. You can view additional information on COVID cases and precautions by clicking on the images below.
A limited number of in-person appointments are available each week, provided that Dallas County remains in stage Green or Yellow in regards to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep A, and Influenza are increasing in our area this winter. If Dallas County's COVID-19 cases rise into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all patients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. If you have been exposed to COVID-19, are showing symptoms, or have tested positive, you can read current CDC recommendations and use the Isolation and Exposure Calculator here to determine whether or how long you need to isolate and other steps to prevent spreading COVID-19. You can view additional information on COVID cases and precautions by clicking on the images below.
A limited number of in-person appointments are available each week, provided that Dallas County remains in stage Green or Yellow in regards to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), and Influenza are increasing in our area as we move into winter. In the case of rising numbers in Dallas County, appointments may shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all patients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. In response to any future spikes in local COVID positivity and hospitalization rates. our physical office may close to protect the health of our patients, staff, and families. If this occurs, Telehealth services will remain available. Updates related to COVID-19 and the status of Telehealth and in-person appointment availability will be provided on this page. You can view additional information on COVID cases and precautions by clicking on the images below.
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