Telehealth and a limited number of in-office appointments will be available in October

As we are transitioning out of a moderate spike in COVID cases, a limited number of in-person appointments will be opened up per day. Those appointments must be explicitly discussed and scheduled in advance. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, patients are asked to:

• discuss potential risks and benefits (including personal and household) in advance
• be symptom-free for at least 24-hours. (Symptoms of the currently dominant BA.4 and BA.5 variants include runny nose, cough, sore throat, fever, headache, muscle pain, and fatigue.)
• have had no known exposure to someone who has tested positive or has suspected COVID-19 within the past 48 hours
• either (a) have recovered from COVID-19 or received a COVID-19 booster within the past 6 months (bivalent Omicron-specific boosters are now available at area pharmacies), or (b) remain masked during their in-person session.
• confirm via the Patient Portal that they will be attending in person and complete a screening questionnaire on the day of their appointment.

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-person appointments may be shifted to Telehealth if the clinician is experiencing symptoms or has had an exposure. 

In response to any 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. Any updates or changes to services will be reported to patients directly through the Patient Portal.

​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.