 COVID-19 cases are once again rising across the US, and across Texas in particular, driven by the NIMBUS (NB1.8.1) variant. While this variant does not appear to cause more severe illness than previous strains, it is spreading more quickly. Many people are experiencing symptoms such as a sore throat that feels like "razor blades," mouth sores, hoarseness, fever, fatigue, and gastrointestinal upset. I work with many clients who have chronic health conditions, and I take their well-being very seriously. For that reason, I am contining to offer telehealth appointments to anyone who prefers them. In-person appointments remain available, but I encourage you to consider the following:
Switching to telehealth is quick and easy (just send me a message on the portal), and ensures we can continue our work together while reducing the risk of spreading illness. At present, in-person appointments are available, however, please request a switch to Telehealth if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID, Flu, Strep, RSV, or stomach bug the day of your appointment or if you have been recently exposed to someone who is ill. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, clients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all clients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep, Influenza A and B, as well as Norovirus are on the rise. Due to the nature of my work with many clients who are immunocompromized, I am quite cautious when it comes to any potential exposure. In particular, if Dallas County experiences a surge with COVID-19 cases rising into the Orange risk/community spread range, all appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Please note that the latest bivalent COVID-19 boosters, as well as Flu and RSV vaccines, are currently available at local pharmacies.
At present, in-person appointments are available, however, please request a switch to Telehealth if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID, Flu, Strep, RSV, or Norovirus (stomach bug) the day of your appointment or if you have been recently exposed to someone who is ill. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, clients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all clients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. In-person appointments must be explicitly scheduled in advance. If Dallas County experiences a surge with COVID-19 cases rising into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline. Please note that the latest bivalent COVID-19 boosters, as well as Flu and RSV vaccines, are currently available at local pharmacies.
At present, in-person appointments are available, however, please request a switch to Telehealth if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID, Flu, Strep, RSV, or stomach bug the day of your appointment or if you have been recently exposed to someone who is ill. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, clients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all clients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. In-person appointments are limited and must be explicitly scheduled in advance. Cases of COVID-19, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Strep A, and Influenza typically increase in our area over the winter months. If Dallas County experiences a surge with COVID-19 cases rising into the Orange risk/community spread range, appointments will shift to Telehealth until case numbers decline.
Please note that the latest bivalent COVID-19 boosters, as well as Flu and RSV vaccines, are currently available at local pharmacies. At present, in-person appointments are available, however, please request a switch to Telehealth if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID, Flu, Strep, RSV, or stomach bug the day of your appointment or if you have been recently exposed to someone who is ill. Prior to scheduling an in-person appointment, clients are asked to:
Telehealth will remain open as an option to all clients should they feel unwell, or if they simply prefer the convenience of Telehealth sessions. |