
Telemedicine In Response to the Coronavirus

Not since the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 has the United States seen as drastic of a challenge to it's healthcare system as it is right now. In response to this change, the world has quickly adapted to allow doctors better access to their patients while providing for prescribed social distancing. While the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 is spreading across the globe, patients who are high risk due to weaker immune systems are mandated to stay at home. While this is good practical advice, how can these patients safely keep up with their own routine healthcare?
Also, since we are an essential Primary Care facility we are remaining open to serve our patients during this crisis.
Rest assured that we are taking extreme precautions such as examining and measuring every team member's temperature each day, wearing protective gear during patient visits, and deep cleaning and sterilizing our equipment in-between every patient encounter.
Super B shots- loaded with immune-boosting nutrients
IV Hydration Therapy- loaded with immune-boosting antioxidants (NOTE: we have run out of IV therapy bags, but should receive more this week, so grab your appointment ASAP to receive yours)
Finally, remember that while we wisely take precautions we were not meant to live in fear. Take advantage of any opportunity to slow down and enjoy those important people around you. While improving your physical health, take time to rest and improve your mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
"For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline." - 2 Timothy 1:7
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