COVID remains serious, especially for our patients who might have suppressed immune systems due to cancer or other illnesses.

We understand some health care facilities have relaxed their mask policies, but we wish to maintain the safety of our staff and patients.

Therefore, we do ask that you please wear a mask while in our waiting area, as there may be other patients whose immune systems are not as strong. Our staff will also continue to wear masks to help protect our more vulnerable patients.

If you are experiencing upper respiratory symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, nasal drip, etc., please consider rescheduling your appointment or, at a minimum, wear a high quality mask while in our office.

To continue to minimize your exposure to other patients, we are still using Telehealth for established patients with certain non-urgent follow up appointments.

If you do come to our office for an appointment, only one companion is allowed with you. Please do not bring your children.

While you are here, you will see that we have instituted procedures to minimize direct contact between you and others when possible. By limiting the number of patients being seen in the office, we are providing more time and space between each appointment to decrease your exposure to other patients in our waiting room. We continue to frequently clean surfaces to further decrease exposure. Our providers and staff remain rigorous with hand sanitization and other protective measures. We remain committed to providing you with the best surgical care in the safest manner possible.

Thank you for your understanding during these unusual circumstances. Please check back frequently for updates.

Last updated: June 17, 2023

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