COVID-19 Safety Precautions

As always, our first and foremost priority is to ensure our patients receive the highest quality of care in the safest environment possible. As such, we are dedicating staff and resources to support this. We follow the CDC and DOH guidelines all day, every day for the health and safety of our patients and staff.

When assessing our environment, patients must consider the following before arriving to our facilities:

• Do you have flu-like symptoms: fever (100.4 degrees F, 38 degrees C), cough, or shortness of breath?
• Have you been in close contact with someone that was sick in the last 14 days?
• Have you traveled internationally to China, South Korea, Iran, or Europe including the UK/Ireland in the last 14 days?
• Have you been on a cruise in the last 14 days?

I have an appointment scheduled, should I cancel it?

At this time, appointments will continue as scheduled. Should there be any changes to your appointment, we will notify you as soon as possible.

If you are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19, please stay home, limit your exposure to other people and monitor symptoms. If you are experiencing a fever and respiratory symptoms, please contact us prior to coming in.

If you feel very sick, with a high fever, shortness of breath or more severe respiratory symptoms and you or your care team feel you need to go to the ER, make sure you or your caregiver call ahead to let the ER know you have respiratory viral symptoms so they can prepare for your arrival.

COVID Related Updates

Since information about COVID-19 is being updated daily, we will be updating this page as we receive new information.  For more information, please visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Washington State Department of Health. Additionally, the Riverside County Medical Association has launched a COVID-19 Resource Center with helpful information and tools for the medical community you may find helpful.

Questions? Contact us today!