What We Are Doing To Keep You Safe

Your health is our top priority. In order to ensure the safety of our patients we have established enhanced precautions. We adhere to best-in-class safety practices based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and state/local laws.

As always, we’re following best practices for sterilization protocols of medical instruments and operatory equipment. using the CDC’s guidelines for identifying any symptoms of illness or recent exposure to COVID-19 we are screening every patient when scheduling, when confirming appointment, and again upon arrival.

As an added precaution, anyone entering the office will have their temperature taken to confirm it is less than 100.4 degrees. To ensure adequate social distancing and safety, we are only allowing patients and necessary caregivers into the office.

To further reduce risk, we have placed appropriate signage at the front door with instructions for entry, we’ve arranged our waiting area for social distancing and all common area surfaces are disinfected frequently. In addition, patients are required to wear a face-covering while in the office. Our office is also weekly electrostaticaly disinfected using EPA approved disinfectants.

During treatment, our providers and assistants will all be wearing masks and additional personal protective equipment (PPE).

All of these measures are designed to ensure the highest level of safety and a great patient experience.

If you’ve been putting off your yearly physical exam, routine chronic condition visit, or any consult/treatment with your physician, now is a great time to make an appointment at Aveon Health.

What To Do If Your Are Sick

If you feel sick or have been exposed to COVID-19 we have designated an area for you. All patients who are in need of our help we can safely help them, get them tested, and treat them. The rear covered parking behind our building has been reserved for you. At the time of your appointment simply park in the covered area, give us a call, and a medical assistant will be happy to assist you.

What You Can Do

To help keep us all safe in light of the situation, here are some additional guidelines for you and your loved ones:

• If you or someone in your household is sick, or has been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home per CDC guidelines. We are happy to do telemedicine (over the internet video consults) with any of our physicians.
• If you have traveled to any of the countries identified by the CDC as having widespread sustained (ongoing) transmission of COVID-19, please contact us to determine if it is best to do telemedcine or have you come in to our designated area for testing.
• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the restroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth, and face.
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash, followed by washing your hands.

 Additional Resources

A good resource to go to for additional information and to check for updates as the situation continues to evolve is the CDC website: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html. We will remain in close contact with the CDC and state and county health departments for updates, resources, and information, and we will continue to communicate as the situation evolves. Based on the guidance of various health agencies, our own preparedness, and the strength of our operations, we are confident that our office continues to be safe so that you can feel comfortable visiting us for high quality care.  Should you have any questions or concerns, please call us directly at 480.300.GOMD (4663)

We are privileged to call you our patient, and remain committed to you and your health. You can continue to rely on us.

Warm Regards,