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With patients’ health being the number one priority, key protocols remain in place for in-person appointments, and virtual Tele Audiology appointments are encouraged where possible.
The in-office protocols are as follows:
Additional time has been scheduled to thoroughly clean all surfaces between appointments and ensure each patient is entering a sterile environment.
This includes all surfaces from door handles, chairs, and any equipment using Cavicide.
All patients must wash their hands upon arrival before entering our office as clearly marked on the office door. Hand Sanitizer is also required as soon as you enter the offices.
In the same way that our team’s health is monitored daily through temperature checks and routine hand sanitation, you are kindly asked to reschedule your appointment if you have had a fever or cough.
To protect you, our team are using disposable gloves and face masks for appointments to give you peace of mind and ensure your health is the overall priority
You’re kindly asked to bring a maximum of one person with you for your appointment, and ideally visit alone if possible.
Although it’s been classed as safe for patients to now visit our offices, your health is our key priority.
Please do not turn up without a scheduled appointment, and if you need any help, supplies, or support, please call (409) 751-2590.
Thank you for trusting us with your hearing healthcare; we look forward to seeing you soon.
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