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If you have traveled to a known high-risk location within two weeks of your appointment, OR if you have the following symptoms, please call our office to reschedule your appointment:
All other patients in good health can and should keep their scheduled appointments.
Please be aware of the following protocols that are currently put in place to keep our patients and team safe and healthy:
Thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation! We look forward to seeing you soon!
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