Your safety and well-being are our top priority at Precision Spine and Pain Management. Our physicians and staff are dedicated to your health and recovery. It is with this dedication that we are taking proactive measures to protect our patients, staff, and the community from the COVID -19 virus (Corona Virus). Precision Spine and Pain Management will open the office starting May 11th for procedures and visits. We will continue to provide telemedicine for patients who are vulnerable to COVID-19 particularly patients 65 and older, immune suppressed, and have medical conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes or lung disease.
Precision Spine and Pain Management has implemented enhanced precautions to protect you and our staff from the virus. At this time during your care with us, you will see the following steps implemented for your safety:
Appointments and Procedures
- The office will be following protocol for screening patients over the phone and in our offices, to identify persons experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, those who recently visited areas where COVID-19 is spreading, and those who have been in contact with people who traveled to areas where the COVID-19 is spreading.
- Patients who are experiencing any flu like symptoms: fever greater than 100, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, and cough need to call the office for further instructions.
- Only patients will be allowed to be in the waiting, examine, and procedure rooms.
- All staff and patients are expected to wear face masks to limit exposure.
- Limit staff and number of patients inside the clinic to abide by regulations of only 25% occupancy.
- Additional cleaning and sanitizing of the clinic and all medical equipment.
Regarding the COVID- 19 virus our staff will continue to monitor information from federal, state, and local public health agencies for the latest information. We will proceed with recommended procedures and prevention measures developed by the U. S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If you have questions regarding the COVID-19 virus please call the San Antonio Metro Health hotline: 210-207-5779.
Please be aware that these restrictions and other precautions will be temporary until we receive further guidance from the CDC. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you and will notify you if there are any changes. Thank you for entrusting us with your care and we will continue to put your safety and health first.
