A Division of Primary Care Partners

The Safety of Our Patients and Staff is our Top Priority - All of our staff who come into contact with patients wear masks (and other recommended personal protective equipment if necessary).

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Other recommendations we follow to keep our patients safe include:

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• Employ strict hygiene guidelines and sanitation procedures for all contact surfaces and tools

• We practice a minimum of 6 feet of separation when not directly performing service

• Make accommodations for high-risk individuals or immunocompromised patients

• Monitor all our employees daily by checking for a fever greater than 100 degrees Fahrenheit

• Conduct a symptoms check on everyone before they enter our offices, including proper screening questions

• Continue to conduct TeleHealth appointments when appropriate

• Provide service by appointment only (no walk-ins or waiting)

• Offer drive-up services including diabetic A1c checks, blood pressure checks, immunizations, and INR checks

• Employ practices to keep any respiratory patients separated from all other patients. We have designated waiting areas for respiratory symptom patients and non-respiratory patients

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Things you can do to improve your safety while coming in for your appointments:

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• Call our office to make an appointment prior to arriving for same-day services

• Limit the use of elevators as much as possible. If elevators need to be used:

• Avoid pushing buttons with bare hands (preferably, use elbows to push buttons)

• Elevators should only be shared with family members and/or those in similar close relationships

• Otherwise, only one person on the elevator at a time

• Maintain physical distancing (six feet) in waiting areas

• Wear face coverings or masks while in our offices

• Avoid touching your face until you can wash your hands properly

• Limit the number of family members attending an appointment

 

You can visit the Mesa County website for all the “Safer at Home” recommendations here: