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Happy Monday! We have implemented additional procedures within the offices to ensure the safety of patients, staff and employees. (1) Comprehensive Screening on-site at all locations prior to seeing patients(2) Walk-ins must call ahead to ensure the office is open as we are limiting hours(3) Telemedicine appointments are available and encouraged when medically appropriate

Good Afternoon, We are continuing to monitor, make changes and adapt to the ever changing world around us. Last night San Antonio issued a ‘Shelter in Place’ order. Due to the new ‘Shelter in Place’ restrictions, we cannot see women for the annual/well woman visits until after the restrictions are lifted on April 9, 2020. We understand this is an inconvenience and will refill your medications upon request until you can reschedule your appointment. We do maintain a duty to

COVID-19 FAQs: PREGNANCY March 23, 2020Am I at greater risk for the coronavirus while I’m pregnant?Good News! There is currently no evidence pregnant women are any more susceptible to COVID-19 than the average healthy adult. However, based on our experiences with other respiratory illnesses, (including influenza and SARS) the CDC warns contracting COVID-19 while pregnant could make you more vulnerable to severe respiratory problems than other infected women in their childbearing years. This is because pregnant women usually have increased

COVID-19 UPDATE March 23, 2020 Each new day brings more and more information surrounding COVID-19, lending to our need to constantly and consistently evaluate our office procedures and protocols. We continue to operate out of a duty to serve our patients and the community in which we practice. Our main priority remains focused on the safety of our patients, staff and physicians. With an abundance of caution for safety we have implemented the following procedures: 1. No visitors in the

Please click here to read an *IMPORTANT* update to Baptist Health Systems Visitation policy amid COVID-19.