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We are open and operating on modified schedules. We request that patients wait in their cars on the day of their appointment until called by a member of our staff to come into the building. Please wear a mask. Please postpone your appointment if you have had/done any of the following in the past 10 days. Traveled by air, Had a fever or cough, Tested positive for COVID 19, Been in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID 19, Recent loss of taste or smell

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