Office Visits in the time of COVID-19…

We are seeing well visits with priority to those who need daycare, sports and school physical forms as well as those needing vaccines.

We are also offering telemed visits. Please call our office 847-382-7337 and we can set one up during our office hours. 

We now have the ability to test for COVID at our office please call for more details

For everyone’s health and well-being we request the following:

*Please call from your car when you arrive and we will tell  you when a room is available.  Please do not come without an appointment. 

We will be taking temperatures as well as requiring anyone over 3 to please bring and wear a mask for your appointment . Please do not wear masks with valves or vents or bandannas.  

CDC coronavirus 2019-vaccines facts

Masks with Exhalation Valves or Vents

The purpose of masks is to keep respiratory droplets from reaching others to aid with source control. Masks with one-way valves or vents allow exhaled air to be expelled out through holes in the material.  This can allow exhaled respiratory droplets to reach others and potentially spread the COVID-19 virus.

CDC does not recommend using masks if they have an exhalation valve or vent.

Ways to stay well

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting sick/prevention.html

Testing for COVID 19 Viral vs Antibody tests know the difference 

CDC Recommendations on how to protect yourself and others

Click here for ADVOCATE COVID TESTING AND INFO

Watch Speech from Infectious Disease Expert

“A successful shelter in place means you’re going to feel like it was all for nothing — and you’d be right. Because nothing means that nothing happened to your family, and that’s what we’re going for here.” Dr. Emily Landon, University of Chicago Infectious Disease

Hope everyone stays well !

Ideas for things to do at home with kids: Click Here

Children and young adults may not be as likely to get severely ill or die from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) as older adults, but experts say they have an important role in stopping its spread and keeping those who are most vulnerable from getting sick.
“We all are in this together, and we all need to practice social distancing and that includes children, young adults and the rest of us,” said Sean T. O’Leary, M.D., M.P.H., FAAP, a member of the AAP Committee on Infectious Diseases, “The more we can slow the spread of this virus, the more lives we will save. It’s clear if this virus spreads quickly, it will likely overwhelm our health care system in terms of availability of hospital beds and the availability of ventilators. So, it’s crucially important to slow the spread of this virus, and that’s everyone’s responsibility.”

CDC COVID 19 INFO

Corona Virus 19 INFO

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Your best proctection against germs 

How to wash your hands click here