Buffalo Vascular Care has taken important actions to ensure the health and safety of our patients. We are monitoring important updates regarding safety protocols to prevent spread of COVID-19. We are following the recommended guidelines provided by Center for Disease Control and World Health Organization to prevent spread of this virus.
We continue to use high standards of hygiene and cleanliness of our office along with the following measures.
We have implemented telehealth at home video consult option where your needs can be addressed by one of our providers from the comfort of your home. The telehealth option is an easy video conference communication from your computer or smart phone. We are asking patients who are ill to use telehealth option to limit the spread of any infection.
For patients who are seen at our facility, we are making sure that you are not waiting more than 5 minutes in our lobby as we prioritize your safety in a public area.
We are limiting any unnecessary contact including handshakes to assure we limit viral transmission.
Hand sanitizers are available throughout our office for both patient and staff use.
Our exam rooms are cleaned with medical grade disinfectant after every patient. All surfaces including doorknobs, beds, tables, counters, chairs, restrooms, and equipment are cleansed with medical grade disinfectant continuously throughout the day.
The safety of our patients and staff will continue to be our #1 priority at Buffalo Vascular Care. We are taking the prevention of COVID-19 very seriously and it is our commitment to you to keep your experience safe. Rest assured that Buffalo Vascular Care will continue to provide patients with the very best care.
Best regards, stay safe.
Azher Iqbal MD | Medical Director
An Accredited Facility
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