How we are approaching in-office care during this pandemic
Dear patients,
While I continue to stay open, please observe the following policy changes made to safe guard the health of you, the general public, and myself. These are guidelines set forth by the Kansas Department of Public Health, the Kansas Chiropractic Association, and yours truly.
Please do not come in the office if:
-If you’re feeling or showing any signs of sickness, especially in terms of respiratory illness.
-If you have traveled internationally, traveled on a cruise ship or river cruise, or traveled to California, Florida, New York, or Washington state on or after March 15th, do not schedule until self-quarantined for 14 days.
-If you have been notified by public health officials that you are a close contact of a confirmed case of COVID-19 please quarantine for 14 days prior to scheduling.
-If you are have a pre-existing lung condition or other significant health conditions.
-Please do not schedule for “maintenance visits” at this time. Only schedule if you are having an issue with which you would like to be treated.
Please take note of the following points:
-While my office rarely has multiple patients in at one time, I am scheduling more time between patients for clean-up and to minimize contact with other patients.
-Prior to this pandemic and ever more so now; every common touch area is sanitized throughout the day and between each patient. Additionally this practice is expanded to door handles, chairs, computer touch areas, and practically every area either doctor or patient will encounter.
-Our property management has notified me of increased cleaning and sanitation measures being put in place in our common areas.
-Hand sanitizer is available and asked to be used before your visit.
-I am personally practicing social distancing at home. As before, I am sanitizing my hands between each patient. I am monitoring my temperature on a regular basis.
-Treatment techniques will be modified to limit and eliminate certain procedures which would involve a certain risk of contamination.
-During treatment I will be wearing a mask.
-I am experimenting with telemedicine, to where we could schedule 20 minute consultation and rehabilitation instructions if you do not feel safe in the office. This is early on in my thought process but let me know if you would be interested.
While I want us to be as safe as we can during this pandemic, I want you to be able to get care as you need to be as healthy as you can be. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns.
-Ryan Spurgeon DC
(913) 353-6655
While I continue to stay open, please observe the following policy changes made to safe guard the health of you, the general public, and myself. These are guidelines set forth by the Kansas Department of Public Health, the Kansas Chiropractic Association, and yours truly.
Please do not come in the office if:
-If you’re feeling or showing any signs of sickness, especially in terms of respiratory illness.
-If you have traveled internationally, traveled on a cruise ship or river cruise, or traveled to California, Florida, New York, or Washington state on or after March 15th, do not schedule until self-quarantined for 14 days.
-If you have been notified by public health officials that you are a close contact of a confirmed case of COVID-19 please quarantine for 14 days prior to scheduling.
-If you are have a pre-existing lung condition or other significant health conditions.
-Please do not schedule for “maintenance visits” at this time. Only schedule if you are having an issue with which you would like to be treated.
Please take note of the following points:
-While my office rarely has multiple patients in at one time, I am scheduling more time between patients for clean-up and to minimize contact with other patients.
-Prior to this pandemic and ever more so now; every common touch area is sanitized throughout the day and between each patient. Additionally this practice is expanded to door handles, chairs, computer touch areas, and practically every area either doctor or patient will encounter.
-Our property management has notified me of increased cleaning and sanitation measures being put in place in our common areas.
-Hand sanitizer is available and asked to be used before your visit.
-I am personally practicing social distancing at home. As before, I am sanitizing my hands between each patient. I am monitoring my temperature on a regular basis.
-Treatment techniques will be modified to limit and eliminate certain procedures which would involve a certain risk of contamination.
-During treatment I will be wearing a mask.
-I am experimenting with telemedicine, to where we could schedule 20 minute consultation and rehabilitation instructions if you do not feel safe in the office. This is early on in my thought process but let me know if you would be interested.
While I want us to be as safe as we can during this pandemic, I want you to be able to get care as you need to be as healthy as you can be. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns.
-Ryan Spurgeon DC
(913) 353-6655