MINNIE HAMILTON BEGINS TO RE-OPEN - Not Returning To "Normal"

(05/02/2020)

Minnie Hamilton Health Center says as businesses start to reopen, remember we are not returning to “normal.”   It is more important than ever to continue safe practices to avoid a spike in COVID 19 cases. As we increase face to face appointments, the safety of our patients, staff and community remain our top priority.  We want to remind patients not to put off seeing their doctor because diseases and health issues do not go away during a pandemic. Routine appointments are crucial to a patient’s health and well-being and it is important to seek medical attention as needed.  To ensure your safety, our safety measures will include: Continued screening of individuals for fever and COVID19 symptoms before entering the facility.  If symptoms are present, they will be directed accordingly.  Masks will be provided. A no visitor policy.  Appointments will consist of only the patient with special situations allowing flexibility. A new scheduling/lobby process to ensure social distancing. Proper cleaning and sanitizing process for the facility. PPE supplies available and properly worn. Telehealth services available. Glenville 304-462-3407 or Grantsville 304-354-9704. Minnie Hamilton would also like to remind you to continue washing your hands, avoid touching your face and to maintain at least 6 feet from others to help stop the spread of COVID 19.   Thank you for your support and patience during this time.  Your safety is our top priority. Call us today for an appointment.

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