COVID-19 Safety and Guidelines

We take our responsibility for the safety and well-being of our patients and staff seriously. Here are our guiding principals to ensure everyone’s safety:

  • Face Masking: We are requiring our staff, and providers to wear a mask covering their nose and mouth, and recommend you wear mask as well.
  • Daily COVID-19 Symptom Screenings: All of our patients, staff, and providers are being screened as they are allowed to enter our offices.
  • Physical Distancing: We have rearranged our offices so that patients, staff and providers can maintain appropriate physical distance.
  • COVID-19 Cleaning: We routinely disinfect our premises with CDC-approved COVID-19 sanitizers, per a rigorous protocol. This protocol includes cleaning and disinfecting counters, exam tables, chairs, handles, etc. We apply the same procedures in sanitizing our keyboards, computers, and our common and staff areas.

You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (415) 383-5475 in Mill Valley, or through our website.

COVID 19 Flu, + RSV SYMPTOMS

Have you experienced any of the following in the last 24 hours?

  • Fever (temp > 100), chills/shakes
  • Cough
  • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
  • Sore throat
  • New loss of taste or smell
  • GI upset/diarrhea (3 or more stools in 24 hours)
  • Runny nose or congestion (not related to allergies)
  • Feeling unusually weak or fatigued
  • Eye redness +/- discharge (“Pink Eye,” not related to allergies)

In the past 10 days have you?:

  • Been exposed to anyone COVID+
  • Had anyone at home who has had any symptoms of or tested positive for COVID-19
  • Been confirmed/diagnosed yourself as having COVID-19

IF YOU ANSWER AFFIRMATIVE TO ANY OF THE ABOVE – WE WILL BE UNABLE TO SEE YOU

Please call your Primary Care Provider or your County Health Department for COVID -19 testing and guidance.

You may contact us after testing negative to COVID-19, and being symptom-free for 5 days or for a 10 day period if not, beginning when you have not had a fever, and are not taking Tylenol, aspirin, or ibuprofen [all of which would suppress a fever]. Per CDC you will need to wear a mask for a total of 10 days.

Together we can support each other to remain healthy and help protect vulnerable members of our community.

Jeffrey H. Binstock, MD
Stephanie Cullinane, PA-C