New Hope Clinic is working with county and state agencies and public health professionals, as well as community partners, to reduce the impact of the Coronavirus. During this health emergency, we're doing everything we can to serve our community while protecting our patients and staff.
Patients:
We ask that patients please
call the clinic before walking in if you have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath
. We will let you know if you should come into the clinic, if we’ll meet you at your car for screening, or if you should seek immediate care. If you have a scheduled appointment and are concerned about exposure to illness, please contact the clinic to see about options for delaying your appointment.
Seasonal flu vaccine is available.
Volunteers:
Each volunteer knows their personal and family risk level and we want to ensure we are able to work together after the virus risk level reduces. Please remove yourself from the sign up
online
, contact us by
email
or call to notify us if you want to make a schedule change. If you do come in for your volunteer shifts, please check there for updates to infection control protocols.
For everyone:
Please wash your hands frequently, avoid touching your eyes/nose/mouth, drink plenty of water, and stay home if you are sick.
We have made the decision to
postpone the Mike's Garage Band benefit concert
that was to be held on April 4th. Stay tuned for the new date and opportunities to help us keep raising funds for programs.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Karen E. Wood, MD, Medical Director
Sheila Roberts, Executive Director
