The Houston Fertility Center is committed to providing safe care throughout your fertility treatment. Our Center is operating and is fully functioning at this time. As you know, COVID-19 is currently impacting many aspects of daily life. There are daily developments related to the virus and the uncertainty can be unsettling. With this in mind, we are sharing the actions we are taking to keep our patients and our team members healthy.
First, please know that the health and safety of our community is our top priority. We are committed to our patients’ health and we want to educate you concerning steps we are taking. We are actively responding to the situation in a manner that adheres to best practices from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”), World Health Organization (“WHO”), local authorities, and other experts.
For social distancing purposes and the safety of all patients and staff, no partners or companions are allowed in the office for any visit unless they have a separate appointment for other services. No children are allowed at any time.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
In an effort to ensure sanitary and thoroughly disinfected clinical areas, please note the following:
- We use medical grade cleaners and disinfectants between each and every patient.
- Exam tables are disinfected thoroughly between each and every patient.
- Team members are washing their hands thoroughly with soap and water between each patient.
We are spacing apart appointments to actively practice 'social distancing' for patients. While we recognize that certain visits need to be physically seen in our office, we are offering telemedicine appointments as a consultation option for our patients. Please inquire about scheduling a telemedicine appointment.
For patients currently in cycle, please contact our office for your treatment options.
Finally, we are happy to help you reschedule any upcoming appointments if you feel ill, particularly if you have a fever or cough. In that circumstance, and especially if you have a fever of 100 degrees or higher and/or believe you may have been exposed to coronavirus, always (and as first priority) contact your primary care physician for direct help and treatment options before any visits with us.
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