DAN GETZ, D.O.
Providence Health Care
Maintaining your health during the
coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is
important. Whether you need a routine
medical check-up, think you may be sick,
or need to schedule a procedure, it's
important to see your doctor.
At Providence we're taking all necessary
precautions to keep you (and our
caregivers) safe, and prevent the spread of
the coronavirus. Our dedicated teams are
facing a new normal, one that includes a
different way to deliver health care. But
one thing remains constant: Your health
and safety are our top priority.
We've always been a leader in safety. These
are just some of the additional protocols
we've put in place to help ensure your
safety when you're with us for care.
Safe inOur Care
Seven Safety Steps to Protect Your Health
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For additional information, resources, guidance and community
updates, visit COVID-19: The New Landscape for Care website.
Hear from Providence doctors on how we are keeping you safe and what
you can expect when you enter our hospitals and clinics. Watch the video.
SCREENING
We conduct routine
coronavirus symptom
screening on patients,
visitors and employees.
SANITIZING
Our staff are regularly cleaning waiting
areas and exam rooms in between
visits, and hand sanitizer stations are
located throughout our facilities.
SEPARATING
COVID-19 patients, as well
as those caring for them, are
safely isolated from the rest of
the population.
DISTANCING
We're taking steps to ensure
appropriate distance between
you and other patients,
visitors and staff.
VIRTUAL VISITS
For on-demand and routine
medical care, we offer virtual
visits – a reliable way to see your
provider from the comfort of
your own home.
MASKING
Our facilities have adopted
policies that align with
recommendations from the
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention.
VISITORS
We are limiting people coming
into our facilities to those deemed
essential. This helps maintain
appropriate physical distancing
and reduces spread of germs.
Seven safety steps
we're taking to protect
your health and help
you feel confident and
comfortable while getting
the health care you need.
