HELP STOP THE SPREAD OF CORONAVIRUS

ByColumbia Eye Clinic

In an effort to protect patients, visitors, and staff members, we are currently following the guidelines set by the CDC:

  • Increased our cleaning measures above the recommended measures to better ensure the safety of our patients and staff.
  • Limiting non-essential visitors in our facilities, which includes the number of people that can accompany patients during their visit to just one person other than themselves.
  • If you have recently traveled internationally or have respiratory symptoms, cough, or fever and you are coming for a non-emergent routine eye exam, please reschedule your visit until after you are feeling better.

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