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Beginning Monday, May 4, our Ohio and Florida locations will begin resuming outpatient appointments, surgeries and procedures that were paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The health and safety of our patients and caregivers remains our top priority, and we want to assure patients that our facilities are safe for them to receive care. For nearly two months, we have taken steps to increase safety by limiting visitors and screening them for potential COVID-19 symptoms, providing essential PPE for caregivers, practicing physical distancing, expanding testing capabilities and continuing to clean our facilities extensively. We continue to restrict all visitors with some exceptions. For the latest visitor policy, please visit clevelandclinic.org/coronavirus.
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As we begin to resume services, patients may notice a few changes in place to ensure a safe environment. Those changes include:
Virtual visits will continue to play an important role in how our patients access care.
As we continue to adapt to this evolving public health issue and begin to resume services, this is an opportunity to re-think how we deliver care in ways that are both safe and convenient for our patients.
We are eager to reconnect with many of our patients and continue our mission of caring for our community.
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