There are high rates of flu and other respiratory viruses in our region. To help keep everyone safe, Penn Medicine suggests that all patients and visitors wear masks in our hospitals and practices. Patients with a cough, runny nose, or other respiratory symptoms will be asked to wear a mask during their visit, and visitors with symptoms will be asked not to visit.
Patients, visitors, and staff must continue to wear masks in areas where patients with weakened immune systems receive care. This includes:
Staff will also wear masks while directly caring for all patients.
Some Doylestown Health locations will be closed or offer limited services on Sunday, Jan. 25, and Monday, Jan. 26. Check back here for updates.
Doylestown Health Urgent Care, 4259 West Swamp Road, Doylestown, is closed Sunday, Jan. 25.
Health & Wellness Center, 847 Easton Road, Warrington: Radiology, x-ray, lab, CAT scan, vein center, echocardiogram, women’s diagnostics, ultrasound, and DEXA scan services are closed Monday, Jan. 26.
No one plans on getting sick when traveling. A visit with one of our Infectious Disease physicians can help you learn about the risk of travel-related diseases and the steps that can be taken to prevent illness. Depending upon the destination, preventive malaria treatment and other immunizations may be required to protect from local infectious disease. Counseling on pathogens and altitude-related sicknesses may also help prevent travel health issues.
We recommend booking your travel health assessment four to six weeks before your trip to ensure adequate time for vaccination and other preparations.
No one plans on getting sick when traveling. A visit with one of our Infectious Disease physicians can help you learn about the risk of travel-related diseases and the steps that can be taken to prevent illness. Depending upon the destination, preventive malaria treatment and other immunizations may be required to protect from local infectious disease. Counseling on pathogens and altitude-related sicknesses may also help prevent travel health issues.
We recommend booking your travel health assessment four to six weeks before your trip to ensure adequate time for vaccination and other preparations.