Is it OK to see my pediatrician during COVID-19?

Please know our office is taking great care during this time to ensure your families safety. The office is screening all well visits and doing temperature checks on parents and patients, as well as asking that only one parent come to your child’s visit. All patients above 2 years old, and parents must wear a face covering when coming into the office. In addition, appointments have been staggered to encourage social distancing. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children remain current on their vaccinations during the pandemic. We are scheduling well visits. All sick visits are seen as car visits and not brought into the office.

Effective immediately: Ashburn Pediatrics is temporarily suspending ALL walk in visits to help slow the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Please call our office at 703-729-7652 to make your sick or well appointments.

Our Stone Ridge office has been designated as our well office during COVID-19. We are seeing well patients in our ashburn office weekday mornings. No sick patients are seen in the office during well visit hours.

Ashburn Pediatrics is now offering TeleVisits through Healow. You can simply join your TeleVisit from the email or text you receive after scheduling your visit with us. If you would like to schedule a TeleVisit, please call our office at 703-729-7652 If you would like to set yourself up with the Healow app, this video will guide you through setting up the app once you have your login credentials youtu.be/DfexNGtZf4k. For a few tips on how to prepare for a TeleVisit, click here.

If your child is having cold or Flu symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath, please call our office at 703-729-7652.

The Loudoun County Health Department has a public information line, 703-737-8300, for questions from Loudoun County residents. The call center is open from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday-Sunday.

Please visit any of the following websites for more information about COVID-19:

loudoun.gov/coronavirus
vdh.virginia.gov
emergency.cdc.gov

Source: Loudoun County Health Department 03/02/2020