COVID-19 Resources for Patients

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Coronavirus

We're here to help you navigate the medical and emotional challenges of the Coronavirus pandemic. Explore the topics below, and contact your provider for one-on-one support through our patient portal or at an appointment.

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I'm positive for COVID-19. Now what?

A step-by-step guide to quarantine and caring for yourself during your COVID-19 illness.

Last updated December 2021

Need to do contact tracing?

Resources & Instructions from the Chester County Health Dept >

I need a COVID test.

Patients needing a COVID test must call our office at (610) 363-0100.

If you are having symptoms, you will need to have an appointment with a provider before getting a test. If you are asymptomatic, you'll be able to schedule either a PCR test, or a rapid antigen test (first choice). We are currently billing insurances for the cost of COVID-19 tests.

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The COVID-19 Vaccine

The vaccine is an essential tool in the fight to end the global Coronavirus pandemic. CMMD and Associates is a COVID-19 vaccination site offering Moderna and Pfizer brand vaccines, including the bivalent Omicron booster shot. You may get the Omicron booster shot even if you have not had a primary vaccine series. Call us today to book your vaccine or booster shot.

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Resources from the CDC:

What to Expect at your COVID-19 Vaccination

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How COVID-19 Vaccines Work

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Rare Allergic Reactions to COVID-19 Vaccine

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Visit the CDC's COVID-19 Page

Visiting Our Offices:
Protocols as of January 2023

In-office visits and consultations: We're currently seeing patients in the office for sick and well visits, physicals, follow-ups, consults, and more. All staff are fully vaccinated. In common areas masking is required by patients who are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 or other respiratory illness.

Telemedicine appointments: Patients are encouraged to see us in person for their medical care, and telemedicine should be used only in specific cases. Options for video-conferencing with a provider can be discussed; please contact us for details. All patients should also contact their insurance company to discuss coverage of remote appointments, which varies by insurance provider.

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