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Covid-19 Update: We Are Open & Safe- Visitor Restrictions

By Nadene Weil, Director of Patient & Physician Relations

For the protection of patients and staff at Vascular Vein Centers, we have implemented a strict visitation restriction policy.

We are OPEN and available for your appointments. Your leg health and your safety are our first concerns. Vascular Vein Centers continues to enhance our facility cleaning measures to ensure we are in compliance with the latest Center for Disease Control (CDC) and Florida Department of Health guidelines as a result of novel coronavirus COVID-19.

Recent advisories include avoiding groups of larger than 10 people congregating in a small area.

As a precaution:

No Visitors to clinical or administrative areas

All of us play a part in stopping the spread of any virus by following simple personal habits. We remain vigilant, keeping up with updates to maintain a safe environment for you and our clinical staff.

We remain vigilant, keeping up with daily updates to maintain a safe environment for you and our clinical staff.

To continue to monitor the larger community updates, please visit the following:

Florida's COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard

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