Bella Women's Care

COVID-19 UPDATE

There have been several new developments in our continued fight against the coronavirus………

PLEASE READ

Bella Women’s Care Phoenix and Mesa is still committed to the health and
safety of our patients, staff and community.* *We are still actively
monitoring both local and national information about the Coronavirus
(COVID-19) and have implemented PRACTICE WIDE RESTRICTIONS* *to ensure the
safest continuation of care for our patients needing treatment during the
current pandemic. *

*PATIENTS WITH SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS ARE THE ONLY ONE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE
BUILDING. NO ADDITIONAL GUESTS OR VISITORS ARE PERMITTED AT THIS TIME. THIS
RULE IS STRICTLY ENFORCED TO KEEP OUR FACILITY MINIMALLY OCCUPIED AND
REDUCE EXPOSURE TO THE VIRUS. (Specific circumstances are considered on a
case by case basis)*

*MASKS MUST BE WORN BY ALL WHO ENTER THE FACILITY. THERE WILL BE NO
EXCEPTIONS. Our office may be able to provide a mask if enough supplies are
on hand.*

Our top priority has always been to provide a clean and safe healthcare
environment. We have increased our already stringent disinfecting
procedures to ensure added protection for our patients and staff
by deep cleaning each patient area after every use. Additionally, we
continue to practice proper hygiene by mandating our employees to wash
hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand
sanitizer that is at least 60 to 90 percent alcohol.

Due to this crisis we had to make the difficult decision to close our
Thomas location inside of St. Joe’s and combine it with our 650 W Maryland
Ave location off 7th Ave – just 4 miles north of St. Joe’s.

WE KINDLY ASK ALL PATIENTS WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS TO PLEASE
CONTACT THEIR PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER, OR OBTAIN A COVID TEST AT THEIR
EARLIEST CONVENIENCE BEFORE COMING TO THEIR SCHEDULED APPOINTMENT.

Runny Nose / Cough / Fever / Body Ache / Sore Throat / Headache /
Difficulty Breathing

If you suspect flu, and feel it’s a life-threatening situation, please
call 911 or head to your local ER. If you are pregnant and experiencing
flu-like symptoms, please call our office and we will help determine proper
next steps of care.