PATIENTS MUST WEAR A MASK. NO ADDITIONAL GUESTS. VIRTUAL VISITS AVAILABLE!
There have been several new developments in our continued fight against the coronavirus………
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 had to implement ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS to be able to safely continue to care for our patients coming to our office for treatment.
THE PATIENT WITH AN APPOINTMENT IS THE ONLY ONE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE BUILDING. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICLTY ENFORCED TO REDUCE EXPOSURE TO THE VIRUS. (specific circumstances are considered on a case by case basis)
These are the recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) on how to minimize the potential for contracting or spreading the virus. Our top priority has always been to provide a clean and safe healthcare environment. We are now increasing our already stringent disinfecting procedures to ensure added protection for our patients and staff by deep cleaning each patient area taking extra effort and safety measures between patients.
Our employees are monitored daily before each shift and sent home with any sign of flu symptoms. To date, none of our staff has exhibited any signs of illness.
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.
Bella Women’s Care will continue to closely monitor COVID-19 and make all business decisions based on the guidance provided by local and national organizations, like the CDC and WHO, and can assure you that we will do everything possible so our medical offices remain a safe place to receive healthcare.
Due to this crisis we have made the decision to combine our offices at 650 W Maryland Ave, and 500 W Thomas Rd Suite 480 Phoenix to help reduce patient and staff exposure.
Our 2204 S Dobson Rd Suite 202, Mesa will be limiting the number of patients scheduled per day at the same time to reduce the amount of people waiting in the lobby to be seen and now follow the same guidelines as our Phoenix location limiting ONLY THE PATIENT to be allowed in the building. And at both locations we ask that anyone experiencing any symptoms such as:
Runny Nose
Cough
Fever
Body Aches
Sore Throat...to please call your primary care physician to get assessed before coming in for a scheduled appointment.
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 we can recommend:
Tamaflu as directed ( by prescription only)
Tylenol as directed
Avoid Ibuprofen
Get lots of rest and sleep
Stay hydrated
To help prevent the spread of the disease please:
Practice social distancing ( 6 feet from another person)
Stay in as much as possible and stay safe
Wash hands several times per day
Use hand sanitizer
Stay home, stay safe!
***For our patients entering any of our clinics, masks are on-hand by request.
YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY!
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Welcome Bethany Mainville, FNP!
Our Awesome Family Nurse Practitioner has been practicing for over 15 years is ready to see you for compassionate prenatal, postnatal, and gynecology care at both Bella locations. Call our office to schedule or book online today!
Did you know we have a GORGEOUS location in the heart of Dobson Ranch ready to serve YOU? Just south of US-60 off Dobson and Baseline, come see Dr. Tehranchi, Dr. Lindstrom, and our Nurse Midwife Monica Montufar for full service, compassionate Obstetric & Gynecology care for women of all ages.
Bella Women's Care located in Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona, is a full-service Obstetrics and Gynecology medical practice serving at 650 W Maryland Ave Suite 1, Phoenix 85013, and our new Mesa location at 2204 S Dobson Rd. Suite 202 Mesa, Arizona 85202, led by,
Mani Tehranchi, MD, FACOG
Jeffrey Blake Higley, MD
Lauren Yanklowitz, NP
Monica Montufar, CNM
Bethany Mainville, FNP
Their collective expertise covers all areas of obstetrical and gynecological health for women of all ages and diverse backgrounds.
The practice also offers Health Education, on-site Surgical Procedures, Massage Therapy, and in-office Lab Services. Additionally, the providers at Bella Women’s Care have regular rotations at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Banner University (Good Samaritan) Medical Center, and Banner Desert Medical Center, MESA.
The caring providers, midwives and nurse practitioners at Bella have dedicated their entire careers to the well being of their patients and know that each deserves individualized care. If desired by patients, the midwife services can also provide another option for those who desire a holistic approach while knowing the expertise of a doctor is involved.
Whether you are a young woman seeing a gynecologist for the first time, an expectant mother navigating your way through pregnancy or you require gynecological surgery including the daVinci method of minimally invasive robotic surgery, Bella Women’s Care is ready to care for you and your loved ones. Learn more about the available services and the benefits of Bella Women’s Care by calling to schedule an appointment today!
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