WHAT TO EXPECT @ in-person PEDIATRIC APPOINTMENTS

We are currently serving patients via telehealth and in-clinic appointments, in accordance with WA State capacity and safety guidelines.

MASKS ARE REQUIRED in our Pediatric Center. This applies to both adults and children.

You may have heard the CDC announcement that people who are fully vaccinated are not required to wear a mask indoors or outdoors. Please note that this does not apply to healthcare settings, and we will continue requiring masks in our clinics until further notice.

What to Know Before your Appointment:

• Each patient may bring ONE adult with them to the appointment. Siblings or parents/guardians must not accompany patient inside the clinic.
• Please plan to bring your own face masks. If you do not have a mask for yourself and the patient, we will provide one for each of you. Adults are expected to wear a mask while in our clinic. We understand that some children may not tolerate or be able to wear a mask. Masks are not advised for children under the age of 2.

* We are limiting the number of individuals in the clinic at one time and following a stringent cleaning schedule. *

What to Expect @ the Clinic:

1. When arriving for your scheduled appointment, come no more than 5 minutes early.
2. Enter through clinic’s main front door. Those who require ADA access may enter through the clinic back door.
3. We ask that patients and the accompanying adult bring their own face masks. If you do not have a mask for yourself and the patient, we will provide one for each of you upon arrival. Adults are expected to wear a mask while in our clinic. We understand that some children may not tolerate or be able to wear a mask.
4. The therapist will come to lobby to greet parent/guardian and patient (wearing a mask).
5. For treatment sessions, therapist will take the patient back to the treatment room, mindful of social distancing. Departing the lobby, parent/guardian will exit through back door and return to the parking lot to wait in their car during the session.
6. When the treatment session is finished, therapist will walk patient out back door to parking lot to meet parent at their car.
7. Established patients may call the front desk 425-481-1933 to schedule their next appointment.
8. For initial evaluations, therapist will take the parent/guardian and the child back to the evaluation room, being mindful of social distancing.
9. If therapy is recommended at the end of evaluation, therapist will escort parent and child to the front desk (walking 6 feet apart) to schedule next appointment.
10. Copays, coinsurance amounts, and patient balances can be paid at the front desk, online through our website, or by calling our billing office at (425) 892-2243.