Effective February 28, Monday. our visitor policies are as follows:

1. NST (non-stress tests) are in a shared room so we will continue to restrict visitors (except when needed for support or assistance).
2. For all other appointments, ONE visitor (one adult or one child) is allowed.
3. Everyone must wear a mask at all times in the office.
4. We are NOT asking patients or visitors if they are vaccinated.
5. Safety requirements include mandatory mask-wearing for patients, visitors and staff; use of hand sanitizers; waiting room spacing (using the text message system); and others.

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Happy New Year from Fair Oaks Women's Health. We wish everyone a happy, healthy, and safe 2022. This newsletter will be brief. We are trying out a new ratings and feedback system called rater8.

Just hours after we sent our e-mail yesterday, the guidelines from CDC changed ! Please note the yellow highlighted changes in the new message sent 12.28.21.

Omicron is spreading quickly and we are getting phone calls daily from our patients, especially our pregnant ones. We will do our best to respond individually to your concerns, but please also review the advice provided. Thank you.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. Here is a newsletter we sent with breast cancer information and statistics.

Newsletter we sent with some COVID Vaccine Information, includes recommendations from Dr. Jick and his colleagues.

In this newsletter we discuss some additional new COVID precautions we are taking at FOWH in light of the recent surge in the number of cases.

Dr. Jick makes an announcement. Re-introducing Dr. Bui. FOWH text messaging system, designed to have patents wait in their car so we can minimize the number of people in the waiting rooms.

Newsletter introducing Dr. Kim Bui, Ob/Gyn who just joined our staff, plus an article about the growing use of menstrual cups as an eco-friendly and cost-saving approach to menstrual hygiene.

Defend yourself and your loved ones against the flu this winter.

Did you know that seasonal flu vaccinations, as well as good hand washing practices, are your best defense against the flu this winter?

The yearly flu vaccine is recommended for everyone 6 months and older, and especially for young children, pregnant women, and those with chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and heart or lung disease.

CUTE VIDEO FROM CDC

Who Needs a Flu Vaccine and When - CDC website