We are now accepting applications for a Mammography Technologist! Visit the career page on our website for more details!
UPDATES:
As of Monday, May 11, we will resume our normal office and phone hours.
Our safety changes are still in effect: Only patients who have appointments are permitted in the building. All patients will be temperature checked and required to wear a mask or face covering while they are in the building.
We are in the process of calling all patients who had their appointments cancelled due to COVID-19. If you had an appointment cancelled, please feel free to contact us to reschedule.
We will continue to update you as changes are made. As always, stay safe.
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COVID-19 Update
Office Hours, Phone Hours and Telehealth Appointments:
Beginning Monday, March 30th, Coastal’s new office hours will be: 9:00AM – 3:00PM, Monday through Friday.
Our new phones hours will be: 8:30AM – 3:00PM, Monday through Friday.
We are now offering Telehealth appointments for select visits that can be done via FaceTime or phone call. You may be contacted to switch your upcoming office visit to a Telehealth appointment.
All non-urgent visits, such as annuals and mammograms are being cancelled through the end of May. We will be flagging your appointment and will call you to reschedule once we are able to resume normal scheduling.
Wash your hands, stay home, stay safe.
Dr. Slager, checking in from MMC.
We understand how hard it is to be pregnant, trying to conceive, or postpartum during COVID-19 times. There are so many unanswered questions about how to stay healthy and safe. Visit our website for more vaccine guidance if you are pregnant or breastfeeding...
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Our phones are back up and running. Thank you for your patience!
We are currently experiencing issues with our phones. We are working on it and hope to have this resolved shortly.
This one is for our families, patients and our community. #trustscience #covidvaccine #newbeginnings
Our office will be closing today at 12:00pm. If you have an urgent clinical need and need to speak with our on call provider or nurse you can call the office at 207-885-8400 and the answering service will direct your call. For appointment requests, prescription refills or general questions that are not urgent please call our office during normal business hours on Monday.
Coastal Patients:
COVID-19 cases are surging across the United States and Maine is no exception. Over the last 6 months we have all learned a lot about how to keep ourselves, our co-workers, and our families as safe as possible. Masking, socially distancing, and hand washing have proven effective in reducing the risk of transmission.
After many months of isolation and quarantine we are all feeling COVID fatigue; missing our families and our ability to go about our normal daily routines. Although the effects of COVID fatigue are real, it does not care that we are tired. This highly infectious virus can be lethal, especially in high risk groups which many of us are a part of or know someone who is a part of. We must remain vigilant and continue to follow guidelines recommended to stop the transmission of COVID-19.
With holidays approaching we are acutely aware of how much we miss our families and friends. We are eager to celebrate and spend the holidays with our loved ones. Recent data from the CDC indicates most new infections are occurring from small gatherings. Given the surge in cases, we strongly urge you to NOT GATHER with people outside of your immediate circle. If you do plan to travel or have guests, we recommend that you follow CDC guidelines, stay masked inside and remain 6 feet from others that are not in your usual circle. Many people think that a negative COVID test takes away the possibility of spreading the virus. A COVID test only covers a single point in time and many people will not have symptoms for up to two weeks after infection.
Your providers at Coastal want you and your family to stay safe and healthy this winter. If you need additional resources to help you during this time, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We are in this together and are here for you.
In health,
Your Providers and Staff at Coastal Women’s Healthcare
