Shout out to Gold Shield Sanitation, LLC for keeping our office disinfected and sanitized for our patients! #fwpc #goldshield #goldshieldsanitation
In observance of Labor Day, our office will be closed Monday, September 7, 2020, and will reopen Tuesday, September 8, 2020. We hope you have a restful and #COVID19 #pandemic friendly holiday weekend. Remember: if you cannot socially distance, #wearamask 😷
Especially with the ongoing #COVID19 #pandemic, it is even more vital to protect yourselves from other communicable diseases like #influenza. Call us for your flu vaccine!
And with 6 minutes till 5pm 🤦🏻♀️, we have our internet back! Sorry, everyone, for the inconvenience.
We know that some things cannot be controlled, but our Internet is down, which means our phones are down. 😒 We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to be back online this afternoon, pending repair. Thank you for your understanding!
Not that #COVID19 isn’t bad enough 😫 ...protect yourself from 🦟 this summer, the vector for #WestNileVirus
FORTWORTHTEXAS.GOV
West Nile cases on the rise; Tarrant County residents urged to take precautions
Happy Physician Assistant Recognition Week to our very own PA Christi Milton. Almost one year with FWPC, she is a vital part of our family, and we thank her for her hard work and compassion! #PhysicianAssistantsWeek
Check her out...Dr. Rezaie featured by Southwestern Health Resources!
Southwestern Health Resources
September 28 at 10:00 AM ·
Texas born and bred, Morvarid “Dr. Mo” Rezaie of Fort Worth Primary Care has spent her career providing care to patients in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Read Dr. Mo’s story and how she cares for her patients’ needs. http://ow.ly/FIXI50BADms
October is here, bringing in beautiful fall weather, and a reminder to check your breasts (aka boobs, tatas, etc 😜) to prevent breast cancer. The mammogram is shown to catch breast cancer early (and contrary to belief, does not expose patients to excess amounts of radiation).
-If you're a female age 40-49, talk to your doctor about breast awareness and if you should have a mammogram.
-If you're a female age 50 and over, get that mammogram, no less than every other year.
-If you have a family history of breast cancer, talk to your doctor about the timing of your mammogram (you may need it before the age of 50).
-Men! You're not exempt! If you have a family history and/or ever feel a lump in your "pecs", talk to your doctor and get it checked out.
#breastcancerawareness #checkyourtatas #thinkpink
Happy Bosses Day to our own Dr. Rezaie...we hope you feel appreciated today and every day! #ladyboss #bossesday
Happy Medical Assistants Week to our beloved MAs. Their tasks are not easy and are vital to the care of our patients, and for that, FWPC thanks you and all MAs everywhere! #maweek #medicalassistant #medicalassistantsweek
We have art! Thanks to the amazing talent of @kristen_soble , FWPC’s reception has beautiful pieces, showcasing the pride and charm of Fort Worth. In case you are wondering, the cow is real; his name is Walter. 😍
We hope you have a fun and safe Halloween. Continue with pandemic precautions!
And don’t forget: Daylight Saving Time ends tonight! #fallback
#KnowYourRisk #Covid19 #flattenthecurveagain #healthyholidays
In case you have taken a break from all news sources (which I can’t blame you), #COVID is rampant across Texas/US/world.
Please, keep yourselves protected, which protects others, too.
Wear a mask!
Limit your outings to what is necessary, and socially distance.
We MUST work together to #flattenthecurveagain
DALLASNEWS.COM
Fort Worth restaurant closes its dining room: ‘It’s our responsibility to keep our community safe'
As we give thanks for surviving what has been a year for the books, FWPC will be out on holiday starting at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020, through Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. We shall reopen Monday, Nov. 30.
Have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving! 🦃 🍁 🥧
“On average, the counties that required masks saw a 6% reduction in cases (calculated as a seven-day rolling average of new daily cases per capita). In contrast, the counties that opted out saw a 100% increase.” 🤯 C’mon, people.
#wearamask
NPR.ORG
Mask Mandates Work To Slow Spread Of Coronavirus, Kansas Study Finds
Please note our Winter Holiday 2020 office hours:
-Christmas Eve (Thursday, 12/24/2020): closed all day
-Christmas Day (Friday, 12/25/2020): closed all day
-New Year's Eve (Thursday, 12/31/2020): closed at noon
-New Year's Day (Friday, 1/1/2021): closed all day
Thank you for your understanding!
In remembrance of #MLKDay, we are open Monday, Jan. 18, 2021, to serve all of our patients and, especially in this strained time, our community.
Wishing all women physicians, especially our very own Dr. Rezaie, a happy Women Physicians Day. February 3 is the birthday (this is actually her 200th birthday!) of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in the US, paving the way for many, many amazing women to seek medicine as a career. #nwpd
Due to inclement weather, Fort Worth Primary Care is closed today (Thursday, 2/11/2021). For those patients scheduled to come in today, we shall call you shortly to reschedule. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we hope everyone stays safe and warm today!
It’s getting old, I know: Fort Worth Primary Care will be closed Thursday, 2/18/2021 due to the ongoing increment weather. Stay tuned regarding Friday 2/19/2021. Hang in there! Stay warm and safe!
Tuesday, 2/16/2021, Fort Worth Primary Care will remain closed. The rest of the week will be determined day-to-day. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Stay safe and warm!
Mother Nature is wielding her force today, so our office will be closed Monday, Feb. 15, 2021; for anyone scheduled to be seen on that date, we shall call you to reschedule. Thank you for your understanding.
Stay safe and warm.
TCU/BSWH Community Site Vaccinations!!!
Texas Christian University has partnered with Baylor Scott & White Health and Tarrant County Public Health on a drive-thru community COVID-19 vaccination site at Amon G. Carter Stadium Saturday, Feb. 27, 7am through 6pm. TCU is collaborating with BSWH and TCPH as a service to our neighbors and to help bring an end to this devastating pandemic.
This is for Texans who are registered for the COVID-19 vaccine through Tarrant County Public Health and/or those who are registered through Baylor Scott & White Health.
Vaccines allocated to the site are for the public and appointments will be given in accordance with state and federal guidance. Distribution priority includes those at the highest risk of severe illness from COVID-19 – those who fall into Phase 1A and 1B.
BSWH, in collaboration with Tarrant County Public Health, will assign all appointments for the TCU/BSWH Community Vaccine Site.
Información sobre el sitio comunitario de vacunación de TCU/BSWH
Texas Christian University se ha unido con Baylor Scott & White Health (BSWH) y el Departamento de Salud Público del Condado de Tarrant (Tarrant County Public Heath - TCPH) en un sitio de vacunación de COVID-19 en el Estadio Amon G. Carter, Sabado, 27 de Feb, 7am-6pm. TCU está colaborando con BSWH y TCPH como un servicio a nuestros vecinos y para ayudar a poner fin a esta pandemia tan devastadora.
Es que la asignación de vacunas es para los tejanos que están registrados para la vacuna COVID-19 a través de la Salud Pública del Condado de Tarrant y/o aquellos que están registrados a través de Baylor Scott & White Health.
Las vacunas asignadas al sitio son para el público y las citas se darán de acuerdo con la directiva estatal y federal. La prioridad de la distribución incluye a los que están en el riesgo más alto de enfermedad grave de COVID-19 - los que caen en la fase 1A y 1B.
BSWH, en colaboración con la Salud Pública del Condado de Tarrant, asignará todas las citas para el Sitio Comunitario de Vacunación de TCU/BSWH.
https://www.bswhealth.com/covid-vaccine
BSWHEALTH.COM
COVID-19 Vaccine | Baylor Scott & White Health
We, at Fort Worth Primary Care, heard the announcements from Gov. Abbott and Judge Whitley yesterday about the mask mandate lift.
As healthcare providers, we must abide by Texas Medical Board rules in order to provide care to patients.
Hence, we are continuing our requirement for both staff and patient to wear a mask when coming to our office.
The pandemic is FAR FROM OVER. Do your part: 1) get vaccinated if you can. 2) stay home if you are sick. 3) WEAR A MASK when out in public and social distancing is not possible.
Do your part, and #FWPC will be here to care for you along the way!
Don’t forget to “spring forward” 1 hour at 2am Sunday!
We field many questions on this topic. Here, the CDC provides good guidance for those of us vaccinated against COVID-19.
CDC.GOV
COVID-19 and Your Health
A snapshot of Mayra, getting a J&J COVID-19 vaccine from Maggie. These are 2 of our amazing staff members, integral in providing at-risk patients with a vaccine that will hopefully crush this pandemic. We were fortunate to get a small supply from the state to distribute, and each dose is already spoken for (hoping we get more next week 🙏🏽)! It has been super busy, keeping up with demand, but we are working hard to provide our community/state a fighting chance against COVID-19. #vaccinessavelives #endthepandemic
Now that evenings stay lighter longer, keep those feet moving...even if for a few thousand steps a day.
CNN.COM
Is walking 10,000 steps every day really necessary?
