Information for Our Patients/Clients & the Public
We currently have appointments available for patients who need to be seen in person, and we are doing some on-site laboratory testing and vaccinations. Your provider or case manager will talk to you about your needs and help to determine if there is a need for an in person visit. We are making our facility as safe as possible for patients who need to come to clinic. All patients will be screened for symptoms of COVID-19 prior to entering the building. All patients and clients who enter the building MUST WEAR A FACE MASK. We will provide one for you if you do not have your own. We will continue to see many of our patients and clients over phone or video. Please ask your provider if you have any questions. We hope you and your family are safe during this time. Mental Health and Behavioral Health appointments will continue to occur via Telemental Health (phone or video). This will allow us to be prudent with the use of limited PPE (gloves, masks, gowns, and shields) and allow staff and volunteers who must offer services in person (labs, HIV testing, etc.) the ability to spread out and use more of the physical space. However, your provider (counselor, psychiatrist, or case manager) is available to talk to you about your needs and help to determine if there is a need for an in-person visit. Please ask your provider if you have any questions. Here is a helpful guide focusing on mental health challenges during COVID-19. HIV/STI Testing We are currently providing in person services for HIV/STI testing BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call 804-358-6343, Ext 2145 to schedule an appointment. Health Brigade Needle Exchange Program Hours. If you need to enter the building, YOU MUST WEAR A MASK. You will also be screened for COVID-19. If you are making a delivery, please ring the bell on the outside of the door for assistance. Health Brigade serves the most vulnerable and medically underserved populations in our community. We do not receive federal funding to support the care we offer. We rely on the community to support our work. The most helpful thing you can do to help us during this time is to DONATE. If you have questions, please reach out to us at [email protected] FOR HEALTH BRIGADE PATIENTS
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