Neurologists Gregory Bergey, Mackenzie Cervenka and Sarah Kelley provide an overview of COVID-19- safety measures in the adult and pediatric epilepsy monitoring units at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused us to pay closer attention to our own health and the health of our loved ones. For those patients with existing serious medical conditions like epilepsy, it's more important than ever that you keep in regular contact with your physician and seek treatment when it's needed. If you're scheduled to stay in either our adult or pediatric epilepsy monitoring unit, we understand that you may be nervous about staying in the hospital. We are here to reassure you that the johns Hopkins hospital continues to follow the highest level of safety precautions to prevent the spread of covid 19, You and all patients will be required to get a COVID-19 test prior to your stay on the unit. During your stay, we will evaluate you to determine how best to care for you while following all safety protocols. If you are being treated at johns Hopkins Hospital, you can connect with your johns Hopkins neurologist through my chart. If you have questions or concerns, We also see patients in person and by video, visit up to date information about our screening, testing and cleaning measures, as well as visitor policies, are at Hopkins medicine dot org, front slash coronavirus. For finally, we ask you to wear your mask, Wash your hands regularly and keep a physical distance of at least six ft from others. Stay well. Mhm. Yeah.
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