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Message to our patients
Our mission remains to help optimize your airways, control symptoms and have the best quality of life possible. This is why we are staying open. Access to healthcare is important also during these unprecedented times.
Our goal is to decrease the spread of any potential pathogens to ourselves and our patients.
The best defenses are handwashing and distance.
If you are feeling well and would like to defer your appointment to next month, please call the office. We are glad to reschedule.
On appointment day, if you prefer, you can call us from your car. Let us know that you arrived. We will call you when it is time to take you straight to the room.
We will give you a mask as you enter upon request or if you have a cough.
Please wash your hands on arrival and when you are ready to leave.
Hand sanitizer is readily available at the office.
Please don’t bring children with you and limit family members joining you for the visit.
If you have a fever, 100.4 degrees farenheit or greater, please notify us.
If you're having difficulty breathing or any other life threatening symptoms call 911 immediately.
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ABOUT US
Comprehensive Pulmonary and Critical Care Associates was established in 1998. We manage all aspects of lung health, from a nagging cough to emphysema or valley fever. We are an old-fashioned private practice where we get to know you. We are equipped with the latest in diagnostic tools and experience. Following a comprehensive assessment, an action plan will be developed with you, and in coordination with your primary care provider. Our goal is achieving your optimal state of health and functioning.
Both Dr. Anders and Dr. Heidi He have garnered awards and peer recognition for medical care excellence. We are proud of their leadership and involvement in the well-being of our community.
To learn more, please call our office or request an appointment on line.
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