Women's Health of Augusta

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Just a quick note that there is a slight delay in getting mammogram results notifications right now. We are working on this and hope to get that system back on track very son

Hey everyone, just a quick reminder, this page is for information only, it is not HIPPA compliant so we can't treat or answer any specific medical issues on this page. Please call the office for specific needs. Be healthy!

Dear patients and friends, These are trying times. COVID-19 has become the biggest health crisis of our lifetime, but like you, we at Women’s Health of Augusta will overcome this by supporting each other. One way for us to do this is to be there for all your health needs. Our office, like other health care facilities is considered an essential service, so we are doubling our efforts to go by shelter in place guidelines as we continue to tend to your health needs. Unfortuna...tely breast cancers, abnormal Paps, hormone issues, pelvic pain and hundreds of other medical conditions don’t stop in the midst of a pandemic. But we’ve got your back. Starting April 6th, all our docs will be working a reduced office hour schedule to meet your needs, whatever they are. That means we can see you for yearly Paps and mammograms, medication needs, hormone issues, virtually any ob/gyn related issue. If you currently have an appointment anytime in April, you will be getting a phone call from our office soon to either confirm or possibly reschedule you (to reduce the volume of folks in the office at any given time.) Just so you know, we take your concerns very seriously so here is what we will be doing to ensure your safety as well as providing you top quality care. We are limiting both the number of doctors seeing patients as well as scheduled appointments to guarantee we meet/exceed social distancing guidelines. You will even have the option of waiting in your car and getting a text when we are ready to put you in a room directly. We will be screening all patients for any COVID-19 symptoms or suggestive histories and, if they are at risk, will be immediately referred for testing (they will not even come in the office.) All our staff will wear masks for your protection, and we will have a dedicated person cleaning all surfaces every hour. You will not need to be concerned about coming for your appointment, but if you still have reservations we have the ability to see anyone through our telemedicine portal. We know that these are tough times for everyone, but we pledge to do our part to keep you healthy, happy, and at your best for when times get better.

Come see us if you need us! We practice what we preach!!

Why telemedicine is so important now. Set up your appointment with any of our doctors by calling 706-733-4427

In the interest of both patients and employees, and following current guidelines, we are asking all patients coming for their appointments (and yes, we are seeing folks regularly!) please wear a mask if you have access to one. We are physical distancing in the office, but the mask just adds an additional layer of protection.In the interest of both patients and employees, and following current guidelines, we are asking all patients coming for their appointments (and yes, we are seeing folks regularly!) please wear a mask if you have access to one. We are physical distancing in the office, but the mask just adds an additional layer of protection.

Dear patients and friends, These are trying times. COVID-19 has become the biggest health crisis of our lifetime, but like you, we at Women’s Health of Augusta will overcome this by supporting each other. One way for us to do this is to be there for all your health needs. Our office, like other health care facilities is considered an essential service, so we are doubling our efforts to go by shelter in place guidelines as we continue to tend to your health needs. Unfortuna...tely breast cancers, abnormal Paps, hormone issues, pelvic pain and hundreds of other medical conditions don’t stop in the midst of a pandemic. But we’ve got your back. Starting April 6th, all our docs will be working a reduced office hour schedule to meet your needs, whatever they are. That means we can see you for yearly Paps and mammograms, medication needs, hormone issues, virtually any ob/gyn related issue. If you currently have an appointment anytime in April, you will be getting a phone call from our office soon to either confirm or possibly reschedule you (to reduce the volume of folks in the office at any given time.) Just so you know, we take your concerns very seriously so here is what we will be doing to ensure your safety as well as providing you top quality care. We are limiting both the number of doctors seeing patients as well as scheduled appointments to guarantee we meet/exceed social distancing guidelines. You will even have the option of waiting in your car and getting a text when we are ready to put you in a room directly. We will be screening all patients for any COVID-19 symptoms or suggestive histories and, if they are at risk, will be immediately referred for testing (they will not even come in the office.) All our staff will wear masks for your protection, and we will have a dedicated person cleaning all surfaces every hour. You will not need to be concerned about coming for your appointment, but if you still have reservations we have the ability to see anyone through our telemedicine portal. We know that these are tough times for everyone, but we pledge to do our part to keep you healthy, happy, and at your best for when times get better.

A little sunshine on this cloudy time. Happy National Medical Biller’s Day today! Shout Out to all of you that keep us afloat & able to do what we do best! We enjoy knowing that we have some of The Best!

Quick Update for our OB patients. If you a pregnant patient and are having symptoms of COVID-19 infection (fever, dry cough, shortness of breath) Please DO NOT COME into the office. Please call 706-733-4427 for instructions or set up a same day virtual appointment. You may set up a virtual visit with DR.Eaker (gyn only) by going to https://womenswellness.securevideo.com/book. (This is not just for weight management, it is our telemedicine link). Also we respectively request that you minimize who you bring to the office for routine checks such as children or family members. If you are symptom free and don’t have known exposure, please keep your regular appointment. If you have an obstetric emergency or possible labor AND ARE SYMPTOMATIC, please call the office first to get instructions.

Why telemedicine is so important now. Set up your appointment with any of our doctors by calling 706-733-4427

Office schedule update, please watch 3/20/2020 Call to set up a virtual visit with your doctor 706-733-4427... To schedule a virtual visit with Dr. Eaker go here: https://womenswellness.securevideo.com/book

To minimize potential exposure to our patients, we will be limiting in office visits from 3/23 until 4/6 to obstetrical patients and emergency gyn care. If you... have a routine wellness exam (Pap and mammogram) during these 2 weeks, we will be contacting you to reschedule. If you have a problem, need medications, or any other situation that can be handled remotely, we are set up for telemedicine visits. Please contact the office at 706-733-4427 to set that up. You can schedule directly with Dr. Eaker (Gyn and weight loss only) by going to https://womenswellness.securevideo.com/book See more

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Quick Update for our OB patients. If you a pregnant patient and are having symptoms of COVID-19 infection (fever, dry cough, shortness of breath) Please DO NOT COME into the office. Please call 706-733-4427 for instructions or set up a same day virtual appointment. You may set up a virtual visit with DR.Eaker (gyn only) by going to https://womenswellness.securevideo.com/book. (This is not just for weight management, it is our telemedicine link). Also we respectively request that you minimize who you bring to the office for routine checks such as children or family members. If you are symptom free and don’t have known exposure, please keep your regular appointment. If you have an obstetric emergency or possible labor AND ARE SYMPTOMATIC, please call the office first to get instructions.

Local update on testing for COVD-19 If you are symptomatic (fever, dry cough, shortness of breath) or have known contact you may call the University Hospital info line at 706-828-2477 to get further instructions. University Prompt Care facilities are equipped to do testing but they will need to screen you first.Local update on testing for COVD-19 If you are symptomatic (fever, dry cough, shortness of breath) or have known contact you may call the University Hospital info line at 706-828-2477 to get further instructions. University Prompt Care facilities are equipped to do testing but they will need to screen you first.

Helpful Information University Health System’s Prompt Care locations are equipped to collect COVID 19 Samples after the providers have examined the patient and determined what testing is necessary. Triage and Education Line... Hours of operation: Monday through Friday 8 a.m.--4:30 p.m. 706-828-2477 Please refer patients with questions or concerns about COVID 19 symptoms or exposure to this information line. We will be using physician approved triage protocols to triage patients for further follow-up at the appropriate level of care.