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Introducing Klara: A convenient way to reach us.
In April we implemented a new HIPAA compliant patient communication and appointment reminder system called Klara. Klara allows us to text you appointment reminders, procedure instructions, and forms right to your phone. You can reply back to any message or ask us a question using Klara. Prior to your first appointment, you will receive a text message from us thru Klara. Once you confirm your identity, you are set. Since Klara is an app, you can install it on your phone if you choose. You may also just message us to our textable number, 302-467-2219. If you don't text, don't worry. Appointment reminders will also be sent by email and by phone. Curious? You can try Klara by clicking the purple message box on the bottom right of this home screen. We look forward to communicating with you!
What is an ambulatory surgery center?
If this is your first time having a medical procedure at an outpatient facility, you may have some questions regarding what to expect. We can assure you that you will receive quality care in a safe environment at Seaford Endoscopy Center. Please view the brief video entitled "What is an ASC" located under the Patient Health Information, Important Links tab of our website.
Protecting you from Respiratory Infections
Respiratory viruses commonly cause illness such as the flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus, (RSV) especially in the fall and winter. We ask that you please notify us prior to coming to the Center if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 or other illness, or have potentially been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19 or other respiratory illness. All patients with respiratory symptoms including a fever, cough or sore throat, or a positive risk assessment for illness will be asked to postpone their visit.. The best way to prevent the spread of infection is by washing your hands and covering your cough. If your responsible adult driver is not feeling well, we may ask them to wait in the car or wear a mask. We also recommend that patients are vaccinated against vaccine preventable illnesses. Check with your primary care physician or pharmacist for your illegibility for vaccination against COVID-19, influenza, RSV, and pneumococcal pneumonia. Thank you for your cooperation. Please go to Patient Health Information tab and click on Disease Management for more information.