COVID-19 UPDATE

3301 New Mexico Avenue, NW Suite 348
Washington, DC 20016

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COVID-19 Updates

NOTICE: We will continue to provide updated COVID-19 information as the situation evolves.  As always, if you are not feeling well, and especially if you have recurring fevers or trouble breathing, please call your doctor, and call 911 in case of an emergency..

COVID-19 Vaccines

The updated COVID-19 vaccine/booster will be available in pharmacies this fall. Foxhall Internists encourages its eligible patients to receive the updated vaccine when it becomes available at their pharmacy.  You may also visit vaccine.gov or call 800-232-0233 to find pharmacies and other locations that offer COVID-19 vaccines. .  

  • DC residents can visit this website or call (855) 363-0333.
  • Virginia residents can visit this website.  An additional website is available for residents of Arlington County here.  Fairfax County residents may call their health department’s vaccine hotline at (703) 324-7404.
  • Maryland residents can visit this website. Additional information for residents of Montgomery County is available here.

Foxhall Internists COVID-19 Office Policies & Procedures

At Foxhall Internists we continue to offer video, phone, and email consultations with our patients when appropriate during the coronavirus outbreak. Each of our doctors has their own policy on how they are managing this. If you require assistance with any acute or chronic medical issue, please start by contacting your primary doctor’s assistant, and they will then advise you on what should be done next.We remain open to see patients who need an in-person evaluation and/or lab testing, at the discretion of their doctors. We have taken steps to reduce the chance of COVID-19 transmission in our office, and we have stopped seeing patients with respiratory infection symptoms since about the time the first cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in our area.

We ask that if you have any symptoms which are potentially due to a COVID-19 infection, you inform your doctor’s assistant before you come in.  A complete list of these symptoms is available on the CDC website.

All patients are expected to wear a mask or other protective face covering at all times during their time in the office. In the interest of limiting the number of people in our office, we kindly ask that you do not have anyone accompany you to your appointment, unless their assistance is required.

During the pandemic we also are only offering lab and vaccination services on a scheduled basis, so that we can minimize the number of patients in our waiting areas at any time.  We will continue to be here to help manage your medical care, and we appreciate your support as we try to maintain as safe an office environment as possible.