OFFICE UPDATE:

In response to the continued spread of Coronavirus across our state and the need for people to socially isolate themselves, the YALE and LEXINGTON offices will be closing temporarily to any face to face visits effective tomorrow morning.
If you are currently scheduled for an appointment next week, this will be converted to a TeleHealth appointment if possible and you should be contacted shortly by our office.

Staff will remain available by phone, by patient portal and starting Monday by TeleHealth through our portal.
If you have URGENT needs you can still reach the office through the Answering Service as well.

If you are currently not set up through our portal and are a patient of the practice, please contact the office as soon as possible to have the patient portal activated and allow access to additional resources for your medical needs.

Fear and anxiety are running high regarding this pandemic but you can remain safe by doing a few simple things.
Continue to isolate yourself from others, wash your hands often, and avoid hand contact with your face, nose and mouth.
Check in on your loved ones, neighbors and friends by phone and social media.

By following these guidelines, as a practice, as a community and as a country we will get through this and will all emerge stronger as a result.

Stay safe and God Bless you.

Dr. Scott McPhilimy and Staff





To stay healthy, wash your hands with soap and water frequently, cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing, eat healthy and get adequate sleep. In addition limit your exposure to large groups and anyone that appears ill. Do not shake hands and avoid touching your face, mouth and eyes.

 

We remain in close contact with McLaren Port Huron Hospital, Lake Huron Medical Center and the St. Clair County Health Department and we will adjust our protocols as more information becomes available. 

If you have been exposed to COVID-19 and are exhibiting symptoms of cough, fever and shortness of breath please CALL THE OFFICE so that we can direct you for any necessary outpatient testing.