On Sunday evening, March 15, 2020, the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) released updated Guidance for Primary Care and Outpatient Providers to assist you and your practice team in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Please note the course of action detailed in the updated guidance document is a revision to the guidance issued on March 11, 2020.
In This Issue
- Guidance for Primary Care and Outpatient Providers Updated
- Program Directors: Register Your Chiefs for OAFP’s Workshop!
- It’s Match Week!
- New CPT Code Announced to Report Novel Coronavirus Test
- Early Detection of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Presented at OAFP’s CME Roadshow in Canton
- AAFP Statement RE: Coverage & Payment for Telemedicine and Virtual Care
- OAFP Student Member Elana Curry Featured in AAFP’s Family Doc Focus
- Message from AAFP President on Coronavirus Emergency
- AAFP Cancels Meetings through May 31
- Ohio Substance Use Disorder Professional Loan Repayment Program Application Cycle Open
- Shawn Martin Named EVP and CEO of AAFP
- Member Frustration with Federal COVID-19 Response
- National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Programs Accepting Applications
- HPIO Launches COVID-19 Resource Page
- AAFP Foundation Offers Scholarships to National Conference
- Patient Well-Being Related to COVID-19
- Seeking OAFP Resident & Student Members to Serve as Delegates to 2020 National Congress
- Latest Blog Post from AAFP President Dr. Gary LeRoy
- Reducing Regulatory Burden
- Ohio Ranks at Bottom in New National Drug Trend Report
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So what exactly are we supposed to do with a nursing home patient who needs an evaluation for COVID-19? Squad run to the Fairgrounds? This just isn’t figured out very well.
Dr. Naveau, I attempted to get some guidance for you from the Ohio Department of Health. I was told that you should contact the ODH Bureau of Infectious Diseases main phone line at 614.995.5599 for guidance rather than going through the coronavirus hotline. Hotline is geared toward general public while infectious disease bureau is able to answer questions of physicians and other health care professionals.
Hope this helps. Thank you so much for your service at this most difficult time.
Ann Spicer
Executive Vice President
Ohio Academy of Family Physicians