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Patient Resources Patient Portal Benefits Between work, errands, family, friends, and every other one of your other daily obligations, running in circles trying to get in touch with your physician shouldn’t be an added worry.

What is the patient portal and how does it work?

Patient Portal Benefits From paying your bill to sending a message to your provider, the patient portal gives you convenient access to all of your health information. Billing & Insurance Need help navigating billing and insurance? Our expert staff can help you.

How do I request an appointment at vpfw Midlothian Turnpike?

New Patient Medical Records. If you were referred to VPFW by another physician, or you are a new patient with us, please have your physician send a copy of your medical records to medrec@vpfw.com, mail to 10710 Midlothian Turnpike, Suite 200 Richmond, Virginia 23235, or fax to 804-897-9074. New Patients Who Are Under 18

Why choose vpfw Urogynecologists?

The CDC, ACOG, and All VPFW Providers Strongly Recommend That All Patients Receive COVID-19 Vaccine ASAP, Especially Pregnant Patients New data analysis from the Centers for Disease Control and American College of Obstetricians underscores the safety and urgency of COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant patients as the Delta variant surges.

Where to send a copy of medical records to VPFW?

If you were referred to VPFW by another physician, or you are a new patient with us, please have your physician send a copy of your medical records to medrec@vpfw.com, mail to 10710 Midlothian Turnpike, Suite 200 Richmond, Virginia 23235, or fax to 804-897-9074.

How to complete a new patient registration?

How to Complete the New Patient Registration Form. After making an appointment, new patients will be emailed and/or texted a link to complete their e-registration form. This will be sent to you up to 10 days before your appointment date. Please complete your e-registration before your appointment.

How to get rid of a swollen nose?

Stay at home if possible. Practice social distancing. Keep 6 feet between you and other people. Wash hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, after being in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.

Is the antibody level higher during pregnancy?

Vaccine-induced antibody levels were “strikingly higher” than those resulting from coronavirus infection during pregnancy. The study also showed that women passed protective antibodies to their newborns via the placenta and breastmilk.

Is Moderna a risk to pregnant women?

According to the CDC, based on current knowledge, experts believe that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines) are unlikely to pose a risk to the pregnant person, the fetus, or breastfeeding infant. *UPDATE AS OF MARCH 25, 2021: The COVID-19 mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are just as effective in pregnant ...

Is VPFW open for surgery?

The Surgery Center at VPFW is open for outpatient surgeries, including elective surgeries, so that you can receive the care you need. Our ambulatory surgery suite is located inside our Midlothian Turnpike office and offers affordable outpatient procedures in an environment that is safe and socially distant.

Can a minor bring an adult to an OB visit?

We do have a few exceptions we want you to be aware of so that you can plan for your next visit accordingly: Minors may bring one adult guest to any visit. OB patients may bring one adult guest to any OB visit. (updated June 4, 2021) New moms may bring their infant in a carrier to postpartum visits.

Can pregnant women take acetaminophen?

For pregnant women who choose to receive the vaccine, acetaminophen may be offered as an option if they experience a fever or other post-vaccination symptoms. While VPFW recommends vaccination, the choice is up to each patient. This is a decision tool to help you make an informed decision on whether to get vaccinated.

Is VPFW open for mammograms?

With careful consideration for our patients’ safety and medical needs and following guidance from the CDC and the state of Virginia, VPFW’s offices are open for all appointment types, including annual exams and mammograms. The Surgery Center at VPFW, our ambulatory surgery suite, is also open for outpatient surgeries including elective surgeries. If you are ready to be examined, screened and/or treated, we’re here to provide you with the care you need.

What to do if you are pregnant and have a life threatening emergency?

If you are pregnant and are experiencing a serious but non-life-threatening situation, such as a sudden illness or injury, please call to discuss your condition with one of our nurses (the numbers are listed below). After hours, call our office and leave a message with the answering service. Our on-call staff physician will return your call promptly.

What happens if you don't notify us of a missed appointment?

If you do not notify us prior to missing a scheduled appointment, you will be considered a “no-show” patient and a $25 charge will be added to your account. New appointments cannot be scheduled until this charge is paid in full.

When to start taking pill packs?

Begin the pill pack on the first SUNDAY or FRIDAY after your next period starts, even if you are still bleeding. Take one pill each day and use back up contraception (condoms) for the first month. The last week of the pill pack has a pill that is a different color that is usually when you will start your period.

Can you smoke a pill while pregnant?

Some women should not use the pill, including women who have blood clots, certain cancers, a history of heart attack or stroke, as well as those who are or may be pregnant.

Does birth control help with acne?

On birth control pills your periods should be more regular and your flow lighter. They should help with menstrual cramps and may help with acne. Women who use the pill are also less likely to develop cysts on their ovaries.

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