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Important Information from Rockville Gynecology on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Your health is very important to us at Rockville Gynecology. We are now available to see you in-person for routine gynecologic care, including well woman visits. Tele-visits are still available when an exam is not required.
The safety of our patients and staff is of upmost importance. Patients must wear a mask when they come to the office. Only patients are allowed to enter the office (unless they are a minor or have special needs, then one person is allowed to accompany them). Everyone will be screened for symptoms of COVID-19, and have their temperature checked. Rooms are thoroughly disinfected after each patient.
We look forward to seeing you again!
COVID-19 UPDATES
Rockville Gynecology is closely monitoring the developments around the spread of the Corona Virus (Covid-19). As we are dedicated to the overall health of our patients and employees, we ask that if you are ill for any reason, whether you were exposed to Covid-19 and are experiencing flu-like symptoms such as fever, cough, runny nose, sore throat, body aches, or headache, we ask that you please reschedule your appointment.
People over the age of 60 are at higher risk for complications if they are infected with COVID-19. Because of this, we are encouraging Patients' over the age of 60 to reschedule any routine or non-urgent appointments.
We are here to support you! We are only seeing patients for urgent needs during the outbreak. We are scheduling tele-medicine visits for all other needs during regular business hours. We look forward to when we can resume seeing patients again!
Please stay safe! Reminders on how to do this:
ABOUT OUR PRACTICE
From teens to seniors, women of all ages should have access to high-quality medical services under one roof. At Rockville Gynecology in Rockville, Maryland, the compassionate practitioners provide individualized care for all gynecologic needs for women in the Washington D.C. area.
The expert team includes Carolynn Young, MD; Astrid von Walter, MD; Tosha Luchtefeld, MS, FNP-BC; and Kathleen Skillin, PA-C, MMS, in addition to several dedicated medical assistants. Their mission is to work together to provide patient-centric care, where patients receive the health education they need to make informed decisions regarding their health care.
At Rockville Gynecology, patients can receive routine well-woman exams, adolescent care, cancer risk assessments, contraception and family planning, and treatment for gynecologic issues, such as fibroids and endometriosis. The caring team also offers preconception and infertility counseling to help women on their journey to motherhood.
Rockville Gynecology is home to some of the most advanced medical technology on the market. Practitioners can provide non- and minimally invasive in-office treatments with state-of-the-art Cynosure® platforms. Between body contouring with SculpSure®, skin tightening with Pellevé®, and vaginal revitalization with MonaLisa Touch®, women can restore their youthfulness without pain or surgery.
Patients of Rockville Gynecology commend the team’s dedication to overall wellness and improving each patient’s quality of life. The practice provides flexible scheduling throughout the week, even for new patient appointments, and offer late hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Rockville Gynecology welcomes new and existing patients to the practice.
Rockville Gynecology is pleased to announce our new Uterine Fibroid Treatment Center!
We accept most Maryland Health Exchange Plans. We do not participate with any form of Maryland Medical Assistance programs (This includes Amerigroup, Maryland Physicians Care, United HealthCare MCO). Please call our office for additional information.
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