YOUR PHYSICAL HEALTH IS STILL IMPORTANT
Did you know that throughout the COVID crisis we have been able to continue to care for our patients either in our clinics under strict CDC guidelines or via TelePT where patients received treatment in the comfort of their home?
As some may know, the Department of Homeland Security has deemed physical therapists as “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers” during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In fact, Dr. Matos, who is an official with the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center, Department of Defense Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System, and the CDC has these words to share about physical therapy:
“Physical therapists are essential in flattening the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic. They play a key role in keeping people they can help out of doctors’ offices and ER’s. This will not only free up the medical teams to treat those impacted by COVID-19, but also limit the exposure of those seeking the care of the physical therapist.”
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT ANNIE FERNANDEZ, RECEPTIONIST ELMWOOD LOCATION Annie was born and raised in the New Orleans metropolitan area. She graduated from Bonnabel High School in 2007. She has worked in various fields of occupation, including the restaurant and service industry which gave her the opportunity to interact with people. Wanting to fulfill her passion of helping others, Annie discovered Magnolia Physical Therapy which allows her to just that. As the Elmwood clinic receptionist Annie works closely with patients to insure their visit goes well and always starts with a smile. She enjoys spending time with her husband and family in her spare time. MagnoliaTherapyLA.com
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