McBride Chiropractic

Dear Valued Patient,

As of May 1st, Maine will begin Phase 1 of the ease of social and business restrictions that have caused so many businesses to remain closed during this worldwide crisis.

McBride Chiropractic has been and will remain open. We want you to know that Dr. McBride and our staff will continue to operate with your safety and wellbeing in mind.

We will continue taking extra precautions to ensure all patients, doctors and staff members are safe.

In addition to our normal office hygiene, our office will continue taking these additional precautions:

With regard to SOCIAL DISTANCING, our office is allowing only one patient at a time to enter the office. The door is locked and patients shall be admitted by office staff at the time of their appointment.
Dr. McBride will be wearing an N95 mask while treating all patients.
We are continuing to limit our schedule to 2 patients every 30 minutes.
Patients are strongly encouraged to either use hand sanitizer (provided at our office) or wash hands upon entering the office.
All tables and surfaces will be disinfected between each patient.
Treatment areas are limited to staff and patients only.

Please follow these guidelines issued by the Center for Disease Control: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/prevention.html

Remember, if you are not feeling well, it is best to stay at home except to seek medical attention.

Hopefully, life with reduced restrictions will prove safe and the state will be able to continue through the phases to allow people the freedom to safely resume some sense of normalcy.

Please remember that if you need us, the doctors and staff of McBride Chiropractic are here for you.

Yours in Health,

Chris, Jennifer, Lauren and Debbie

McBride Chiropractic
207-878-5700
www.mcbridechiropractic.com

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