
Susan H. Huffman, CMPE
(Practice Administrator)













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COVID-19 Videos
and other references, and how to protect your family:
Either with a very protected OFFICE visit,
... or with a Tele-Visit.
For additional references on COVID-19: See
our Facebook page for more updated information, as well as
CDC information, Coronavirus.gov, and
Coronavirus and Parenting, Office
COVID-19 measures, Also right
menu.
New York City Intensive Care Doctor Discussing COVID-19 in
detail in one hour talk - primarily
preventative measures discussed.
Human Coronavirus (Some just 'Colds" some much more dangerous!):
Dealing with the stress of self-isolation
(as in North Carolina, most are confined to their homes):
How CVID-19 spreads
(this is VERY important)
:
Simple ways to avoid COVID-19:
The importance of hand-washing:
Symptoms of COVID-19 Infection
Caring for Someone Who Has COVID-19
Disinfecting Your Home of COVID-19

Coronavirus (COVID-19) ** OFFICE UPDATE
** as od 4/4/2020:
WE ARE STILL OPEN for
IN-OFFICE Sick, Well,
Injured or Behavioral visits in a very protected OFFICE environment,
with outside screening/check-in,
no waiting rooms -
stay in your car until being called directly
back to completely separate "well
exam room" OR "sick exam room" areas. There are
separate well and
sick entrances with separate staff to see our
patients in each of these areas. Before office entry, we are
taking
temperatures and asking screening questions about patients (and
those that accompany them) so that (1) no sick persons enter the
"well" areas, and (2) no known/suspected coronavirus patients
or family members enter either section. Clinical questions are often
asked over the phone while the family stays in the car. We are still seeing
Well Checks in completely separate areas,
with 5 and under in the
lower-level well child section, and 6 and up in the
newly separated upper-level "well-child" section
(enters through side kitchen door). As
an alternative to the "sick" section within the office
building,
some families may opt for being seen in the
canopied sick exam section outside. Yet another option
are TeleVisits (like a secure
real-time FaceTime bidirectional audio-video visit). CALL FOR AN
APPOINTMENT 828-328-1118. We are here for you!
Please keep calm and do things under your
control. Assist and encourage your entire family to practice
thorough and frequent hand washing. Sanitize telephones, laptops,
and surfaces in your house and cars. If you are sick, be sure to
stay at home and away from the chronically ill and the elderly.
The dedicated and caring staff of Unifour
Pediatrics are here to help care for your family, share educational
materials, and answer your questions. Just call or send a non-urgent
message through our portal.
Your Unifour Pediatric Family,
(828) 328-1118
Gateway Page
Hours and Contacting Us
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David Millsaps
MD FAAP
Brooke Hata
MD FAAP
 Richard
Rheinbolt
MD FAAP

Barbara Colosimo
MD FAAP
William Elliott
MD FAAP
Board Certif. Pediatricians:

Fellows of the
American
Academy of Pediatrics

and our
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners


Sommer C. Clark,
CPNP

Karen T. Leasure, CPNP

Lauren McFarland, CPNP

Evina Nonato, CPNP

Gretchen Weeks, CPNP

Alexis Pagnatta, CPNP
Mission:
Unifour Pediatrics is a physician-owned primary care pediatric practice established to provide quality comprehensive healthcare services to infants, children, adolescents & college-age youth.
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