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Update 4/28/20
We will be resuming normal office hours, beginning May 1st. Click here for more information.
WELCOME TO ALABAMA NASAL AND SINUS CENTER
THE ALABAMA NASAL AND SINUS CENTER EXISTS TO PROVIDE COMPASSIONATE, TIMELY, EVIDENCE BASE CARE TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DISORDERS OF THE EARS, NOSE AND THROAT. WE VALUE EXCELLENCE, INTEGRITY, AND COMPASSION AS WE PROVIDE THE HIGHEST QUALITY EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT CARE TO ALL WHO COME THROUGH OUR DOORS.
The World Health Organization has now declared the outbreak of the respiratory disease known as COVID-19 (aka Coronavirus) as a pandemic and a public health emergency. We are also currently in a state and national state of emergency. At this time, there have been no known patients or staff at Alabama Nasal and Sinus Center who have been infected with this virus. Our goal is to ensure your safety and preparedness as new reports of the virus unfold daily, including in Alabama. If you have a regularly scheduled follow-up appointment with Drs. Lay or Sillers at this time it remains unchanged. Any changes to regularly scheduled appointments will be communicated to you personally.
ATTENTION
1. Scheduled surgeries at Ambulatory Surgery Centers (St. Vincent’s North Tower and 119) have NOT been cancelled at this time. These facilities do not utilize hospital beds and are separate from the hospital environment.
2. If you have questions about screening and/or testing, we will do our best to answer them. Our office will be open normal business hours Monday, March 16, 2020 to discuss updates and answer questions.
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