Helping you find Covid-safe providers and services because you shouldn't have to compromise your health.
Veterinarians and veterinary practices that some have found to be more Covid-safe than average.
Dr. Gayle McDonald and her Housecalls for Housecats has been recommended as a Covid-safe house call veterinarian for cats in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Here’s what the person submitting Dr. McDonald and Housecalls for Housecats has to say about why they recommended them as a Covid-cautious vet in Edmonton.
Vetsters online veterinarians, and veterinary and veterinary pharmacy services, has been submitted as a Covid-safe veterinary service throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Here’s why Vetsters has been submitted as a Covid-safe option when you need to consult with a veterinarian.
Talega Animal Hospital has been submitted as a Covid-safe, Covid-cautious veterinarian and provider of veterinary, grooming, and boarding services in San Clemente, California. Here’s why Talega animal hospital and their Drs. Caitlin Snyder, Kristie Fujita, and Cheryl Wood have been recommended as Covid-safe providers.
West Hollywood Animal Hospital veterinary practice has submitted themselves as a Covid-safe veterinarian and animal hospital in West Hollywood, California. Here’s what Dr. Monica Revel has to say about her West Hollywood Animal Hospital.
Midway Veterinary Hospital has been recommended as a Covid-safe veterinarian, animal hospital, and provider of veterinary services in Chesapeake, Virginia. Here’s what the person who recommended them says are the reasons for the recommendation.
Using a mobile veterinarian has been recommended as a Covid-safe way to have your dog, cat, or other pet seen by a veterinarian. The person recommending it says “We have been using a mobile veterinarian since just after Covid hit, and it is a godsend! They have a complete mobile exam room that they bring to you, including ultrasound and x-rays. You bring your pet out to them outside, hand them off, they bring your pet into the mobile exam room, and text you when they are done. Our own mobile veterinarian is very respectful of clients who are at high risk.”
At the start of the Covid pandemic, in 2020, the Federal government instituted many "regulatory flexibilities" to the provision of healthcare in the United States. including allowing for telehealth (telemedicine), and having telehealth covered by insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. These regulatory flexibilities expire at the end of 2024!
This means that telehealth and telemedicine will not be available to people with Medicare or Medicaid, and may also not be available to you if you have private or employer-provided insurance.
The good news is that there are two laws up for consideration before Congress to make access to telehealth and telemedicine permanent - but as we have repeatedly seen in the past few years, we can't rely on Congress to do the right thing.
WE - all of us - need to write to our representatives and tell them to please pass the CONNECT for Health Act and the Telehealth Modernization Act! We need to create an email tsunami! So we have made it really easy to email all of your representatives at once!
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