Vaccine Update
Baylor Medicine is committed to vaccinating our patients by following the federal and state guidelines for administering the COVID-19 vaccine, including additional doses for immunocompromised individuals and booster doses.
Continuing Patient Care
We Are Here for You
Many patients have delayed care during the pandemic. It is more important than ever for you to take care of yourself and remain current with recommended preventive care. Baylor Medicine physicians are caring for patients both at the clinic and virtually via telehealth applications. View more information regarding telehealth visits.
Learn more about how we are protecting you and get tips for your appointment visit.
Visitor Guidelines
If you are a visitor accompanying a patient to any Baylor Medicine or Baylor St. Luke’s care site, we ask for your help in protecting our patients by following our visitor guidelines.
Telehealth Options
Baylor Medicine now offers video visits for current and new patients for many types of visits.
Post-COVID Care Clinic
Have you or someone you know had COVID-19? Visit our Post-COVID Care Clinic, designed for patients who suffer from long-term symptoms or want to learn more information about what to expect after having COVID-19.
FAQs for Cancer Patients
Coronavirus: What people with cancer should know
FAQs for Pregnancy
Coronavirus: What pregnant women should know
Think you may have COVID-19 symptoms or need a test?
If you’re experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, or think you may need a test, please do not come to the office. Please call your primary care practitioner’s office to discuss your symptoms and determine if you need testing.
There are many community testing sites throughout the community. Learn about Houston area testing resources and Texas testing resources.
Learn more about how to take care of yourself if you have COVID-19.
