Due to the continued rise in COVID-19 cases in South Carolina, HopeHealth has made it mandatory for all employees, patients, and visitors to wear masks while within our facilities. Please bring your own face mask as we all are trying to do our part to stop the spread and protect the vulnerable and at-risk members of our community. Thank you for your understanding.

HopeHealth: Taking Care of You

HopeHealth is committed to helping keep our community safe while also meeting your health care needs. Our COVID-19 Strategy Team meets often to respond to the changing status of disease spread and adjust HopeHealth guidelines as needed according to CDC recommendations.

If you are experiencing cough, fever, or shortness of breath, and may have been exposed to or have concern for the coronavirus, schedule a TeleVisit with your provider.

Please understand that for your safety and the safety of all patients and staff, everyone that visits our facilities will be asked symptom-related screening questions. It is extremely important that the questions are answered honestly and in full. If you do not feel comfortable answering these questions, please call us.

At this time, all of our facilities remain open and are seeing regularly scheduled patients. Many appointments are being rescheduled as needed and we ask that you let us know as soon as possible if you are concerned about attending your appointment by calling your provider team.

When you do visit, we ask you to help us adhere to recommended measures by following these guidelines:

• You are required to wear a face mask the entire time you are in a HopeHealth building.
  –  Masks must be covering both your nose and mouth.
  –  If you are wearing a cloth mask, it should be double -layered with tightly woven fabric.
  –  Masks should not be visibly soiled or damaged.
  –  Masks cannot have one-way valves, visible gaps from face, or openings/holes as these release unfiltered exhaled air potentially spreading the virus to those around you.
  –  Clear masks/shields with visible openings are not acceptable as an appropriate mask.
  –  Click here for an article on common mask mistakes.
• Bring no more than one healthy visitor to your appointment who is not exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms, and preferably not a senior. Additional visitors will be asked to wait in their vehicles.
• For pediatric patients, please do not bring siblings to the appointment.
• Be mindful of temporary barriers, signs, and other measures in place.

Additionally, if you have a smartphone, take a moment to download the Healow app and ask your care team to web enable your account. This will help you access your HopeHealth information and even keep appointments should we have to temporarily close our doors. Find out more below.

Accessing Care from Home

HopeHealth offers a Patient Portal as a secure service for those who wish to participate in telehealth services using their smartphone or computer.

The portal gives you access to your HopeHealth medical history and allows you to request and confirm appointments, order prescription refills, complete health questionnaires, and communicate with your care team using secure technology.

The app also allows you to keep many of your scheduled HopeHealth visits without having to leave home through telehealth. To schedule a telemedicine visit, there are a few steps to complete first:

Tell your provider care team you want to enroll in telehealth and provide your email address.

Download the Healow App (available for IOS and Android phones) or visit www.healow.com on your computer.

Open the enrollment email from HopeHealth and complete the set up.

For detailed video instructions, see our TeleVisit page here.

COVID-19 testing

HopeHealth provides COVID-19 testing for HopeHealth patients who have received a testing order from their provider after an in-person or televisit appointment. The cash cost for COVID-19 test is up to $77 plus the cost of the patient office/telehealth visit. However, providing affordable and accessible health services is our highest priority, and patients should speak with a HopeHealth benefits counselor about available financial programs if needed.

Click here for instructions on what to do after testing.

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