Bassi Clinic | Weight Loss Clinic

COVID-19 Notice

The safety and wellness of our patients, providers, and staff, is a top priority here at Bassi Clinic. We are doing everything possible to keep our offices a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

Until further notice:

All patients are required to wear masks while in Bassi Clinic’s office. Face masks must fully cover nose and mouth. If you have a medical condition which prevents you from wearing a mask, please postpone your visit until office restrictions are lifted.
At the current time, we are allowing 1 (one) guest/family member to accompany the patient.
We will be checking temperatures on all patients
Our staff is sanitizing exam rooms, waiting areas, and ancillary areas on a routine basis
We are conductingTelevisit visits for services which do not require a physical examination
Staff members are required to wear masks throughout the day and will not be allowed to come to work if they report having a fever, cough, or shortness of breath
Due to the increased number of phone calls, we encourage you to utilize your Patient Portal for communication with our office – including requesting appointments, leaving messages, and obtaining test results.
We recommend you continue to monitor and comply with the recommendations of the CDC, World Health Organization, Arizona Department of Health and Maricopa County Department of Public Health during this elevated and continuing health threat, by taking the following precautions to protect yourself and others:

Get vaccinated against Covid*19
Cough/sneeze into your elbow or tissue
Wash your hands regularly for at least 20 seconds
Avoid touching your face
Sanitize your work spaces and frequently used fixtures routinely: phones, keyboards, door handles, tables, desktops, faucets, toilet handles, etc.
Practice social distancing
Wear masks when within 6 feet of others
Avoid large social gatherings whenever possible
If you, or a family member, exhibit any of the symptoms listed below, it is recommended that you STAY AT HOME to avoid exposing vulnerable members of our community; this includes postponing or rescheduling any routine or non-urgent medical appointments.

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, please contact us via phone or your portalfor advice or visit the emergency room in extreme case:

Fever
Coughing
Sneezing
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Chills or body aches
Sore throat
Headache
Diarrhea
Nausea/vomiting

Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and understanding!

Stay well! Stay safe! Stay kind! We’re all in this together…

FAQs

What Does a Primary Care Physician Do?

Primary care physicians (PCPs) also known as general practitioners are the first physicians a patient comes in contact with. Usually they are MD and DO who have undergone rigorous training and specialized in Internal medicine or Family practice. They provide comprehensive care and the visit entails interview type questions and physical examination and give you the possibilities which are called “differential diagnosis” They then devise a treatment plan which may include blood work up, x-ray and referral to a specialist when required to come to a diagnosis. They also prescribe medications as needed and guide you on how to use them.

How might I make a same day appointment with a primary care doctor in phoenix?

We accommodate and see you on the same day you seek an appointment. Appointments can be made by directly calling Bassi Clinic @ 602-354-3311 or requesting and directly enrolling on our website at www.bassiclinic.com.

How often should I visit my primary care physician?

There are no definite recommendations, however it depends on the individual's needs, age and risk factors. An older individual may seek their primary care physician more often than younger individuals. It is however our recommendation that you should visit your primary care physician (PCP) at least once a year for preventative care and screening as well as to evaluate any change in your health care status.

What questions should I ask my primary care physician?

Your primary care is the first point of contact with a physician and it is recommended that you openly discuss any health concerns that you may have. The interview questions may focus and not be restricted to your family medical history, social history, cultural/ personal preferences, new symptoms that are concerning you, your current list of medications, your lifestyle and your situation at work and home all which can be discussed with your primary care physician.

What should I bring to my primary care physician's office?

For your visit to be successful please bring the following:

Insurance card
Valid photo Id
List of current medications, test results if available
Prior health records if available.
Any records of prior specialist visits
List of questions you may have

Above all your Primary care physician at Bassi Clinic is here to address all your health care needs, in a very empathetic atmosphere. Let us help you in taking the first step towards a healthy you. Come experience the best in healthcare built around you

Our Mission

Meet Your Physician

We Offer

Aesthetic Service Offered

Comprehensive Weight Loss Program

FAQs

What Does a Primary Care Physician Do?

How might I make a same day appointment with a primary care doctor in phoenix?

How often should I visit my primary care physician?

What questions should I ask my primary care physician?

What should I bring to my primary care physician's office?

Contact Us

Our Mission

Meet Your Physician

We Offer

Aesthetic Service Offered

Comprehensive Weight Loss Program

FAQs

What Does a Primary Care Physician Do?

How might I make a same day appointment with a primary care doctor in phoenix?

How often should I visit my primary care physician?

What questions should I ask my primary care physician?

What should I bring to my primary care physician's office?

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