Service changes

HonorHealth has made some service changes due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). More information for each service area is listed below:

Affected services (in alphabetical order)

Follow-up and medical weight loss appointments have been moved to virtual consultations.

Online seminars are available.
- If you complete the seminar and submit the patient packet, we will call you to schedule an initial consultation.
Post-op classes and support groups are being held virtually.
In-person seminars are canceled until 2021.
To support you in your recovery, HonorHealth offers a Facebook support group where you can interact with other bariatric surgery patients and staff, as well as post questions, comments or feedback. This site is available to all registered HonorHealth bariatric surgery patients, both pre- and post-surgery.

Patients and visitors coming to any VGPCCN practice location will be screened upon entering.
Patients and visitors are required to wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth at all times while in our facilities.
- If you do not have a mask, the clinic will provide one for you. Bandanas, neck gaiters, single-ply fabric masks, valve masks or similar face coverings are not permitted.
New patients seeing a doctor for a first-time in-person patient consultation visit will be allowed to be accompanied by one caregiver/visitor.
- The caregiver must be between the ages of 18 and 65.
Infusion Centers (Osborn same day care, Glendale, Phoenix Neurologic Associates): Only patients will be allowed into the infusion area; no visitors.
- Exceptions will be made and evaluated on a case by case basis for companions deemed essential for care.
Tina’s Treasures: Retail space is closed to the public.
- Breast prosthesis, fittings for specialty garments or other medical equipment are by appointment only. Please call 480-323-1990 to schedule an appointment.
Limited to essential* appointments
- Nutritional counseling
Exercise Rehabilitation gym (HonorHealth Virginia G. Piper Cancer Care Network- Shea, 2nd floor) – Closed.
- Outpatient physical therapy is still being offered at other HonorHealth locations.

Canceled until further notice:

The Diabetes Center is offering appointments by video visit. Call 480-323-4921 to schedule.

Closed for in-person appointments.
All currently scheduled in-person appointments will be re-scheduled or conducted over video visit. The need for an in-person appointment will be evaluated during the video consultation

Virtual visits and in-office appointments are available. For in-office appointments, only the patient is allowed into the office, and they are screened for symptoms.
Outpatient testing continues to be offered within the hospital setting. Patients are screened upon entry, and no visitors are allowed.
Cardiac rehabilitation services are available.

In-person and virtual appointments are available for new and established patients, including spine and physical medicine and rehabilitation services.
EEGs, EMGs, and autonomic testing is available.
Injection procedures have resumed. Patients must have COVID-19 testing prior to their procedure.

All elective testing (sleep studies, pulmonary function tests, CT scans, VQ scans, etc.) is being done.
We are open Monday, Wednesday and Friday for in-office and virtual visits.

The Sleep Health Center is conducting in-lab sleep studies.
It is continuing to schedule Home Sleep Apnea Tests. A physician will call you to review your results and provide guidance on care.

See current visitor restrictions. Labor and Delivery will be restricted to one support person and one certified doula. Both will be screened and badged. Read our doula guidelines.

Prenatal tours are suspended indefinitely. Online tours are available:
- Osborn
- Shea
Postpartum Depression, Child Loss, and Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Groups will be conducted virtually. View the schedule.
In-person prenatal classes are canceled until further notice. View our virtual class schedule.
The following classes are canceled until further notice:
- Safe Sitter
- Osteoporosis
- Heart of a Woman
- Moms on the Move (Osborn and Shea)

*Essential is defined as meaning without this service the patient's health will be significantly impacted.