Lorelei Capocyan, MD, FACOG

04/26/2023

01/25/2023

01/08/2023

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12/23/2022

Our employees Christmas party (breakfast) and year-end staff meeting. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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09/29/2021

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/pregnancy.html

Find information about COVID-19 vaccination considerations for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

03/16/2021

Memorial Hermann is offering COVID-19 vaccine to eligible individuals. I encourage all of you including the pregnants to receive this. Register through this link as soon as possible please.

Memorial Hermann offers helpful information, resources and answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) the being a state-designated vaccination hub.

12/23/2020

Received my first dose of COVID19 vaccine today. Get yours when your turn comes. Let’s save lives.

12/14/2020

ACOG states that COVID-19 vaccines should not be withheld from pregnant and lactating women who meet criteria for vaccination based on ACIP recommended priority groups. COVID-19 vaccines should therefore be offered to this group of women. First tier or priority group at this time includes hospital/long term care/home health staff directly working with patients, EMS providers and residents of long term care facilities.

This ACOG Practice Advisory addresses Vaccinating Pregnant and Lactating Patients Against COVID-19.

03/28/2020

Stay home unless you have a necessary errand. This is the best way to help your doctor and all other essential workers. Please, please, please!

Coronavirus is spreading in Texas. Staying home is the best way you can help . Help your doctors win the fight against .

03/22/2020

We highly appreciate the trust that you put to our practice. The safety of our patients and staffs is always our priority. We have made significant changes in the operation of our office this past week and more may happen in the coming days. Please note these new protocols that we are implementing.

1. Call us in advance if you you are experiencing fever, cough or sore throat within 2 weeks of your scheduled office visit. Call us in advance if you think you were exposed to known or suspected COVID-19 patient. Our staff will give you instructions .

2. Office visits are currently limited to routine prenatal exams and urgent Gynecologic exams.

3. Please wait in your vehicle on the day of your office visit. Our staff will call you once we are ready to see you. Let us know if you are riding an Uber/Lyft or the likes . We will accommodate you in our waiting area but 6 feet distance between 2 persons is strictly implemented.

4. Companion is not allowed to come to our office. Exemption applies to non-emancipated minors, patients requiring assistance for language interpretation (does not apply to Spanish, Tagalog and Visaya) and patients requiring assistance due to disability.

5. Please wear your own surgical mask. We have limited supplies in the office during this time of medical crisis.

6. Hand sanitizers are only provided in the waiting and check out areas. All our examining rooms are equipped with sinks , disinfecting soaps and paper towels. Tissue papers remain available in the waiting area, check out counter and examining rooms.

7. Elective and non-urgent surgeries will be cancelled for now.

Thank you for your cooperation. Please be honest in reporting your symptoms. Continue hand washing, social distancing and cough/sneezing etiquette. We will fight COVID-19 together!

03/16/2020

Pregnant women should do the same things as the general population to avoid spread of COVID-19 infection: Avoid others who are sick, cover your mouth with your elbow when coughing/sneezing and wash your hands often with soap and water or alcohol based sanitizer. We will continue to follow the same prenatal visit intervals.

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a virus (more specifically, a coronavirus) identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China.