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Aug-31

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Covid-19 Updates Miscellaneous VRC News
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8/31 Covid-19 Update

At VRC, for the health and safety of our clients, patients, and employees, we have implemented the following:

  •  Masks or face coverings are now REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES, regardless of vaccination status.
  • Curbside check-in
  • No contact” services

Simply call us when you get here and we’ll come out and meet you at your car: (610) 647-2950.

As always, we are committed to our patients and focused on delivering the high-quality care you expect from VRC. With coronavirus (COVID-19) status continuing to evolve, we want to assure you that we plan to remain open for emergencies and continue uninterrupted specialty care during regular business hours.

 

We appreciate the support during these ever changing times!
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Jul-09

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7/9/21 COVID-19 Update

VRC will continue to follow CDC guidelines in regards to masks. 

For emergency cases:

– You may enter the building when you arrive.
– A nurse will meet you in the lobby to collect your pet and obtain a history
– You will be asked to return to your car and wait for the doctor to call.
*Owners may be invited in for face-to-face consults per doctors discretion.
– Check out and payment will be done by phone.

For appointments:

– Please park in a numbered spot and call us to check in.
– When it is time for your appointment, a nurse will call you.
– The nurse will meet you in the lobby and escort you into an exam room.
– Clients will be asked to go to the front desk for payment at the end of the appointment.

 

If you prefer, we can provide full curbside services for your convenience.

*Particular services may differ from the above guidelines – when you call, we will advise next steps if different from above.

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Jan-13

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Meet Our Newest Radiologist!

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Dr. Ava Nowak is the newest addition to the VRC Radiology department!

Dr. Nowak grew up in New Jersey and attended the University of Delaware for her undergraduate degree. She then earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. She went on to complete a small animal rotating internship at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in New Jersey, a diagnostic imaging specialty internship in San Diego California, followed by a diagnostic imaging residency at Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Massachusetts.  Although Dr. Nowak loves all imaging modalities, she especially enjoys CT and radiography.

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Mar-30

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After Suffering From A Fractured Spine, This Puppy Learns To Walk With Help From A Rehab Nurse

On March 14th, 2020, little Sharkie was rescued from a puppy mill and brought to VRC. He was unable to walk and could not stand without falling over. After running diagnostics, it was discovered that Sharkie was suffering from a fractured spine. Luckily, VRC’s Physical Rehabilitation nurse, Ash, took Sharkie in as a foster and started working with him to gain his strength and learn to walk.

Over the course of several weeks, Sharkie has grown much stronger thanks to Ash’s rehabilitation skills. From cones and cavalettis to an underwater treadmill and tennis balls, Sharkie is mastering it all.

Update (5/21/2020): Nurse Ash officially adopted Sharkie and welcomed him into her home!

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