Comprehensive Infectious Disease Care in Fall River, MA
Thousands of hospital-acquired infections happen every year, making infection control a necessity within both healthcare practices and their surrounding communities. At Southcoast Health, we are proud to deliver our patients the best possible infectious disease care in Fall River, MA. Our multi-step disease control process ensures that patients and their families are kept safe throughout treatment. We emphasize standard precautions, transmission-based precautions, education and training, and surveillance and reporting, no matter what type of infection a patient is facing. Our team of infectious disease specialists, epidemiologists, and registered nurses is here to support you and help you recover while also protecting your community and the people you love.
Infection Control Services in Fall River
- HIVs
- Lyme Disease
- Parasitic Infections
- STDs
- STIs
- Wound Infections
Insurance and Payment Options
Southcoast Health accepts most major health insurance plans. Some services may require a referral from your primary care physician. If you have questions about your coverage, please reach out to your insurance provider directly. Please bring your insurance card and a valid form of ID to your appointment, as well as payment for your visit.
Infection Control in MA from Southcoast Health
Our infectious disease control services in Fall River have been designed to meet the needs of each patient who comes to see us. We take all standard precautions to prevent the spread of disease. Our transmission-based precautions go above and beyond the norm and are used to contain highly contagious illnesses. We ensure that all staff are knowledgeable in infection control practices and regularly monitor for outbreaks and report them accordingly. These steps ensure that our patients and their families can get the care they need in a safe and secure environment. To meet with one of our infectious disease specialists in Fall River, please contact Southcoast Health Infectious Disease today.