Frequently Asked Questions
Coronavirus Office Information
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Karmel Women’s Care has proceeded with various measures to guarantee the wellbeing of the entirety of our staff and patients.
1) New CHECK-IN measure: When you show up nearby for your visit, we ask that you standby in your vehicle. Kindly call the workplace at 713-520-9580 to check-in and be screened via telephone. When your room is prepared we will welcome you to come up to the workplace for your appointment.
2) Screening, all things considered: We are acquiring a new history from every scheduled patient, to screen for possible COVID-19 exposure. When a patient shows up at the workplace, their temperature will be taken with an infrared thermometer. Any patients with raised temperatures will be rescheduled or known COVID-19 exposure will be reschule for a later date.
3) Distancing inside the workplace: We have altered methods to limit the connection between patients in the workplace.
4) Our Patients, doctors, and staff are required to wear a facemask when entering the office.
5) Rigorous hand washing and disinfecting: Throughout the day, all staff will persistently wash and clean their hands. Hand sanitizer will be accessible in each space of the workplace for patients to likewise use.
Lets us know if you have any questions.
We are out of network on all insurance plans. We hope that you will appreciate that we are not spending time dealing with insurance companies and that all of our attention is focused on you. Documentation will be provided for reimbursement and your labs and outside tests will still be covered by your insurance company.
No insurance, No problem. For those who do not have insurance, we are able to offer reduced pricing on labwork and other tests.
Gynecology is medical care that deals with women’s and girls’ reproductive system. Gynecology is about keeping them healthy as well as treating medical conditions and illnesses having to do with the reproductive system. An obstetrician-gynecologist (ob-gyn) is a doctor who specializes in women’s health care. Choices also has “mid-level providers,” Midwives, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants who also provide gynecological care.
Your first visit to a gynecologist should be between the ages of 13 years and 15 years. The first visit can range from just a talk between you and your doctor to having certain testing or exams done. All information shared with your provider is kept confidential.
A Pap test (also known as a Pap Smear) is a test for cervical cancer. It is one of the most important gynecology tests a woman should have on a regular basis to keep healthy. In an examination room, the doctor gently swabs a tiny sample of cells from the patient’s cervix (the opening of the uterus). The sample is then sent to a lab to test for any abnormal cells. Abnormal cells do not mean the patient has cervical cancer, but further tests may be needed.
1200 Binz St #1195 Houston, TX 77004
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There is a paid parking garage in the building. In addition, there is a paid open parking lot directly across on Binz street and Valet parking at the main entrance. Sorry, the facility will not allow us to validate parking tickets.
There is little to no wait in my office because we do not see a high volume of patients. 5 to 10 minutes at the most.
