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Dear All,
Like all of us at PAMS, we hope that you are following the CDC’s recommendations regarding ways to stay safe and prevent the spread of COVID 19. The office will be closed until we feel it is safe to welcome you back. Our staff remains healthy and safe with their families at home. We are all respecting the quarantine regulations and send you our warmest regards.
Please feel free to call, email, or text with any questions you may have.
Should you need additional products during this time, we have set up an online store to serve your needs. If you need information regarding your skincare regimen or prefer to place the order directly with us call ( (914) 730-3333 or email parkavenuemedicalspa@gmail.com
A text option is also available. For prescription renewal, please contact us so that you do not run out of any needed medication.
We know that this is a difficult time, but we must all work together for the health of our country by adhering to the recommendations issued by the Governor to keep us all safe. Please stay home, avoid contact with others, and take the recommended precautions when you must leave your home. We hope that you will all remain positive during this difficult time. If you do test positive for the disease, remember that the symptoms are mild in the vast majority of cases. The most important thing is that you stay home and refrain from contact with others until it is safe to do so.
Please feel free to reach out to us if you need any support. You are part of our extended family and we care about all of you and want your well being.
All the best and please stay safe!
Anca Tchelebi, M.D.
