Important Update from Julian Healthcare
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Hi friends, We would like to share an important update regarding the future of Julian Healthcare. After careful consideration, Susan has decided to transition the practice to fully virtual care, effective at the end of January. This means all appointments will be held through telehealth moving forward. The shift allows us to avoid the rising costs of maintaining a physical office, and because of that, service prices will not increase. In fact, this transition allows us to add more value to our Wellness Plans. This change also supports Susan in practicing the same self-care she encourages for all of you, helping her continue providing the thoughtful, personalized care you rely on. Our last week of in-office visits will be the final week of January. If you already have an appointment scheduled, virtual or in-clinic, you’ll hear from us only if something needs to change. If you have questions or want to talk through how this affects your care, please reach out to us through your patient portal or schedule a discovery call with Susan. Watch the video below for the full details. We are so grateful for your trust and look forward to continuing to care for you in this new and improved way. Blessings, |
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