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Highest standards. Safer care.
Stanford Health Care is here for you. We continue to have capacity and are ready to safely deliver the care you need. As we begin offering vaccines to our patient population, continue to do your part to stop the spread of COVID-19:
- Wear a mask
- Wash your hands often
- Avoid gatherings and stay 6 feet apart from those you don’t live with
And, as always, follow guidance from your state and county health officials.
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Primary Care Appointments:
Focuses on patient wellness and prevention
Specialty Care Appointments:
Focuses on more complex health conditions
The best way to make an appointment is to contact your doctor or clinic directly. If you need help,
call guest services at 650-498-3333.
Stanford Health Care – ValleyCare:
Find the service you need.
For assistance, call 925-847-3000.
Highest standards. Safer care.
Stanford Health Care is here for you. We continue to have capacity and are ready to safely deliver the care you need. As we begin offering vaccines to our patient population, continue to do your part to stop the spread of COVID-19:
- Wear a mask
- Wash your hands often
- Avoid gatherings and stay 6 feet apart from those you don’t live with
Book an Appointment
Primary Care Appointments:
Focuses on patient wellness and prevention
Specialty Care Appointments:
Focuses on more complex health conditions
The best way to make an appointment is to contact your doctor or clinic directly. If you need help,
call guest services at 650-498-3333.
Stanford Health Care – ValleyCare:
Find the service you need.
For assistance, call 925-847-3000.
Stanford Medicine offers testing options for both the public and current patients at drive-through sites across the Bay Area.
If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please make a video visit primary care appointment.
Let’s Do Our Part and Mask Up
The science has not changed: masks slow the spread of COVID-19, washing our hands stops its transmission, and staying 6 feet apart makes it harder for the disease to spread. Stanford Medicine is proud to join 100 of the nation’s health systems in asking our communities to do your part to get this pandemic under control – please wear a mask in public.
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