The Department of Medicine's new CORE clinic will provide follow-up and recovery engagement to patients who had COVID-19 in order to address their ongoing symptoms and chronic conditions, as well as any new issues that arise related to their COVID-19 infection.
- Referral Group: Any patient who has had a COVID-19 + test (PCR or IgG antibody), whether the illness was mild and treated at home or severe and required hospitalization.
- Clinic Scope: The CORE clinic referral will be for patients who have had COVID-19 infection and have:
- Questions, concerns, and/or new or residual symptoms
- New or worsening impairments in their physical, cognitive or emotional health after a recent hospitalization
- Encounters: The CORE clinic will provide a mix of video and phone telemedicine, as well as in-office visits at the MAP-2 location (3400 Bainbridge Avenue).
- Leadership: Marjan M. Islam, M.D. and Seth Congdon, M.D., from the Division of Pulmonary Medicine will be the CORE clinic co-directors.
- Eligibility: All Department of Medicine subspecialties will be available for internal referral, as well as multidisciplinary care across other Departments (Rehabilitation Medicine, Neurology, etc.)
- How to Refer: Patient referrals can be made by calling 844-556-6683, extension #36. Providers can also refer to the clinic by placing an Epic order--Ambulatory Referral to CORE.
