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We want you to have an excellent experience with our providers and staff, whether in-office or virtually. We also want you to be informed of our services, operations, and valuable resources to help keep you healthy and safe. Please explore this page to stay informed. If you have additional questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at (626) 397-8335.

If you are a prospective patient, please call us at (626) 397-8368 to speak with our staff for a referral to a physician currently accepting new patients. We are currently accepting new patients through Telehealth services, though availability may be limited.

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COVID-19 Information and Resources

Visit our COVID-19 Information page for vaccination resources and to learn about our in-office safety measures and operational updates in response to the pandemic.

Don’t Forget About The Flu Vaccine

Now more than ever, it’s important to get your annual flu vaccine. The CDC recommends nearly everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated every year. Additionally, it is our philosophical belief that vaccinations are the single-most important health promoting intervention for the prevention of serious illness, including influenza.

Amid a pandemic entrenched in all our lives, receiving your flu vaccine this year means more than providing yourself and those around with effective protection. This year, receiving your flu vaccine also allows our healthcare system to continue the relentless fight against COVID-19 by reducing flu-related hospitalizations. We strongly encourage you to get vaccinated.

You have several options to receive your flu vaccine. With demand for the vaccine expected to be substantial this year, receiving your vaccination as soon as possible is most important. We encourage you to explore all available options below.

We will continue to administer the flu vaccine in-office at all 7 of our locations. If you already have an in-office appointment scheduled for another health issue, we can administer the flu vaccine that day. Otherwise, please call your doctor’s office to schedule an appointment to get vaccinated.

Please note, all locations are following recommended health & safety guidelines on social distancing to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. To learn more about our efforts to keep you safe during your next in-office visit, click here.

Many other local healthcare organizations are hosting free flu clinics, including Huntington Hospital.

Should you elect to receive your flu vaccine at a flu clinic hosted by another healthcare organization, please call your doctor’s office promptly to inform them that you received the vaccine; this will ensure your vaccination records are up-to-date. We appreciate your compliance with this request.

If we cannot accommodate you through the above options in a reasonable amount of time, we ask that you consider checking with your local pharmacy for availability. Again, receiving your flu vaccination as soon as possible is most important. We encourage you to explore all available options.

Should you elect to receive your flu vaccine at a local pharmacy, please call your doctor’s office promptly to inform them that you received the vaccine; this will ensure your vaccination records are up-to-date. We appreciate your compliance with this request.

Lastly, we want to emphasize that the flu vaccine is safe and effective. HHP is committed to remaining an accessible and trusted source of information when it comes to your health. For more information from our very own Dr. Stuart Miller, click to read “What should you do if you get the flu?”.

Don’t delay receiving this important vaccination. Call us today to schedule an appointment.

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