New Patient Forms
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Office Policies
At RSVP OB-GYN, we are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring the confidentiality of your medical information in accordance with federal HIPAA regulations and California state law. Our practice follows strict guidelines on how your health information may be used and disclosed, including for treatment, billing, and healthcare operations. We also provide every patient with a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices, which outlines your rights—such as accessing your records, requesting corrections, and limiting how your information is shared. For more details, you can review our full privacy policy here.
Patient Handouts & Links
John Muir Birth Center
Our patients deliver their growing family at John Muir Medical Center. We love the staff at the Family Birth Center and we trust you will too.
With a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care and designated Baby-Friendly® birth facility, you can trust that John Muir will take great care of your baby or babies.
Covid Policies
Ensuring safety for our patients and team
Updated: January 1, 2024
At RSVP OB-GYN in Walnut Creek, CA, our top priority is the safety of our patients, staff, and community. We follow the latest CDC guidelines and update our policies as needed. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and welcoming environment.
✅ Office Safety
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All staff are fully vaccinated and boosted.
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There are no restrictions on who may accompany you to your appointment.
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Please be mindful of space—our waiting and exam rooms are limited in size.
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We kindly ask that young children not attend, as RSV is prevalent and our waiting room often includes newborns and new parents.
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Masks are required if you or someone in your household has had a recent COVID-19 infection.
🤒 If you are sick or have tested positive for COVID-19
for mildly ill individuals (not immunocompromised):
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Isolate for at least 5 days from the first day of symptoms (day 0 = symptom onset).
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You may end isolation if:
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Fever-free for 24 hours (without medication), and
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Other symptoms are improving
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Continue masking through day 10
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A test-based strategy may be used to stop masking earlier
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If symptoms return or worsen, restart isolation at day 0
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If unable to wear a mask (including children under 2), isolate for 10 days
For asymptomatic individuals:
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Isolate for at least 5 days from the date of your positive test
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Mask through day 10
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If you develop symptoms during this time, restart isolation at symptom onset
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If unable to mask, isolate for 10 days
😷 If You’ve Been Exposed
(No Symptoms or Testing Negative):
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Please wear a mask for 10 days from exposure
🏥 John Muir Hospital Visitor Policy
As of January 1, 2024
Labor & Delivery:
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Up to 2 visitors at a time in the room
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Visitors can rotate
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Siblings under 12 are allowed; other children must be 12 or older
Postpartum Unit:
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Up to 4 visitors at a time
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Rotating visitors allowed
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Same age rules apply: only siblings under 12; others must be 12+
🤰 COVID-19 & Pregnancy
COVID-19 is usually mild during pregnancy, but in some cases, it can lead to more serious complications. While data is still limited, research shows that COVID can negatively affect placental health, which may impact pregnancy.
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Vaccines and boosters are safe and highly recommended during pregnancy.
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In January 2022, most of our pregnant patients who contracted COVID were not boosted.
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If you test positive during pregnancy, please message us via MyChart to notify our team.
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