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Lordy, Lordy Look Who Turned ________!!!!!!!

We appreciate you GG, GABEE, Gloria!

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Goodbye to #vanyda
Study Hard next semester - #comebacksoon

#beautifulmom #beautifulbabygirl
#DrMooken returns in #2weeks
#appointmentsavailable

Thank you for the treat , Vanyda!
We are going to miss you.
@saladandgo has delicious drinks too!
#coworkerlove❤️

Welcome to the world Avni ! Congratulations Dr. Mooken!

In honor of #veteransday

Christy was a medical assistant in our practice a few years ago- these are her sons.
#proudmom
#proudtobeanamerican

Our part time medical assistant’s are very #creative
@veryvanmacarons
#delicious
#saltedcaramel
#pumpkinspice
#happyhalloween🎃
#medicalcitydallas

#DrMooken
#tbt❤️ #thenandnow
-Appointment’s available thru October before #maternity-leave

Visitor restrictions continue in our office as well -
☑️Established pregnant patients may have one visitor who is the parent of the unborn baby.
☑️ wearing a mask covering mouth and nose is required.
☑️ no children are allowed in our office or waiting area
#rulesarerules
#medicalcity

We strongly recommend the Covid-19 vaccine in pregnancy.
We strongly recommend the Covid-19 vaccine to all of our patients.

Masking Required
We will allow one visitor over the age of 16 years of age and your newborn.
Patients who arrive with a child/children will be rescheduled for the safety of other patients.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/howvpd.htm

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Even though the Governor of Texas has lifted the mask mandate, patients and staff will continue to wear masks in our office and while being treated in the hospital.

⚠️We will continue to follow CDC guidelines and encourage you to do so also⚠️

Appointment Rules ⚠️
1. Wear masks ☑
2. Patients only ☑
3. Maintain social distancing ☑

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Even though the Governor of Texas has lifted the mask mandate, patients and staff will continue to wear masks in our office and while being treated in the hospital.

We will continue to follow CDC guidelines and encourage you to do so also.

APPOINTMENT RULES⚠️
1. Wear masks
2. Patients ONLY
3. Maintain social distancing

Thank you so much for your patience and understanding💚

Due to the continued extreme winter #weather and ongoing widespread power outages, #Dallas OBGYN PA will remain closed Wednesday 2/17/21 for the safety of our patients and team members. Please stay warm and we look forward to seeing you soon!

Our office is closed. Our staff will call you to reschedule when we are back in the office. The answering service cannot reschedule your appointment. The answering service is available for emergency callers.
972-566-7009

Be safe and stay safe!

The safety of our #patients and our team is our number one priority. Please stay #safe and stay #warm!

Due to the inclement weather we will be CLOSED tomorrow, February 15th. If you have an appointment, a member of our staff will be in touch to reschedule. Please monitor our social media channels for updates.

The safety of our patients and our team is our number one priority. Please stay safe and stay warm!

OUR OFFICE IS CLOSED TODAY DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER ⚠️

DID YOU KNOW?!🥰

Although breastfeeding is a #natural process, it is also a learning process. Focusing on skin-to-skin helps #you bond with your ##baby and affords you the time to learn your baby’s cues and may better facilitate the #breastfeeding process.

Drs. Clark, Culpepper, Dinh, and Mooken all got their first of two covid vaccine shots last week.

We all feel great and had no serious adverse side effects. We got vaccinated to protect ourselves, our families, and our patients. There is NO coronavirus in the vaccine, and it is NOT a live virus vaccine.

As I write these words, there are NO EMPTY ICU BEDS IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. Remember, an ICU room is NOT just a room with four walls. Every ICU room needs to be covered by a HEALTHY doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, patient care tech, and phlebotomist. Please do your part during this ongoing pandemic by following CDC guidelines and please do consider getting vaccinated when it is available to you. - Dr. Mooken

If you have any concerns regarding the vaccine, please feel free to contact your doctor to discuss your concerns further.
#covid #COVID19 #CovidVaccine

💉Drs. Clark, Culpepper, Dinh, and Mooken all got their first of two covid vaccine shots last week.

💉There are NO EMPTY ICU BEDS IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. Remember, an ICU room is NOT just a room with four walls. Every ICU room needs to be covered by a HEALTHY doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, patient care tech, and phlebotomist. Please do your part during this ongoing pandemic by following CDC guidelines and please do consider getting vaccinated when it is available to you

💉If you have any concerns regarding the vaccine, please feel free to contact your doctor to discuss your concerns further. #covid_19 #covid #covidvacccine

Drs. Clark, Culpepper, Dinh, and Mooken all got their first of two covid vaccine shots last week.

We all feel great and had no serious adverse side effects. We got vaccinated to protect ourselves, our families, and our patients. There is NO coronavirus in the vaccine, and it is NOT a live virus vaccine.

As I write these words, there are NO EMPTY ICU BEDS IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. Remember, an ICU room is NOT just a room with four walls. Every ICU room needs to be covered by a HEALTHY doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, patient care tech, and phlebotomist. Please do your part during this ongoing pandemic by following CDC guidelines and please do consider getting vaccinated when it is available to you. - Dr. Mooken

If you have any concerns regarding the vaccine, please feel free to contact your doctor to discuss your concerns further.
#covid #COVID19 #CovidVaccine

Dallas OBGYN Doctors - Call 972-566-7009 for Appointment

Happy 2021 Benefit Year!

As a patient with our practice, it is very important that we obtain your 2021 insurance card and patient demographic changes prior to your first visit in the new year. We do not want you to experience a delay at check-in.

Our staff will attempt to verify your coverage prior to your appointment. Please visit our website for a list of current insurance plans with which we have a contract. If your plan has an exclusive agreement with any hospital other than Medical City Hospital we are considered out of network and your benefit may be reduced or denied. It is very important that you study your benefit guide.

The only plan we participate with on healthcare.gov is Blue Cross. We do not participate with My Blue Health Plan.

If you do not have your 2021 insurance information it may be in your best financial interest to re-schedule any diagnostic procedures until we can obtain this information and submit your claims for sonograms, laboratory, or any other procedure by the doctor without penalty. If you have a "high deductible" insurance plan you will be asked for the contracted rate of payment at the check-in window for your visit and/or procedure. We will attempt to text/email you the amount prior to your arrival.

You must be current on your well woman annual exams to receive a refill on your annual medications. We will approve a one time 30 day supply only, but you must be seen within the next 30 days.

If you are pregnant or scheduled to have surgery in 2021 please do one of the following:

-Call our office with your new insurance company name; PO Box, the insurance company's telephone number, your policy number and your employers group number.
-Remember to include your name, date of birth and call back number, scan your new insurance card (front & back) and forward the information to [email protected]
-Login to our patient portal via the website www.dallasobgynpa.com and update your patient registration information before your first visit in 2021.
-Present your state of Texas ID and insurance card at check in. It will be scanned to our computer data base. All patient files must match the name on your picture ID not your insurance card.

It is our hope that we make your first visit in 2021 as smooth as possible. Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early for your scheduled appointment. Please be patient with our staff as we must collect updates on every patient and their insurance for 2021 and we know that it will take a few extra minutes for everyone.

Thank you again in advance for your patience.

Drs. Clark, Culpepper, Dinh, & Mooken

Dallas OBGYN Doctors - Call 972-566-7009 for Appointment At Dallas OBGYN our gynecologists and obstetricians have been providing the most comprehensive, compassionate care in North Dallas / Medical City since 1979

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Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to indulge in all kinds of culinary delights while pregnant. Unfortunately, pregnancy is associated with a higher risk of food poisoning which can lead to serious illnesses. Here are some tips for avoiding the most common causes of food poisoning so you can have a safe holiday.
Foods With Higher Food Poisoning Risk

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COVID 19 and Pregnancy - Dallas OBGYN Doctors

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COVID 19 and Pregnancy - Dallas OBGYN Doctors As COVID 19 case numbers are unfortunately, again on the rise, a lot of my patients have been asking me whether or not it is safe to have a baby this year. It seems that almost everyone I know is either having a baby, a puppy, or remodeling. Obviously, it would be nice to not […]

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Effective Friday, July 17 - Patients only allowed in our office and waiting room - This includes Sonograms

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