Dermatology Associates of Virginia is open and seeing patients at each of our locations.

We are seeing all patient visits at this time. Certain visits, such as acne concerns, can be seen remotely with one of our providers. If you are interested in scheduling a telehealth visit, please contact our scheduling department at (804) 549-4040.

Throughout the pandemic we have kept the safety and health of our patients, providers, and staff first. As of 2021, 100% of DAV Providers are now vaccinated.

At Dermatology Associates of Virginia, we are committed to providing excellent care while prioritizing the health of our patients and staff. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our communities as well as the rest of the world, our team has been taking the necessary precautions to ensure our offices are properly sanitized and safe as possible for everyone.

We ask that any patient who is experiencing fevers, cough, or other symptoms of an infection, to please reschedule upcoming appointments until a time when you have fully recovered.

Below, you can read more about what to expect for your appointment as well as the steps we’re taking to ensure our patients and associates remain safe and in good health during this time.

What to expect when you arrive for your appointment:

• Masking is optional for our patients at this time.  If you would like the nurse and provider to wear a mask while in the exam room for your visit, please let the nurse know.
• In order to promote social distancing, we will attempt to keep your time in our waiting room to a minimum.
• Should you need to wait in our waiting room for a short period of time, we ask that you social distance from other patients.
• You will be taken to an exam room as soon as one is available. We appreciate your patience as you may be waiting in isolation longer than normal.
• Where possible, doors are propped open to keep touching of door handles to a minimum.
• Exam rooms are disinfected between each patient encounter.

Keeping our Staff Safe:

• We require employees who are sick (or caring for a sick person in their domicile) to remain at home until they pass CDC return-to-work guidelines.

For details of CDC recommendations regarding Coronavirus precautions, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

To visit the Virginia Department of Health recommendations regarding Coronavirus precautions, please visit: http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/surveillance-and-investigation/novel-coronavirus/