Hang This Sign on Your Door to Keep Patients and Staff Safe

If you haven’t already posted a sign on your practice or facility door advising patients what to if they might have been exposed to COVID-19, the Texas Medical Association Covid-19 Task Force has created one for you.

Make sure you & your business are OSHA & ANSI Compliant. Is your business or work space 100% covered and up to code with current signage and labels?

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Hang This Sign on Your Door to Keep Patients and Staff Safe

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