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Please do not call or visit your normal provider. Instead, Polk County residents should call 2-1-1. If you have an upcoming appointment at the DMU Clinic please call in advance. More information is available on DMU's coronavirus response website.

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Family Medicine and Foot and Ankle are taking patients on-site.

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All departments with the exception of Radiology are offering telehealth services. Please contact your provider through the patient portal or by calling.

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