Drs. Patricia A. Petrick, Beatriz Chanduvi, Archana Shetty, Anurag Gupta, Yemul Almecci, and Amy Rogstad
Westmoreland Building, 6430 Rockledge Dr., Suite 300, Bethesda, MD 20817 (relocated from 6001 Montrose in 2018)
Phone: 301-468-1451 (For urgent messages after hours, press option 9 for the on-call physician)
Fax: 301-468-3580
General Information (Maryland State) - If you test positive for Covid-19
Resources for information about management of Covid, continue to refer as well to CDC guidelines. If you do a home test that is positive, please report the test result, and review treatment options with your primary care, or seek care at a Test to Treat facility.
Information about Paxlovid drug interaction adjustments, to review instructions with the prescriber.
01/01/2022:
Our warmest wishes for a Happy Retirement to Dr Linda Liu from the physicians and staff at Endocrine and Diabetes Associates! We’ve been privileged to work together since 1983, when Drs Liu and Petrick started their fellowships in Endocrinology at NIH, and later joined together to start our group.
We are thankful for Dr Liu’s many years of dedicated service to us and for her expert care of our patients. Dr Liu’s letter to her patients can be viewed in the Our Physicians section.
OFFICE VISIT - COVID PROTOCOLS
Our first priority is to keep you, your families and our staff healthy. We continue to schedule appointments for in-office and televisits, following protocols based on local and federal CDC guidelines.
Please review and update any changes in your contact information, address, insurance, primary care physician or pharmacy information, via portal, fax or by phone.
For telehealth visits:
Please refer to the telehealth page (left column) for specific instructions.
For in-office visits:
Face masks are required at all times while in the office.
Please DO NOT come to the office if you are ill with a fever, cough, difficulty breathing, nausea, diarrhea, loss of sense of smell or taste or have had close contact within the prior 10 days of someone who tests covid positive. Contact your primary care for guidance.
Go to the emergency room for any life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing.