Rapid diagnosis for all viral infections!

Greetings from Dr Stein’s office!

There is an epidemic of severe viral diseases such as the Influenza, RSV, Parainfluenza and COVID-19.

In order to make prompt and correct diagnosis and provide accurate treatment, rapid and PCR testing is essential and available at our office please call (408) 292-0100 to schedule an appointment.

The best way to stay protected this season is to get the FLU and COVID19 vaccine for all ages! We offer both flu shots and needle-free option flu vaccine at our office for your whole family. Please give us a call at (408) 292-0100 to schedule now.

We want you to stay safe this holiday season.

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