COVID-19: Life in the time of coronavirus

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Carl Awh, MD,  explains offers insight on the changes his practice (Tennessee Retina in Nashville, Tennessee), has implemented for the sake of staff/patients' health, as well as the safety precautions he and his staff are taking on a daily basis amid the coronavirus pandemic.

 

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