Phone Visit
Narrative: SPRUCE MESSAGE VISIT Date: 2026-02-25 Encounter: Spruce text message CC: 4-year-old with red eye and cold symptoms, concern for conjunctivitis, while traveling in Florida. HPI: Beau, approximately 4 years old, developed a red eye with associated cold symptoms (runny nose, cough) similar to his brother Griffin's recent illness while the family was in Florida. No ocular discharge was noted. The parent also reported her own eye burning and itching, raising concern about household spread. The family was already in Florida (Cape Coral) at the time of the message. Assessment: Dr. Hobbs confirmed the diagnosis of conjunctivitis (pink eye) based on the reported red eye in the context of a viral upper respiratory illness spreading through the household. Plan: Prescription for eye drops sent to Publix pharmacy at 1616 Cape Coral Pkwy W, Cape Coral, FL 33914 (initial send to a different pharmacy was unsuccessful and redirected). Parent advised she could also use drops from sister's supply in the interim. Dr. Hobbs clarified that prophylactic use by unaffected family members is not necessary but included a refill on the prescription for potential household use. Medications: - (Prescription sent — specific medication not documented in Spruce) Key clinical quotes: "definitely pink eye - any discharge?" "sure you can, happy to also call some in." "You don't need anything to prevent and it will have a refill in case you want to use it on more family members." Source: Spruce conversation t_2GPR3H3CA4G00