Until other public restrictions are mandated, falling under the category of “essential services”, Dr Jansons will stay open for neurofeedback and neuropsychological testing. Psychotherapy is performed via telehealth (online or phone chat).  Her staff follows strict CDC disinfection precautions. Patients will immediately be taken from waiting room after they ring the doorbell. Fewer than 2 patients are expected in the waiting room at any one time. Dr. Jansons shares office space with psychotherapists and psychiatrists who are working via telehealth (talking to patients on the phone) and very few patients if any are expected to be in the building besides office staff.  The building is unoccupied, Paylocity moved out a year ago.  As many cars in the parking lot (usually 4-5) are how many people in the building.  Anyone with a cough or fever or respiratory symptoms will be sent home.  Arrangements can be made to bypass the waiting room altogether via text. Door handles and office surfaces are cleaned after every encounter. Phone visits are available for psychotherapy, follow up visits, and initial appointments, and are now being reimbursed by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois. Cancelled appointments will be waived without penalty. People will not lose their place in line for high risk patients following “shelter in place” precautions. Neurofeedback patients will not face side effects of missed training.  Dr. Jansons is happy to talk on the phone or do a video chat session via www.doxy.me (see below) and provide consultation, schedule a time to do so by calling 224-636-6333 or login below to see if she is free.