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Natural Awakenings Sarasota / Manatee / Charlotte

Point Lumineux offering appointments via telemedicine.

Here at Point Lumineux we are taking every precaution to keep our facility completely safe and sanitized during this trying time. The majority of our appointments will be done via telemedicine. Any appointments that require and office visit will be spaced out to prevent any unnecessary contact between patients, and waiting areas will be limited to one guest at a time. 

 

  • We are now offering Telemedicine for any existing Cannabis patients for Order Renewals.

 

  • We have plenty of supplies for immune support IV therapy, and for an additional fee, we will be offering House Calls.

 

  • Upcoming classes will be cyber streamed on our Facebook pages, Point Lumineux and Marijuana Doctor Now.

  • We are suspending massages and facials.  

 

  • We are still offering treatments that don’t require any physical contact, such as CoolSculpting consultations and treatments.

 

The Point Lumineux Team

POINT LUMINEUX

https://pointlumineux.com/

2206 Jo An Dr. Ste #4  941 217 6828 

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