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I dont feel safe returning back to work at the office due to the pandemic, due to me being high risk because of higher bmi and also high risk family. have been working from home. my office requires a form signed to stay. how would i get this done?
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You may see your PCP and they can decide and complete your form if indicated.
Answered 5/30/2021
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