Coronavirus & Immunity

Coronavirus and Immunity

Covid Guidelines

We all have a part to play in keeping ourselves and our communities healthy. COVID-19 can spread rapidly if we aren’t careful. To slow the spread and stay healthy, make sure to do the following:

Listen and follow the directions of your state and local authorities.
Stay home if you feel sick. Do not go to work or, if you’re a student, class. Go home if you begin feeling sick during the day. The major symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, persistent cough, and shortness of breath.
Contact your medical provider if you feel sick. If someone in your household feels sick, make sure he or she receives medical attention.
Stay home and contact your medical provider if you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or if a member of your household has tested positive for it.
If you are an older person or a person with serious lung and/or heart conditions, stay home and keep your distance from others.

Some other practices for healthy interactions include:

Avoid physical contact with others, such as shaking hands when meeting.
Practice social distancing and keep about 6 feet between yourself and others when interacting.
Sanitize your living space with disinfecting products often.
Always cover your cough or sneeze, either with a tissue or your arm.
Wash your hands often, scrubbing thoroughly for at least 20 seconds.
Cancel all non-emergency meetings, in-person services, and travel.

It takes all of us to contain the spread of Covid-19. By following the tips above, you can do your part to protect yourself and those around you.

Thank you, and stay safe!

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Current symptoms less than 7 days require a nasal swab for Covid diagnosis, which we can perform. Not appropriate for this Rapid Antibody Test.

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If symptoms are greater than 7 days, or recovered from symptoms of Covid-19, Rapid Antibody Testing can be considered, but may require nasal swab.

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If you’re concerned you have been exposed to the virus, Rapid Antibody Testing could be appropriate.

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