We are all doing our part to help slow the spread during the COVID-19 pandemic. Physical distancing is important to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but it is equally important that you monitor your health and know when to seek emergency medical care for serious symptoms that are not related to COVID-19. You may be concerned about going to a hospital or urgent care site during this outbreak, when many people are seeking care for coronavirus.
Know the signs and symptoms of a medical emergency for which you should always seek treatment immediately.Examples of serious medical symptoms are:Chest or upper abdominal pressure or pain;Severe or persistent vomiting or diarrhea. If you are not sure whether your symptoms are serious enough that you need immediate medical attention, contact your usual healthcare provider. Many providers are offering virtual visits as well as other remote ways to provide advice and care, during this outbreak. Your healthcare insurance program may offer a nursing advice line.
If you do not have a routine healthcare provider, insurance, or internet access, contact the nearest emergency medical system by calling 911.For more information on symptoms related to conditions that may require immediate attention, go to:
HHS_ASH DENVER HEALTH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ALMOST OUT OF MASKS FOR THEIR PROVIDERS ON THE FRONT LINE PLEASE HELP PUT THE WORK OUT -PROTECT OUR HC WORKERS
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HHS_ASH Go to GA and SC and tell the Republikant Gov’s. HHS is a joke. Azar leading jokester. HHS needs more AKC registered dog breeders obviously. What a disgrace.