It’s Safe to Schedule Your OB/GYN Appointment
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We’re taking steps to keep you safe at your in-person OB/GYN appointment. Read more here.
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Protecting You and Keeping You Safe During Your Orthopedic Visit
Estimated read time:Whether it’s a new sprain or worsening arthritis, you don’t have to delay treatment. Here’s how we are safely caring for bones, muscles and joints.
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Don’t Delay Emergency Care When You Have Symptoms
Estimated read time:Knowing symptoms of a medical emergency is important. Here are some ways you will know that you need to seek ER care right away.
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Staying Safe as Your Community Reopens
Estimated read time:Learn what steps you can take to stay safe as your local area reopens businesses and services.
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What You Need to Know About the Safety of Medical Care Right Now
Estimated read time:We’re taking the appropriate steps to make it safe to go to the doctor for your health concerns. Here’s what we’re doing to protect you and deliver the whole-health care you need.
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Can Coronavirus Spread Through the Air or Water?
Estimated read time:Should you worry about catching coronavirus through the water you drink or the air you breathe? Find out the latest on COVID-19 transmission.
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Does Ibuprofen Make Coronavirus Worse?
Estimated read time:Does ibuprofen make coronavirus worse? Should you take acetaminophen for fever instead? Here are the facts about this viral news and how to decide what’s best for you.
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Coping With Losing a Family Member to COVID-19
Estimated read time:During the coronavirus pandemic, here’s how to get help with grief if you’re struggling with the death of a loved one to COVID-19.
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COVID-19: Why Your Diabetes Care Plan Is So Important
Estimated read time:If you have diabetes, you’re among those at high risk for severe illness from coronavirus. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect yourself.