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Coronavirus Resource

Review treatments and vaccines, check symptoms, understand testing options, and view visitor guidelines.

COVID-19 FAQ
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VACCINE FAQ
VISITATION
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COVID-19 FAQ
GET CARE
SYMPTOMS
VACCINE FAQ
VISITATION
TESTING
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Keep current with COVID vaccines

Make sure you’re up to date with your COVID-19 vaccination and boosters. Learn about the latest boosters, when you should get them, and which ones are best for certain ages or people who are immunocompromised. 

What do I do if I think I have Coronavirus?

If you have symptoms like a fever or cough, the safest place to be — for you and everyone else — is in your home. You have several options for care.

  • A woman feeling her forehead and experiencing Coronavirus symptoms.

    Is it Coronavirus?

    If you need help figuring out whether you have a common cold, flu, allergies, or coronavirus, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides the latest information on the signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
    CHECK YOUR SYMPTOMS
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    Coronavirus treatments and care

    If your symptoms get worse, call your doctor or schedule a virtual visit in MyChart to discuss next steps. Based on your symptoms, there are different treatment options, including medication and emergency care.
    DISCOVER TREATMENT OPTIONS
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Safely visit patients

We regularly adjust our COVID-19 visitation guidelines based on cases and variants of the virus to help protect our patients and care teams. Review our most up-to-date guidelines.

Frequently asked questions

Learn how to stay safe, help AHN, and see your doctor for other care. Most importantly, get answers for what you need to know and do if you get Coronavirus (COVID-19).

  • A nurse is placing a band-aid on boy's arm after vaccine shot.

    COVID-19 guidance

    We’ve compiled what we believe are the most important things you need to know about Coronavirus along with helpful links for vaccines, symptoms, and more.
    REVIEW FAQS
  • A nurse in PPE, prepping a covid test swab.

    Coronavirus testing

    If you’re experiencing symptoms or think you’ve been exposed to Coronavirus, AHN offers testing at all Express Care locations and most primary care offices.
    FIND A LOCATION
  • A physician listening to a pregnant women's baby using a stethoscope.

    What if I’m pregnant?

    Concerned about COVID-19’s effect on yourself, your pregnancy, or your baby? Get answers to common questions regarding pregnancy and COVID-19.
    LEARN MORE
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Post-COVID-19 Recovery Clinic

If you were diagnosed with Coronavirus and continue to experience physical, mental, or emotional side effects — AHN can help. Our Recovery Clinic will develop a personalized treatment plan to help you feel like you again.

Book your flu shot with your primary care doctor

Even if you’re up to date with your vaccines or boosters, you should still get your annual flu shot to keep you and people around you safe. Although many flu symptoms are similar to Coronavirus, they’re caused by different viruses.