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Dealing with the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) can be very stressful for adults and children. For more information on how to talk to your kids, click here.
Download “10 things you can do to manage your COVID-19 symptoms at home”, in English and Spanish.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading, but do not panic, these simple steps can help protect you, your family and your community. For more information, click on the link that applies: English, Spanish, Creole and Portuguese.
If you are a Central Falls or Pawtucket resident without a primary care doctor and are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please call 855-843-7620. Click here for information in Creole, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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The CDC has updated isolation and quarantine recommendations for the public. For more information click here

The best way to prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is to:

Cover your mouth when you cough. Use your arm so your hand doesn’t spread the illness.
Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer often.
Stay home when you have a fever and difficulty breathing or have fever with a bad cough that won’t go away. The only exception is to get medical care.
Limit travel or avoid gatherings with more than 10 people per the CDC and RI Department of Health
To learn more about CDC best practices on how to protect yourself, click here.

Steps that you can take to help you get better:

Get plenty of rest
Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer often.
Drink plenty of fluids
Take acetaminophen (Tylenol®) to reduce fever and pain. Please note: children younger than 2 should not be given any over-the-counter cold medications without first speaking with their doctor first
Wear a facemask or cloth face cover when you are around others. Use masks and face covers with caution around children.
If you are 65 years and older, pregnant, or have a health problem such as a chronic disease or a weak immune system call your doctor to let them know about your symptoms and to discuss if you need to be examined. Make a plan with your doctor for regular check ins and discuss what to do if your symptoms get worse.
Call your doctor if you have any questions about your illness, or if your symptoms are concerning, not going away, or getting worse.
Call 911 if you have emergency warning signs. Tell the dispatch personnel that you may have COVID-19

For more information on COVID-19 Patient Resources, click here.

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