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To make sure you are protected from the flu this year, get the facts when it comes to getting your annual flu shot.
As COVID has become a part of our lives, Henry Ford Health continues our dedication to providing reliable COVID information so you can make informed choices for you and your loved ones. If you have questions that are not answered here, visit the CDC’s COVID website. As always, your health care provider can help you make informed choices about COVID vaccination and your individual health.
Follow these simple steps if you are sick with COVID-19. If your symptoms are severe, go to the nearest Emergency Department. If you are over age 50, have a disability, have serious health problems, a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or have questions about COVID-19 and your health, contact your doctor. You can reach your doctor using MyChart.
Read our FAQs to learn when, where and how to get a COVID test, and when you need to isolate
Check out our COVID vaccine FAQs if you have questions or want to know more about COVID vaccination
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To make sure you are protected from the flu this year, get the facts when it comes to getting your annual flu shot.
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