What You Need To Know: Temporary Visitor Restrictions | COVID-19 Vaccine
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We are all working to get to the other side of this crisis. We are all proud, determined and ready. But most importantly, we are all for you.
During this unprecedented pandemic, our care teams across southeast and south central Michigan have been well prepared to provide safe and effective care to those with COVID-19.
We are seeing a large increase in persons with COVID-19 throughout the state of Michigan. Because of this, you may have difficulty getting through on our phone lines. Please be patient, as we will answer your call as quickly as possible. If you are concerned about any symptoms you are having:
Unless you are coming in for a general radiology study, lab or pharmacy services, Walk-In Clinic or one of our Emergency Rooms, for your safety and the safety of others, it’s important that you do not walk into any of our facilities if you do not have an appointment.
We chatted with Dr. Dennis Cunningham, Dr. Allison Weinmann, and Dr. Mariam Alaka about COVID-19 vaccines, separating the science from myths and the latest on distribution.
As the COVID-19 crisis evolves, we know you have questions. Our healthcare experts are here to answer them: We’re hosting regular sessions on all topics coronavirus related, from mental health and pregnancy to vaccines and more.
Masks are scientifically proven to protect you and others from COVID-19. It’s not about personal comfort. It’s about all of us getting our lives back to normal, sooner.
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