
How To Adjust To The Peaks And Dips In COVID-19 Cases
Another mutation is causing COVID-19 cases to rise--but don't panic. Here's how to minimize your risk while still living your life when COVID-19 peaks.
The safety of our staff, patients and visitors is our highest priority. Research clearly shows that face masks are one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Due to increased vulnerability of those in a healthcare setting and for the safety of all, Henry Ford is still requiring that everyone wear masks—including those who are fully vaccinated.Wearing a face mask helps prevent the spread of COVID-19 — but only if worn properly, covering both your nose and mouth. These simple mask-wearing tips will help you get the maximum protection for yourself and others:
The biggest reason to wear a mask in public is to protect those around you, as well as to protect yourself. Wear a mask, wash your hands, and practice social distancing to minimize risk.
Another mutation is causing COVID-19 cases to rise--but don't panic. Here's how to minimize your risk while still living your life when COVID-19 peaks.
Boosters are essential to protecting ourselves and others, but it can be confusing to know when you need one. We've laid out an easy guide to help you.
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A new variant--a "descendant" of Omicron--is becoming dominant in the U.S. But here's why it might not cause a huge surge in COVID-19 cases.
Dr. Cunningham said the highly transmissible form of Omicron could lead to a rise in infections.
Henry Ford Health System said the booster shot is critical to keeping you safe.
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Find out your risk with this online screening.