HOME HEALTH

HOME HEALTH

Taking care of yourself and others at home

An individual not experiencing cough, fever, or other signs of illness does not need to seek care or testing for COVID-19.

Practice everyday prevention. This means washing your hands regularly, cleaning frequently touched surfaces and taking extra care if in the company of someone at higher risk of being infected with COVID-19.

If you start to feel sick — especially with a fever and cough — stay home and do the things you would normally do to feel better: sleep, rest, and drink plenty of fluids. If you need to seek medical care, call your doctor before going to their clinic.

If you need a doctor, call 2-1-1 and you will be given resources to help you find a local healthcare provider. 2-1-1 can also help those without health insurance find medical care. 

You can check your symptoms with the Coronavirus Checker (created by Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, and Columbia Counties).

Watch for Symptoms of COVID-19
Caring for Someone Sick at Home
What to do if You are Sick

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Safe + Strong
Smart+Strong: How it Spreads
Smart+Strong: Watch for signs of COVID-19
Smart+Strong: What to do if you have COVID-19 Symptoms
Smart+Strong: You can use a face covering
Smart+Strong: If your job requires you to leave your house
Smart+Strong: If someone in your home has symptoms