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If you cannot wear a mask, contact your care team before you visit to discuss telehealth. Patients and visitors not wearing masks will not be permitted to enter.

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Coronavirus

The novel coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, is a global, national and local concern. The University of Kansas Health System is working closely with local, state and federal health officials to control spread and provide safe healthcare to you and your family.

Our team treats people with respiratory illnesses every day. We have the training, tools and techniques in place to isolate and care for those who are potentially at risk for COVID-19.

We have enhanced safety measures in place to minimize risk so you can confidently plan and receive the important care you need.

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The impact of coronavirus is on pace to overwhelm the U.S. healthcare system by summer. We need your help to protect the safety of our patients, visitors and staff.

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Take good care

Following several simple practices will help you and your loved ones reduce risk of infection. But if you or someone close to you does feel ill, it’s important to recognize symptoms and seek care responsibly. Review these guidelines on prevention, symptoms and supportive care.

Prevention

Follow these guidelines to prevent the spread of respiratory diseases like flu and COVID-19.

  • Wash hands often with soap and water or alcohol-based sanitizer.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
  • Clean and disinfect regularly.
  • Practice physical distancing and stay home when sick.
Symptoms

Symptoms of COVID-19 may occur 2-14 days after exposure. Some of the most common include:

  • Fever
  • Coughing
  • Shortness of breath

Secondary symptoms may include loss of taste or smell, fatigue, diarrhea, aches or muscle pain, headache, runny nose, sore throat or chills.

Care

If you find yourself or a loved one feeling ill, do the following:

  • If you have symptoms, call your doctor’s office or urgent care center.
  • Alert your doctor if you have been in contact with someone ill or have traveled.
  • Treat mild cases at home with fluids, pain and fever reducers and rest.

If you think you have COVID-19, call your primary care provider or set up an urgent care video visit.

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