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The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has challenged us all – from our frontline healthcare workers working tireless to help patients; to parents juggling the demanding needs of work, school and family life from home; to businesses that have had to make radical decisions to survive in the face of stay-at-home orders.
But through it all, we’ve come together to protect ourselves and each other from this potentially deadly disease.
Now, as we work to reopen our nation and region while still fighting COVID-19, Ballad Health recommends following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Department of Health guidelines for reopening public spaces, workplaces, businesses and schools that reduce the risk of exposure, including:
We’re providing several fliers and documents with this toolkit, which can be printed and posted in your business.
These guides help illustrate the efficacy of infection prevention measures, as well as some how-to instructions for creating masks and maintaining healthy habits.
While you foster and further business practices that reduce the spread of COVID-19, Ballad Health is committed to the health of the Appalachian Highlands.
We’ve made it easier and faster for members of our communities to be tested for COVID-19.
We’re maintaining stringent infection prevention guidelines, including:
Also, because nothing should keep you from receiving the care you need, most Ballad Health providers now offer telehealth visits through our Connected Care program, along with our Telehealth Urgent Care, which is available every day from the comfort of your home.
We're providing continued news about COVID-19, and infection prevention and business resources are available from the CDC.
If you think you could be at risk for COVID-19, please call 833-822-5523 to be screened and tested.
For this next chapter for the Appalachian Highlands, much is still unknown.
But one thing will always remain true: We’re in this together.
And together, we will move forward – safely.