Arroyo Vista Family Health Center

From Mayor Eric Garcetti: Face Coverings: We are now recommending that when we go out in the public or are interacting with the public, we use non-medical grade masks or facial coverings.When we look at some of the places around the world with slower rates of spread (such as the Czech Republic, Taiwan, and South Korea), it is clear that attacking COVID-19 depends on not spreading respiratory droplets 2 types of people when it comes to facial coverings: 1) Frontline healthcare... workers -- we are working with FEMA to secure the top of the line equipment (N95 masks, face shields, gowns etc.). 2) The rest of us. We need to protect the grocery, food service and other workers when we interact with them. When we go out and interact with others, we should wear homemade face coverings. Don’t use medical-grade N95 masks; they must be reserved for medical personnel and first responders. On Tuesday, CDC changed the period of exposure risk for COVID 19; Now if you test positive for COVID-19, you must notify everyone who has been around you at any time 2 DAYS before you became symptomatic to the present so that they can isolate themselves. See more

Arroyo Vista Family Health Center Meredith Kozelchik, Nurse Practitioner educates children on PPE(Personal Protective Equipment) doctors and nurses use to treat patients during these times. She also educates on prevention methods for the #Coronavirus outbreak.

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Are you concerned about the Coronavirus and need health coverage? You can enroll now in a health plan through Covered California due to the COVID-19 crisis and may be eligible to receive financial help to help you pay for coverage. Get started here: https://covrdca.com/3ac3J6E #COVID19 Covered California Covered California en Español

Check CDC’s travel updates and information on COVID-19.

People with no symptoms can spread novel coronavirus, too. The best way to stop the spread is to #stayhome. Homebodies help save lives! #COVID19 #SaferAtHome - Las personas sin síntomas también pueden transmitir el nuevo coronavirus. La mejor manera de detener la propagación es #stayhome. ¡Los hogareños ayudan a salvar vidas! # COVID19 #SaferAtHome

If you’re feeling stressed, depressed or anxious and need to talk with someone, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health has resources available to help you during these trying times. Call LACDMH’s 24/7 Access Line (800) 854-7771 or Text LA to 741741 for mental health support, resources, and referrals. We’re here for you. #COVID19 - Si te sientes estresado, deprimido o ansioso y necesitas hablar con alguien,Lacdmh Downtown Mental Health recursos disponibles para ayudarte durante estos tiempos difíciles. Llama a la línea de acceso 24/7 de LACDMH (800) 854-7771 o envía un mensaje de texto "LA" al 741741 para obtener ayuda, recursos y referencias sobre salud mental. Estamos aquí para ti. # COVID19

All individuals living in California must stay at home or at their place of residence except to get essential services or to go to work in a critical industry. #StayHomeSaveLives #COVID19 Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

May you all have a 'greenful' day!

IMPORTANT: The best prevention against novel #coronavirus is still washing your hands. #WashYourHands #WeCareAboutYourHealth Los Angeles County Department of Public Health