Whether it is face to face, or online...via telemedicine...
Dr A is ready to help!....
If you go outside, wear a mask!
...for your sake, and everyone else's!
#weareallinthistogether
#showusyourmask
#MaskUpAZ...
CDC
15 hrs ·
Wear a mask when you’re in public to help slow the spread of COVID-19. When removing your mask, handle only the ear loops or ties, and fold the outside corners together to keep it clean. Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, or mouth, and always wash your hands after removing.
Learn more about the do’s and don’ts of masking: https://bit.ly/30QOzQF.
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CDC
September 14 at 11:38 AM ·
Wear a mask in public to help slow the spread of COVID-19 but be sure to wear it the right way. Position your mask so that it covers your nose and mouth. Do not wear on your chin or under your nose. If you’re not wearing your mask properly, virus particles can spread.
Learn more about the dos and don’ts of masking: https://bit.ly/30QOzQF.
In remembrance....
#NeverForget!
We could not agree more!
CDC
September 10 at 1:20 PM ·
Health and social inequities have put Black, Hispanic, American Indian, and Alaska Native people at higher risk of getting sick and dying from COVID-19. These inequities are also taking a toll on mental health – Black and Hispanic people were more likely to have seriously considered suicide than White people in June this year.
Be the one to help save a life. Ask your friends and family how they’re doing, be emotionally there for them, help them connect to mental health support, and follow up with them. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3hMSt4g.
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The 3 Ws...
CDC
September 10 at 12:41 PM ·
Do you do the 3 W’s? Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Watch your distance (stay 6 feet apart from others who do not live in your household). Wear a mask. These three actions can help protect you and your loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more about everyday ways you can slow the spread of COVID-19: https://bit.ly/3bGvO6p.
Let’s continue doing our part!
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
September 25 at 5:25 AM ·
How can families and friends gather safely during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Dr. Crystal Watson has some tips.
Learn more on our website: jhsph.edu/covid-19
This happens more often than we would like to admit?...
CDC
October 3 at 1:40 PM ·
When you’re in public, wear a mask that covers your nose AND mouth to help protect others and slow the spread of COVID-19. Learn how to wear your mask correctly: https://bit.ly/2XdSp61.
How vaccines work...
CDC
September 29 at 12:00 PM ·
Baby Jack’s parents are taking necessary precautions to keep him healthy. Vaccination is one of the best ways that parents can protect their children from 14 serious diseases. For everything you need to know about your baby’s vaccines and how to prepare for vaccine visits, visit https://bit.ly/31k9g7W.
The entire staff at SpecialtyCare-AZIMP wishes you and yours a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving!
Important information...
APNEWS.COM
High demand for flu shots? Experts hope to avoid 'twindemic'
To all those who serve, or have served...
We salute you!
SpecialtyCare-AZIMP
Nobody has time for that!
CDC
November 3 at 1:33 PM ·
CDC is preparing for flu and COVID-19 to both spread this winter. You can help. For the best protection against flu, get yourself and your loved ones vaccinated, because this season, especially, no one has time for flu.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/2vI4FNs.
Have a fun AND SAFE Halloween!
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health posted a video to playlist COVID-19 Information.
October 19 at 9:25 AM ·
This Halloween, let's keep things safe as well as spooky. 👻🎃
Here are more tips for planning this holiday season: https://www.jhsph.edu/covid-19/articles/innovative-holiday-and-winter-gatherings-in-the-time-of-covid-19.html
Dr. A, Inty, and the entire staff @ SpecialtyCare-AZIMP want to wish you all a SAFE & Happy Holiday Season!!
Let’s all adhere to this and give the vaccines time to get properly distributed!
Herd immunity is quickly becoming a possibility!
KARE11.COM
CDC shortens quarantine guideline to 10 days; 7 days with negative test