We are directing patients who think they may have been exposed to COVID-19, or have a fever and respiratory symptoms, to call their health care provider, use Express Care Virtual, or use the online coronavirus assessment tool for instructions for seeking care, and minimizing the risk of exposing others.
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Some visitors are using masks from home that have been found ineffective.