Make smart COVID choices as weather turns warmer
It’s spring! Here are some do’s and don’ts to stay safe as you return to outdoor activities.
Safety
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Help stop the pandemic by getting vaccinated
ED doctor notes “arrival of the vaccines injected hope and turned the tide in our fight against COVID-19."
What you can and can’t do after you’re fully vaccinated against COVID-19
Being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 allows people to return to some normal activities, but not all.
Facts about COVID-19 vaccine supply and scheduling
Learn the facts about vaccine availability and eligibility for COVID-19 vaccination.
Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines
Learn several facts about the two vaccines currently available in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus.
Questions about COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and availability?
Get answers here and learn how PeaceHealth is supporting our communities in this historic vaccination effort.
What kind of face mask should you use? Does it matter?
Are you overwhelmed by the choices for face masks? Here are some things to help make things more clear.
Infographic: How to do chores with less back pain?
Everyday tips on caring for your back
Holidays: A doctor’s point of view
Healthcare providers look to find new ways to celebrate the holidays this year.
5 facts about video visits
Questions about how to connect with your provider online? Here are a few key facts about video visits.
Celebrating the holidays safely
As you plan for fall and winter celebrations, stay safe by avoiding high-risk activities. Here are a few tips.
Halloween safety during COVID-19
Creative tips for celebrating the holiday in new ways
How to breathe easy in wildfire smoke
Here are some steps you can take to protect your health when the air quality is poor.
Use "layers" to keep everyone safe in the water
Lakes, rivers and the beach can keep you cool. Just keep these key tips in mind to stay safe.
Children and face coverings. What you need to know.
Helping your child cope with wearing a face covering.
Rare COVID-19 related disease affecting children
If you notice any of the following symptoms in your child, call your pediatrician.
