CORONAVIRUS – COVID-19 RESOURCES
*Please keep checking this page for ongoing updates on safety measures, resources and community support.
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Symptoms, resources, safety guidelines and more.
Statistics, safety guidelines, latest reports, travel parameters and more.
Food & Drug Administration’s COVID-19 Page
The FDA issued a new guidance to sponsors and healthcare providers regarding certain Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS)-required testing during this time.
Please see this article from ALCA on caring for someone with Coronavirus.
Updated daily. Tele-Town Halls every Thursday. Experts address questions related to managing your income, credit and retirement accounts,
Vox’s extensive list of terms associated with the pandemic, and detailed piece on risk factors, and asymptomatic people versus those who experience serious complications.
Psychosocial Impacts of COVID-19
From Scientific American, in-depth analysis on societal effects of the pandemic.
National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
SAGE’s National Resource Center: COVID-19 and LGBT Aging
Pennsylvania’s Coronavirus Information Page
Updated statistics of confirmed cases, safety tips, closings, and Senator Bob Casey’s Covid-19 page.
Kaiser Health Information Page
Info updated daily on Coronavirus, state government measures, safety, statistics and more.
Governor Cuomo enacts measure to protect New York’s most vulnerable populations, including individuals age 70 and older, those with compromised immune systems and those with underlying illnesses.
Chicago Tribune: Tips for Being a Patient Advocate for Yourself/Loved Ones During Pandemic
Talking to doctors and navigating the health care system can be challenging — even when we aren’t facing a pandemic.
NJ.com In-Depth Article: Millennial Caregivers and COVID-19
Excellent piece by writer Jennifer N Levin on how Millennials are caring for a family member who is high-risk for COVID-19.
NPR: Insurers Who are Waiving COVID-19 Costs
Three major health insurance providers have now pledged to shield patients from high medical bills.
Forbes Magazine: 3 Coronavirus Facts Americans Need to Know Before Returning to Work, School
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