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When you or your family need care, don't wait. We're here to safely deliver the care you need.

COVID-19 Vaccine

Learn about the current status of the COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 Safety Requirements

We have safety measures in place to ensure patient, visitor and staff safety.

COVID-19 Testing

Find out your next steps for COVID-19 testing.

Now more than ever, we know it's important you take care of your loved ones.

Should Kids wear a mask?

Two kids at Randall Children's Hospital share why kids should wear masks. During this time of COVID-19, authorities like the CDC recommend masks for children over age two.

Connect with Older people

We know that older adults are at higher risk of getting very sick from the coronavirus. Because older people are advised to stay home, here are things you can do to support your loved ones.

TALK to kids about COVID-19

Wondering how to talk to kids about the coronavirus (COVID-19)? Our experts say to stay calm, offer them chances to talk, and give them a sense of control and order.

Remember that taking care of your family requires taking care of yourself.

Techniques to manage your stress

Tough times can wear on us emotionally, but maintaining healthy habits such as exercising, eating right and getting adequate sleep can help. As we continue our efforts in physical distancing, try some of these techniques to manage your stress. “For one, we can make choices about our behavior,” says Lynnea Lindsey, Ph.D., director of Legacy Behavioral Health Services.”

How to cope with your emotions

For coping with uncertainty in these difficult days, start with your ABCs:

Awareness of how the unknown affects you - mind, heart or body
Balance in how you spend your time
Connection with friends, loved ones and peers, even when physical distancing

And if you have an emergency, our hospitals are safe and ready to get you the help you need.

Seek care when you need it

Our ERs stand ready and safe for all emergencies: Legacy hospitals have taken special steps to keep those with signs of COVID-19 separate from patients with other emergency needs.

Be FAST in a stroke

When it comes to strokes, acting quickly can make a huge difference –– experts say getting emergency help within an hour can improve your chances at a better recovery.

Don't DElay In AN emergency

If your child has an emergency, get to the ER — our children’s hospital is safe for kids and families during the COVID-19 crisis. Plus, delaying care can cause problems.