Resources on Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

Posted On: May 21, 2020

The news on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is moving at lightning speed, but some advice from expert organizations like the CDC and WHO has remained consistent. Senior Planet has rounded up some reliable sources of information and basic tips for prevention, care, and coping below. Check back here for updated resources.

It’s also a good idea to keep tabs on information from your state Department of Health and/or county DoH. As this virus hits different states or counties, local health officials are likely to hold press conferences with locally relevant information or instructions; their websites may also contain good information. You can find yours by searching for your state or county and ”department of health” or ”department of public health” online.

Basic Information

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For the latest information in your area, search online for your local department of health website.

How you can prevent the spread of disease

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Also worth noting: you can still get your flu shot—it’s not too late. Although the flu shot will not protect you from COVID-19, it will help prevent the flu, which has similar symptoms.

How to cope with stress during the Coronavirus outbreak

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Additional resources

Stay tuned to this page for updates and more additional resources from Senior Planet.

Senior Planet operates programs in states across the country, and the health and safety of all of our members, participants, trainers, staff and volunteers are our top priority. OATS, the nonprofit that sponsors Senior Planet, is taking steps to minimize disruption to Senior Planet programs while maximizing health, and it will continue to monitor the situation and facilitate best practices among Senior Planet locations. Please check under “Our Locations” for any location-specific updates.

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Infographics courtesy of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and World Health Organization

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