National Resource List for COVID-19 testing, treatment, and information

National source repository: Aunt Bertha

Treatment

Most people will not have symptoms severe enough to warrant being admitted into the hospital. Health professionals are suggesting to treat the symptoms of COVID-19 the same as you would treat the flu:

Make sure you stay hydrated
Reduce your fever with Tylenol
Sanitize and clean surfaces
Monitor your symptoms to make sure you do not get worse or your symptoms do not progress

If your symptoms are severe such as:

a high fever (100.4 or above) and the fever won’t go down even with medicine
trouble breathing
persistent pain or pressure in the chest
new confusion or inability to arouse
bluish lips or face

This list is not all-inclusive. Please consult your medical provider for any other symptoms that are severe or concerning.

Older adults (over 60) and people who have severe underlying chronic conditions such as heart or lung disease and diabetes seem to be at higher risk of developing serious complications. If you are at higher risk, you should contact your health care provider EARLY, even if your symptoms are mild.

Medication delivery services

CVS – www.cvs.com/delivery
Pill Pack – https://www.pillpack.com/ (It may take some time (30 days) to get prescriptions transferred and first delivery)
Walgreens – https://www.walgreens.com/topic/pharmacy/prescription-delivery.jsp (Fees currently waived)
Harbins Locations in Alabama Deliver – https://www.harbindiscountpharmacy.com/
Walmart – https://www.walmart.com/cp/pharmacy-home-delivery/1042239

Most major insurance carriers have pharmacy delivery as a member benefit:

Testing

For COVID-19 Testing, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends contacting your state health department.

**For a list of COVID-19-specific resources published by your state health department, including COVID-19 hotlines and other contact information, see our state-by-state list.**