Find out your COVID-19 risk

Concerned about whether you have COVID-19? We can help you take the first step.

Use our free screening tool below to assess your risk and receive the most appropriate care recommendations based on your symptoms.

Start your COVID-19 screening now

COVID-19 ASL videos

The CDC has produced a series of videos for the American Sign Language community on COVID-19.

Checkout the COVID-19 ASL video series

At Memorial Health University Physicians we remain focused on caring for our patients by providing high-quality healthcare services when you need them, even during these unprecedented times. We remain committed to addressing your healthcare needs in person, through virtual visits, or via communications through our secure patient portal.

The safety of our patients and visitors remains our top priority, so we have:

  • Put CDC recommended protocols in place to ensure the highest level of coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention.
  • Ensured we have necessary supplies and equipment, and staffing.
  • Required that all persons in our practices wear masks at all times to protect the safety of our staff and patients.
  • Instituted a rigorous screening process, so that any symptomatic patient who arrives can be properly masked and immediately isolated to protect our staff and patients.
  • Following the latest CDC guidelines for testing, which requires a physician assessment and order, tests can be performed on site but an appointment is needed to be scheduled for testing and assessment.

Should I still come to my appointment?

Our clinics are open and providers are seeing patients in person and many are offering tele health visits. Please call our office to discuss your health needs and to determine if a tele visit is appropriate or an in person is needed for assessment. If necessary, we will contact you with changes in the format of your appointment.

What about visitors at my appointments?

During this time, we ask that you limit accompanying visitors and attend your appointment alone. The only permitted exceptions will be a single caregiver for a minor patient, or for a patient with a disability or impairment warranting assistance. In some circumstances, if you must first use a main hospital entrance to access our office, you will also be subject to the hospital visitor policy, which may be extremely limited at this time.

What are the symptoms?

If you have a fever, new cough (within the last two weeks), shortness of breath, or flu-like symptoms, please call our office or send a message to your provider via the secure patient portal for guidance on your upcoming appointment.

What can I do to protect myself and others?

Public health officials recommend the following steps to help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses, including influenza and COVID-19:

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue.
  • Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face cover when around others.
  • Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands often, using either soap and water or alcohol-based hand gel for at least 20 seconds.
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
  • Get vaccinated with your Flu and COVID-19 vaccination!

Stay up-to-date

We are closely monitoring coronavirus in partnership with our local and state health departments, and the CDC.

You can access our secure patient portal, or the CDC’s Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) hub to stay informed.