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COVID-19 Information in Broadway at AFC Urgent Care
Here’s What We Know About COVID-19
Looking for current COVID-19 information? You’ve come to the right place. Read on for facts about this serious illness and the new COVID-19 vaccines.
What is Covid-19?
According to the CDC, COVID-19 is a new respiratory illness caused by the coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. It is spread from person to person. Experts call this “community spread." You can get the virus if you are around an infected person who sneezes, coughs, or talks. If you touch a surface that’s been touched by an infected person, you can get COVID-19 too.
Am I at Risk for Covid-19?
Anyone of any age or health condition can get COVID-19. It is highly contagious and can spread rapidly no matter where you live. However, your risk of getting seriously ill or dying increases dramatically when you have certain medical conditions and/or are 65 and over.
What are the Covid-19 Symptoms?
Symptoms may include a cough, fever, chills, congestion, aches, and nausea. You might not be able to taste or smell. You can have mild symptoms, severe symptoms, or be asymptomatic and have no symptoms at all. Symptoms can show up in 2–14 days after exposure. If you believe you’ve been exposed to the virus, call about getting tested for COVID-19 (link).
What if I'm Already Sick with Covid-19?
Stay home except to get medical attention. Isolate yourself from family and friends. Monitor your health. Seek immediate medical attention if you can’t breathe and/or have chest pain.
American Family Care's Response to Covid-19
Stay home except to get medical attention. Isolate yourself from family and friends. Monitor your health. Seek immediate medical attention if you can’t breathe and/or have chest pain.
Protect Yourself. Protect Others.
- Wear a mask.
- Cover your nose and mouth.
- Wash your hands: Use soap and water for 20 seconds. Or apply a hand sanitizer that contains 60% alcohol.
- Keep your distance.
- Keep two arm-lengths or 6 feet apart. Avoid crowds.
- Get a flu shot
- Get tested.
- Get vaccinated
- Travel informed
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AFC Urgent Care FAQs
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Is it dangerous to get an X-ray?
X-rays do use small amounts of radiation, but they’re generally safe for adults and children. That being said, there are some cases where they can be damaging – to developing babies, for instance. Your AFC provider will take your circumstances into account and answer your unique questions about safety.
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How do I know if I’ll need an X-ray?
Your local AFC team can help you answer that question when you contact them. If you’ve experienced a fall or other injury and are in pain, an X-ray could help determine the best course of treatment. They’re also used in a variety of other circumstances.
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How long does it take to get an X-ray?
At AFC, we always strive to get you in and out as quickly as possible, and the X-ray itself should only take around 15 minutes
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