COVID-19 Updates

• COVID testing locations
• Information about COVID-19 antibody testing at Beaumont
• myBeaumontChart Support

• Three habits to reduce the spread of COVID-19
• Proper mask usage
• Caring for COVID-19 at home
• Emergency Care
• CDC COVID-19 resources

• Common COVID-19 symptoms
• Is it COVID-19 or something else?
• CDC resources on COVID-19 symptoms

• Beaumont Health COVID hotline
• State and local health department hotlines:
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
• Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
• Oakland County Health Division
• Wayne County Public Health
• Macomb County Health Department
• State of Michigan COVID FAQs
• Beaumont Community Resource Network

• Support our health care heroes
• Send a thank you
• Make a gift or donation

Beaumont has temporarily cancelled all in-person classes and events. Some online and virtual classes are available

• Free classes: we will offer an online version, if possible
• Paid classes: we will refund the fee and offer an online version of the class, if possible

For more information visit classes.beaumont.org.

Admission to the hospital is determined based on a patient’s symptoms, not a positive or negative COVID-19 test.

If a patient is sent home after being evaluated at one of our emergency centers, they are given information on treating their condition at home and when to contact or return to the emergency center if they experience worsening symptoms.

For some patients, COVID-19 is a serious illness that can become more intense and even deadly in a matter of days. Some patients have mild symptoms on one day and then have much more serious, life-threatening symptoms several days later. Patients should immediately return to an emergency center or call 911 if they experience worsening or life-threatening symptoms.