COVID-19
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This page offers links to help families, clinicians, and others find useful
information and resources to help them stay safe and manage and treat children and
adolescents who contract COVID-19. If you have other resources to include or
suggestions, please send them via our Feedback page.
Our Services Directory offers information about a variety of service providers, including respite care, emergency food and financial assistance, and housing information. Contact individual providers to confirm hours and programs as many may have adjusted operations.
Stay up-to-date on the national and local situation using the links below.
Our Services Directory offers information about a variety of service providers, including respite care, emergency food and financial assistance, and housing information. Contact individual providers to confirm hours and programs as many may have adjusted operations.
Stay up-to-date on the national and local situation using the links below.
General COVID-19 Information
National Information
COVID-19/Coronavirus (CDC)
: The home page for updates about COVID-19 cases and science in
the United States along with information for healthcare professionals,
businesses, schools, health departments, travelers, and more; Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention.
General COVID-19 Information for Professionals
National Information
Critical Updates on COVID-19 (AAP)
: Information for pediatricians about COVID-19, including clinical
guidance, information on PPE, Practice Management Resources, telemedicine
and telephone care resources, coding information, information for families,
physician wellness tips, and advocacy information; American Academy of
Pediatrics.
General COVID-19 Information for Parents & Families
National Information
COVID-19 (HealthyChildren.org)
: While COVID-19 causes mild illness in some people, others get very
sick and need hospital care. These articles can help you learn more about
COVID-19 and how you can protect your family and others. Topics include:
infants, children with special health care needs, developmental questions,
safety guidance, athletics, school health, masks, vaccines, and family
resilience, and many more; American Academy of Pediatrics.
Coronavirus Mental Health Resources (On Our Sleeves)
: The coronavirus turned our worlds upside down, and our kids were no
exception. Check out these resources and guides to help you manage working from
home, remote learning and life in general during COVID-19. Includes videos,
articles, and resources on parenting, schooling, children with special health
care needs, and mental health; Nationwide Children's Hospital.