Health Education Video Library

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There are a variety of things you can do to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic even if you catch the virus. The CDC advises individuals how to manage COVID-19 at home and the time frame you can be around others once recovered. Additional ways to slow the spread include disinfecting your home often and wearing gloves after caring for someone who had COVID-19. Within these videos, you will see information on managing coronavirus symptoms, disinfecting your home, essential errand tips, and key questions regarding how the virus spreads.

Managing Covid-19

10 Things You Can Do to Manage COVID-19 at Home

If you are sick with COVID-19 or suspect you are infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, follow the steps below to help prevent the disease from spreading to people in your home and community.

Umbrella Analogy

Getting vaccinated, wearing a mask in indoor public places, & avoiding crowds can help protect you and others.

How the COVID-19 virus is transmitted

The COVID-19 virus spreads mainly between people in close contact with each other. It spreads most easily in crowded settings, closed spaces with poor ventilation or through prolonged contact with an infected person.

How To Use a Self-Test

Interested in performing a COVID-19 test at home? This short video explains the basics of how to purchase a self-test, collect a specimen, perform the test, and dispose of the test.

Previous LIveStreams

February: Health Health Month and Hypertension

On Valentine's day 2022 love is in the air but love for heart health!

Health Educator for the Office of Chronic Disease Health Education and Wellness, Patricia, lead the way with a livestream to talk about the importance of knowing your heart and hypertension, a personal topic to her. She is joined by Doris, a Senior Public Health Educator for the DAWN program who speaks about hypertension from the view of a Diabetes Health Educator. We are also joined by Christina who shares some words on how hypertension has affected her and her family personally.