COVID-19 Resources

If you are a patient in our network and do not have a primary care provider – or are unable to reach them – you have other options available to you, including: Mass General Brigham COVID-19 Screening Tool // Mass General Brigham COVID-19 Nurse Line at 617-724-7000 // and virtual urgent care visit via Mass General Brigham HealthCare On Demand.

• Behavioral Health Resources to support families throughout COVID-19
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC) 
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH)
• Social Distancing
• Health Care Proxy and Advanced Directive Guide
• Massachusetts Health Care Proxy Form

COVID-19 Information in other languages

• The COVID-19 Health Literacy project has created fact sheets in 35 languages and made them available to the public.
  • Get the translated fact sheets
• Partners HealthCare also has translated materials 
  • COVID-19 information in Arabic Chinese Haitian Creole Portuguese Russian Spanish 

FAQs

Is the drug hydroxychloroquine a potential treatment for COVID-19?

• Hydroxychloroquine is not FDA approved to treat or prevent COVID-19, although it is being explored among a wide range of potential treatments and approaches.
• The recently issued emergency authorization of the drug only applies to hospitalized patients. This authorization is not the same as FDA approval.
• There is very little evidence that hydroxychloroquine works to treat COVID-19, and no evidence to show it can prevent the disease.

Studies done so far in COVID-19 patients were in hospitalized patients and were very small, and results cannot be used to make assumptions about how the medication would work in the general population.Researchers and clinicians are working diligently on a wide range of studies and trials to develop safe treatments for COVID-19 as quickly as possible.