We are doing a fantastic job in Texas with social isolation and right now our ER’s and Hospitals are not at max capacity. If our hospitals were overrun with sick patients and we literally had no room for anyone with mild symptoms, you would just have to wait it out, but that is not the case right now. The second option is to be tested for COVID-19 and know within 1-2 days whether you can regain some sort of normalcy in your daily life. This is very hard to do if you are living with roommates or you have a family. The first option is to totally quarantine yourself from everyone else in your life until your symptoms are gone for at least three days, which could easily last more than two weeks. So right now, you have a few options if you develop any symptoms of COVID-19, which can include fever, cough, and shortness of breath, among other symptoms.
The best way to stop the spread of this pandemic is if you have coronavirus, to not expose those around you. There are a few parts to this answer so let me start with the first one. Should I be tested if I have mild symptoms? Both types of patients need expert level emergency care and we want to make sure that we can provide that care for our community. One part is the treatment of COVID-19 related illness and the other section is for those with something entirely different. Studies have shown the best way to protect our patients and ourselves during this pandemic is to separate the Emergency Room into two different sections. Why does Physicians Premier ER now have two entrances? Jeremy Kenter from Physicians Premier ER to get the latest on the pandemic. From when and where to get tested to what options we have for care, most of us have pressing questions when it comes to COVID-19.
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