From scheduling vaccine appointments, finding a test location, and answering frequently asked questions AHN is here to provide guidance and support on all things Coronavirus.
From scheduling vaccine appointments, finding a test location, and answering frequently asked questions AHN is here to provide guidance and support on all things Coronavirus.
Whether you need to schedule your very first vaccine appointment or receive your booster, AHN is here to help. Check our online scheduler for open appointments near you.
COVID-19 boosters are now available for immunocompromised people — folks who have received an organ transplant, are undergoing cancer treatment, or have another condition that weakens their immune systems.
Everyone age 12 and older is eligible to receive a vaccine at no cost. Multiple clinical trials have started to examine if a vaccine can be given to children age 6 months and older, but all these trials are still in-progress.
The FDA gave the vaccine what’s called Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), this does not mean that steps were skipped. It simply means that this vaccine was prioritized above all others and that multiple steps worked in parallel together.
Overall, the AHN has safely and effectively administered doses at various locations across western Pennsylvania through multiple mass vaccination clinics, as well as hospital-based and community-based clinics.
First, don’t panic. Call your doctor’s office or (412) NURSE-4-U (412) 687-7348 first before going to the emergency department or to your physician’s office. They will help you determine your next steps.
Call your doctor’s office or schedule a virtual visit through MyChart to discuss symptoms and next steps. You will be evaluated and a doctor will determine if a test needs to be ordered at a location near you.
Find out with AHN’s COVID-19 Symptom Checker — then learn what your options are for getting care.
Patients can now have one healthy support person visit them. AHN understands how important having a loved one around can be for a patient’s recovery, and we’re happy to welcome back that support. Review our policy for details and exceptions.
Find out more about vaccine safety, boosters, who’s eligible, and other important updates regarding protecting yourself from the coronavirus.
Discover when you need to quarantine yourself, see a doctor, and get tested. Also learn what happens after you get tested for coronavirus.
AHN has opened many test collection locations in Western PA and Erie. To get an appointment, you need to call your doctor and get a prescription.
We learn more about COVID-19 every day including how the virus spreads, who’s more susceptible, using masks and how you can avoid catching it.
If you are seeking treatment or have a chronic condition, you probably have a lot of questions on how COVID-19 affects your ongoing care.
If you’re concerned about yourself, your pregnancy, or your baby during this time, AHN is here to help keep you safe and healthy.
If you were diagnosed with Coronavirus and continue to experience physical, mental, or emotional side effects — AHN can help. Our Recovery Clinic will develop a personalized treatment plan to help you feel like you again.
Dr. Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew talks about why it is so important for African-Americans and Hispanics to get the COVID-19 vaccine - and her own experience participating in a clinical trial of the vaccine.
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As we take on the many challenges of Coronavirus (COVID-19), AHN is extremely grateful for the outpouring of support from the community.
