With the ever changing situation involving the Coronavirus, it is important for us to make sure our patients have access to up-to-date information about the virus. For trustworthy sources and a useful screening tool we recommend :
We know this may be overwhelming and confusing so we want to answer any important questions you may have about this pandemic.
A coronavirus, named after its crown-like shape, is a family of viruses that causes illnesses ranging from the common cold to severe respiratory illnesses. COVID-19, being a type of coronavirus, causes symptoms such as cough, difficulty breathing, and fever.
It depends. Older adults, babies, and people with underlying health conditions are more at risk than others. So essential and health care workers should practice extreme caution when caring for those at risk.
Yes. There are multiple vaccines for COVID-19 but you only need to get one. Although certain vaccines such as Pfizer and Moderna require two doses.
Yes. QueensDocs administers COVID-19 vaccines to specific groups according to current federal and state guidelines. Currently we do not have walk in availability for vaccines but we do have an efficient appointment system. So if you want to get safe you can schedule an appointment.
The best way to prevent the spread of any virus and maintain your safety is to :
Using these methods to reduce the spread of COVID-19 will help to keep yourself and others safe and hasten the end of this pandemic.
While it is possible to travel most places with a vaccine, we still recommend staying at home as new variants of the coronavirus have emerged and may pose a new threat to even the vaccinated.
We recommend that you receive your news about the coronavirus from these internationally trusted sources :