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A Message to Our Clients (Updated 1/1/2025)
At Tri-County, our commitment to your safety and well-being has never wavered. Throughout the pandemic, we remained fully operational, ensuring uninterrupted care. Our dedicated team—nurses, aides, caregivers, and companions—continues to take every precaution to protect against COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other respiratory viruses.

The home health setting is often more appropriate for patients with COVID-19, including those patients who are medically stable enough to not require any hospitalization or patients who are discharged home for further rehabilitative care and recovery following hospitalization for confirmed COVID-19. The risk of community spread is lower in the home setting when considering where a person with confirmed COVID-19 should be placed and allows for better isolation of the individual in an environment where that person may be able to work and better access other comforts while in isolation.

With vulnerable seniors and potentially immunocompromised adults at higher risk, we go above and beyond CDC guidelines, prioritizing your health at every in-home visit. Your safety is our top priority, today and always.

Understanding Long COVID: A Lasting Health Challenge

While many people recover from COVID-19 within weeks, some continue to experience symptoms for months or develop new ones later. Known as “long-haulers,” these individuals face long COVID, now recognized as a significant health condition and disability.

Long COVID can affect multiple body systems, leading to:

  • Lung damage
  • Heart inflammation and circulatory issues
  • Kidney complications
  • Neurological challenges
  • Mental health concerns, including lingering emotional distress

If you or a loved one are experiencing long COVID, know that you’re not alone. Support and care are available to help manage symptoms and improve well-being.

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