HEALTH

COVID Community Coordinators (CCCs) are community-based organizations that connect Minnesota’s diverse communities to COVID testing and resources.

Some of the questions you might be asking are, “Should I be freaking out about COVID-19?” and “Why can’t I hang out with my friends in person?”. You may be feeling worried, bored, or frustrated.

The State of Minnesota has opened a saliva testing site on Monday at the Minneapolis Convention Center. This is the eighth in the state, offering free saliva tests to any Minnesotan who believes they need to be tested.

(StatePoint) Your neighbor is selling fashion masks. Your uncle – expert at everything – wears a sophisticated respirator with a valve. Your dental hygienist wears a medical mask.

Holidays are one of the ways Minnesotans celebrate the people and events that we care about. Some are major U.S. holidays. Others are celebrated in our diverse communities and are important expressions of culture, faith, and family connection.

The State of Minnesota announced it opened a saliva testing site on Friday at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium, adjacent to Saint Paul RiverCentre.

Children in Minnesota are not getting their needed vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic. For a while, people were told to avoid going to clinics if they were not sick and many clinics were not seeing patients in person.

Many uninsured Minnesotans can get tested for COVID-19 at no cost to them during the federal public health emergency, thanks to a new health care option.

What you can do to prepare, if you or a family member gets ill, or if your community experiences spread of COVID-19.