COVID-19 Vaccine Information
Get the latest information on vaccine dosage
and find a vaccine location near you.
and find a vaccine location near you.
Visitor Guidelines & Your Upcoming Visit
We have modified many of our guidelines to help keep our patients, their visitors, our care teams and the entire North Texas community safe. Find information to help you prepare for your procedure or visit.
Need a COVID-19 Test? Know Where to Go:
Mild to Moderate Symptoms
- Public testing site
- Your doctor or find a primary care provider
- Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care
- DispatchHealth
Severe Symptoms
(Trouble breathing, pain or pressure in the chest, new confusion, trouble staying awake or bluish lips, face, or fingernails)
- Emergency room or call 911
COVID-19 Medication Finder
If your doctor has prescribed a COVID-19 medication like Paxlovid or Molnupiravir, you might have a difficult time finding a pharmacy that’s able to fill your prescription. The COVID-19 therapeutics finder tool from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services can help locate pharmacies near you that may have these medications in stock. When using the tool, in the “Find in this dataset” search box, it is recommended to search by county or city and narrow down the pharmacies closest to you from there.
Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
Texas Health Resources has multiple sites offering monoclonal antibody infusions to patients who meet specific criteria for treatment. In addition to having tested positive for COVID-19, candidates must have other risk factors. A referral by a provider affiliated with Texas Health Resources is required.
Find a Texas Health Physicians Group provider. You can also learn more about regional centers here.
Find a Texas Health Physicians Group provider. You can also learn more about regional centers here.
Your Pregnancy and Delivery during COVID-19 Precautions
What to expect when you arrive at the hospital for a maternity stay.
How We’re Keeping You Safe
Texas Health has taken steps to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and make our facilities safe for everyone:
- Virtual visits for patients and loved ones are encouraged.
- Dedicated building entrances with visitor screening stations.
- Limited number of visitors on campus; all are screened at arrival.
- Universal masking guidelines for all visitors, patients, and health care personnel. Find out how to best protect yourself when wearing a mask.
- Access to handwashing and sanitizing stations and supplies for visitors and patients.
- Closure and/or safe distancing restrictions of public water, food, and beverage stations.
- Re-organized seating areas to allow for safe distancing.
- Patients tested before most procedures.
- Health care personnel self-monitor for symptoms; caregivers with symptoms must stay home.
Coronavirus Symptom-Checker
Feeling ill and concerned you may have COVID-19? Our one-minute, six question survey can help assess your condition.
COVID-19 Resources
Virtual Visits
You can now visit with a Texas Health Physicians Group family care or internal medicine provider virtually by video call on your smart phone, tablet or computer. Schedule a visit online or by phone with your provider or find a new provider today.
