Coronavirus

General Public

We want all our friends and neighbors to stay well. Scientists, health officials and medical professionals around the world are working at unprecedented speed to help halt the spread of COVID-19.

Continue practicing preventive care, such as regular hand-washing and disinfecting commonly touched surfaces. For additional information, please reference the About Coronavirus page.

WVU Medicine is prepared to provide the most appropriate level of care for our community, state and region. We want to help keep you and your family safe and healthy. 

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I have questions. What do I do?

Call the West Virginia Department of Health Human Resources (DHHR) hotline at 1-800-887-4304.

I have symptoms. What do I do?

In the Morgantown area, contact your physician or call WVU Medicine’s line at 304-598-6000 (Option 4).

Elsewhere, contact your physician, your local county department or the WV DHHR hotline at 1-800-887-4304.

What will I be asked when I call?

  • Do you have a fever of 100.4 degrees or higher?
  • Do you have symptoms including cough and shortness of breath?
  • Have you been around someone with COVID-19 or to an area of concern?
  • You may be asked if you can self-quarantine.

Who to Contact?

If you’re feeling sick, call first before seeking medical care.

Stay at Home Order 

To further combat the spread of COVID-19 in West Virginia, Gov. Jim Justice issued a “Stay At Home” order Tuesday, March 24, directing all West Virginia residents to stay at home and limit movements outside of their homes beyond essential needs.

The order will remain in effect until terminated by subsequent executive order.

Resources

Public health officials encourage community members to prepare, not panic, for a health threat. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides a Household Resources guide with tips on getting your household ready for a coronavirus outbreak. 

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