| Where do I go if I think I may have Coronavirus? |  |
| First, don’t panic. Your symptoms could be allergies, common cold, or flu — but it’s best to be sure. You have a few different options for receiving care. If you’re showing symptoms, such as fever and cough, the safest place to be — for you and for everyone else — is in your home. | |
 Contact your primary care physician. They can help you get a Coronavirus test at the right location if they determine you need one and prescribe medications as well. (No doctor? Visit an urgent care — but call in advance to let them know you’re coming and why.) | |
 In case of medical emergency, call 911 That means difficulty breathing or another emergency medical condition. Call the ER so they can prepare for your arrival and limit your exposure to others. | |
| For more than 80 years, Highmark has been helping our members in good times and in bad. We’re prepared for this. And we’re here to help you stay informed, make a plan, and stay safe. For the latest Coronavirus updates, visit highmarkanswers.com. |
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