COVID-19 Readiness Checklist for the Immunocompromised

Written by: CDHF

Updated: December 1st, 2022

During this pandemic, if you are immunocompromised you know you are more at risk of complications from COVID-19 than the average person. It is recommended that you stay home. In preparation for this, CDHF put together a readiness checklist with everything from medications, safety precautions, and essential items we feel are important to have on hand.

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