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Everyone can do their part to strengthen Hawai‘i’s response to COVID-19.
Learn to recognize the symptoms of the virus, protect yourself and those around you, and follow the guidance designed to keep our communities safe.
Latest Guidance
Some populations are more susceptible to serious illness from COVD-19, but it is important to remember that all age groups can catch and spread the virus.
People who are at greater risk of getting very sick from the virus include:
As of now, there is no conclusive indication that pregnant women are at a higher risk for COVID-19. Mothers who are concerned or are showing symptoms should call their OBGYN or the Queen’s COVID-19 Infoline.
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All travelers arriving to any Hawaiian island are now required by law to self-quarantine for 14 days, remaining in their homes, hotel rooms, or places of residence. Read the self-quarantine instructions here.
If you are under quarantine and need medical attention, contact your health care provider or try Queen’s Telehealth options. In the case of a medical emergency, call 9-1-1.
Mitigation measures for COVID-19 have affected the lives of all Hawaiʻi residents. During these unusual times when our work, recreation and social activities are limited, it’s important that we stay healthy mentally, physically and emotionally. The CDC recommends the following to support yourself while following the stay-at-home order:
The Queen’s ʻOhana is here to provide you additional support and resources. Please visit our Queen’s Cares Blog, the CDC’s webpage on Daily Life & Coping and, for those interested in the state’s response for our behavioral health and homeless populations, visit the Behavioral Health & Homelessness Statewide Unified Response Group information center.
If you or a loved one exhibits COVID-19 symptoms, please follow the CDC’s recommended steps and procedures as follows:
If you are sick:
Resource: What to Do If You Are Sick; CDC
When caring for someone else:
Resource: Caring for Someone Sick at Home; CDC
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