As some people infected with COVID-19 only have mild symptoms, members of the public are advised to seek medical advice promptly when feeling unwell (even if having very mild symptoms only), so that appropriate diagnosis and management can be given at the earliest possible time.

Apart from the accident and emergency departments of public hospitals and general out-patient clinics (GOPCs), you may also visit private clinics and hospitals. You can proactively make a request to your doctor for testing when there is any suspicion. The Department of Health (DH) provides free testing of COVID-19 for private doctors.

For more details, please visit the following website: https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/eng/early-testing.html

In response to the latest situation of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), services under the Department of Health have been gradually adjusted starting from 29 January 2020.

For the new service arrangement of the 18 Elderly Health Centres starting from 30 March 2020, please click here.

In order to enhance infection control measures including minimising pedestrian flows and social contacts, the Department of Health (DH) advised that clients' family members and friends should avoid accompanying the clients to visit unless there are special reasons to do so. The DH also advised that no more than one relative/friend may accompany the service user. If you find necessary, please contact the staff in the Centre.

For more details regarding COVID-19, please refer to the Centre for Health Protection website.

To stay healthy and to prevent pneumonia and respiratory tract infections, maintain good personal and environmental hygiene at all times.

	Wear a surgical mask properly and seek medical advice promptly
	Cover your mouth and nose with tissue paper when sneezing or coughing
	Perform hand hygiene frequently. Wash hands with liquid soap and water, and rub for at least 20 seconds
	Maintain drainage pipes properly and add water to the U-traps regularly
	Put the toilet lid down before flushing
	Reduce social contact to protect yourself and others

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