5/4/23 post: The newest Covid vaccine, recommended especially for seniors, is now available in local pharmacies. Some TVABers have already gotten their shots. 12/23/22 post: Here's a helpful link from the CDC to help with understanding what to do/not do if you test positive for Covid: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/isolation.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fyour-health%2Fquarantine-isolation.html It's a long address, so copy/paste from here, then place in your search line. Pam F. 12/22/22 post: Free Covid Test Kits are now available from the government. Go to covid.gov and click on the bright blue oval that says "Order Free At-Home Tests." It takes you to a page that encourages you to check to see if any kits you still possess might have had their expiration dates extended. Jennifer Y. 12/22/22 post: A brief summary of the "current guidelines" mentioned in April M's memo of 12/21/22, COVID Update. First, comply with the request to contact the Health Clinic. For those independent living residents who test positive, please isolate yourself for 5 days, then wear a mask for the next 5 days whenever you leave your unit. 9/13/22 post: Latest Pfizer Covid vaccine now available at CVS at Church & University (1149 University). Appt needed. Jennifer Y. 9/6/22 post: a couple of residents reported that they got the new Covid booster shot at CVS on Church St. Moderna. 3/29/22 post: Again tested negative 3/28/22. Gladyne S. 2/19/22 post: Was exposed to Covid....test was negative. Gladyne S.