COVID-19 information for your patients

We’re monitoring this health emergency closely and will update this page whenever new information is available.

We appreciate our health care professionals who are on the front lines in the fight against COVID-19. We've put together this list of resources and guidance documents to help you protect yourself as well as care for your patients.

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COVID-19 vaccines

The County of San Diego is currently vaccinating individuals 6 months and older. Visit the County of San Diego’s vaccination page to learn more.

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$0 COVID-19 screening, testing and treatment

There are no copays for medically necessary COVID-19 screening, testing and treatment. Please let your patients know that providers are waiting to receive their supply of the updated COVID-19 vaccine. Sharp will update their website with the details as soon as they know more.

Telehealth services

We are covering telehealth services for all patients enrolled in benefits with Sharp Health Plan. Cost-share amounts vary depending on benefit plans, but should be no more than the cost-share for an in-office visit.

Please note that Sharp Community Medical Group patients also have access to virtual urgent care visits through Marque Urgent Care which is covered at the same copay as an in-person urgent care visit.

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Provider news and alerts

Get the latest on COVID-19, including news on your patients’ prescriptions refills and copays.

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Essential workers on the frontlines may experience complicated mental health challenges. Watch this video from PsychHub to learn how to cope.
 

The pandemic brings grief and loss to many, especially those on the frontlines. Watch this video to find out how to manage these emotions.

The latest on how COVID-19 spreads

What health care providers should know

Find out the latest on how COVID-19 spreads and how you can protect yourself.

COVID-19 and underlying conditions

COVID-19 and underlying conditions

Patients at higher risk for infection, severe illness, and poorer outcomes from COVID-19 should protect themselves.