Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The vast majority of patients with COVID-19 will have mild symptoms and require no treatment.

If you suspect you have COVID-19, you should isolate for 7 days after illness onset, or 72 hours after resolution of fever (without taking fever-reducing medications) and improvement of respiratory symptoms, whichever is longer. Isolating is critical to protecting the health of our community.

If you suspect you have COVID-19 and you have risk factors for serious disease or want to seek additional help:

• Call: St. Luke’s Nurse Triage Hotline, this free service is available 24/7 at 218.249.4200
• Visit: slhduluth.com/eCare for a free visit, using COVID19
• Visit: St. Luke's Respiratory Clinic
• If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

The test for COVID-19 has limited quantities. St. Luke's is following the Current Testing Guidelines from the Minnesota Department of Health.

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St. Luke's Status Updates:

• Updated Clinic, Emergency and Inpatient Visitor Policies are now in place.
• View a full list of Status Updates.

Learn more about COVID-19:

• How it Spreads
• Symptoms and Risk Factors
• When to See a Doctor
• Precautions to Take
• Testing, Diagnosis and Treatment

Additional Coronavirus (COVID-19) information:

• CDC: cdc.gov/COVID19
• MDH: health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus
• St. Louis County: stlouiscountymn.gov