Friend,
With the coronavirus outbreak growing more serious in the United States, the health and safety of the American people is my top priority, and I am committed to combating this public health crisis head on.
We know that this crisis requires swift action, and that’s why, along with many of my colleagues, I voted in support of an economic and public health relief package that funds free coronavirus testing, paid sick leave, and food programs in an effort to temper the financial hardship of this outbreak on American families.
But, if we’re going to put an end to this global threat, we all need to do our part to prevent the spread of the virus and look out for our fellow Americans, many of whom are more vulnerable than others.
Moving forward, I will continue to find and expedite solutions to fighting this outbreak and prioritizing the wellbeing of the American people.
WHO TO CALL FOR HELP:
If you suspect you have contracted the coronavirus (COVID-19), please do not go straight to your medical provider or the hospital. Call your doctor or local health department FIRST for further direction. This helps ensure the safety of all healthcare workers, other patients, and yourself.
I also encourage you to visit www.coronavirus.gov to access helpful tips and ways to keep yourself and your loved ones safe during this outbreak, including:
- Washing your hands
- Cleaning frequently touched objects and surfaces
- Avoiding contact with those who are sick
- Staying home if you are sick
As our nation works to temper this outbreak, I remain committed to working with my colleagues in Congress, public health officials, and experts across a number of fields to chart our course forward and protect the health and safety of Minnesotans and Americans everywhere.
Together, we will overcome.
Thank you,
Jim Hagedorn
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