Preparing for Flu Season: Protecting Health Together
"When we take care of ourselves, we are better prepared to take care of others." ~ Unknown
AUG 20252025 NEWSLETTER
Cheryl Morgan
8/26/20251 min read


As kids head back to school and we head into fall and winter, flu season is once again upon us. This year, we also continue to see COVID-19 cases circulate in our community. While viruses are a natural part of the season, we can all take simple steps to reduce risk, strengthen our defenses, and protect one another.
Strengthen Your Immune System
Our office has prepared a list of clinically supported supplements designed to help optimize your immune system during this high-risk season. Ask us for recommendations at your next visit or call ahead for more details.
Report Symptoms Early
If you develop flu-like symptoms such as:
Fever or chills
Sore throat or cough
Body aches, fatigue, or headache
Sudden loss of taste or smell
Please let our provider know right away. Early reporting allows us to take proactive measures and ensure you receive timely guidance and care.
In-Office Precautions
To keep everyone safe:
We will provide protective masks for any patient who comes into the office and prefers to use one.
We will Require masks for any patient that arrives with a cough. Regardless of at home covid test results.
Staff will continue practicing careful infection control measures.
Please notify us before arriving if you have active symptoms so we can arrange the safest accommodations.
Our Shared Goal
Together, with thoughtful prevention and early action, we can minimize the impact of flu and COVID this season. Thank you for helping us create a safe, supportive environment for all patients and staff.
We strive for all immunocompromised patients to feel safe in our clinic.
Warmly,
Your Team at The Center for Intentional Health

