Our Wellness Home for the Penn Medicine Community
PennCOBALT is a tool for the ENTIRE Penn Community that uses targeted assessments to direct you to the right level of coping support. Anonymity is an option. Help is available. Go to PennCOBALT now.
What is PennMedicine Together?
COVID-19 is triggering complex emotions, anxiety and fear. The anxiety associated with this crisis is profound and based entirely in reality. The perceived “real root” of anxiety may differ for each of us, but the real root is ultimately the virus itself. We each contribute what we can. The PennMedicineTogether effort hopes to offer resources and strategies to help people cope, which we all do differently.
The Workforce Wellness Committee is committed to providing support for you and your family during this difficult time. Through still-developing and ongoing initiatives, carefully curated resources, and responsiveness to your feedback, we are here for you, and we are all in this together: PennMedicineTogether.
Who is the PennMedicine Community?
Perelman School of Medicine, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Hospital, Penn Presby, Chester County, Lancaster General, Princeton Health, Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine, Penn Medicine Bucks County/Cherry Hill/Radnor/Rittenhouse/Southern Chester County/University City/Valley Forge/Washington Square/Woodbury Heights, the VA Hospital, and all of our service centers: faculty and staff
Our Health and Safety
Health and Safety is #1! Find the most up-to-date safety information on our PennMedicine COVID-19 health system site (access requires credentials) or call the Penn Medicine Coronavirus Hotline: 1-833-983-1350.
- Protect yourself. Find the most up-to-date information:
- Protective Personal Equipment Resource section of the COVID-19 health system site (access requires credentials)
- UPHS COVID-19 Education website for treatment and communication guidelines (open access)
- Seek medical assistance whenever needed. Understand options for telemedicine, increased health insurance coverage, and drive-thru COVID-19 testing.
- Commute safely. Consider driving, if possible (Penn has temporarily waived parking fees), and check often for mass transportation updates.
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