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Ingle Farm Medical Centre

Locality: Ingle Farm, South Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 8265 2227

Address: 23 Roopena St 5098 Ingle Farm, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.inglefarmmedical.com.au

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25.01.2022 Do you, or someone you care for, rely on power for critical care medical equipment in the home or critical pharmacy-dispensed medication? If so, then an emerg...ency management plan for lengthy, planned and unplanned power outages is essential. With the temperature set to soar over the next few days, it is a timely reminder to make sure you have a plan in place. Visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/healthyintheheat for more information #HealthyInTheHeat

24.01.2022 This summer is forecast to be a wet one due to La Niña, with increased rainfall, and warmer than average overnight temperatures. Mosquitoes are likely to be ...out in high numbers with these weather conditions, so it is important to fight the bite and protect yourself from mosquito borne diseases. For more tips to #FightTheBite: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/fightthebite

24.01.2022 Ever wondered the difference between antibiotics and antivirals? We’re here to explain those antimicrobial terms, as well as others for you.

23.01.2022 - : Woodville High School. The Communicable Disease Control Branch of SA Health has informed us that a student who attends Woodville High S...chool Official is a confirmed case of COVID-19, and has attended while potentially infectious. As a result the school will be closed on Thursday 26 November until further notice. Anyone who attended the site on Monday 23 November 2020 must isolate immediately with all members of their household until further advice is provided. Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should present for testing as soon as possible. A thorough clean of the relevant areas of the school will be carried out. The Department is in the process of notifying families and staff.

22.01.2022 Take care and check your surroundings when leaving and entering driveways of homes with young children. Children move quickly and often without warning. Make s...ure you: Always watch your children near vehicles. Discourage children from using the driveway as a play area. Where possible, prevent children from entering the garage and driveway from the house - consider using self-closing doors, fencing and gates. Be aware that every vehicle has a large blind spot. Always walk around your car and check before moving it. If you don't know, don't go - driveway runnovers are preventable. For more information on driveway safety, visit our friends at Kidsafe SA: www.kidsafesa.com.au/road-safety/driveway-safety/

22.01.2022 Australia takes on India in the first Test Match of the summer starting on Thursday afternoon at Adelaide Oval Here are some tips to enjoy all of the pink bal...l action in a safe way: Keep at least 1.5 metres distance from others not in your group. Masks, provided by Adelaide Oval, are recommended for patrons when queuing either at entry/exit or at food and beverage outlets. Take hand sanitiser with you and sanitise your hands regularly. Wear a hat, sunglasses and SPF30+ or higher sunscreen. Drink plenty of water. If you are unwell with symptoms of COVID-19, please do the right thing and seek testing immediately and stay home until you receive your negative results and feel better.

22.01.2022 Still haven’t settled on your Halloween costume? May we suggest ‘Enormous Bottle of Alcohol Wipes’? If you’re going Trick or Treating this Halloween, please ma...intain a COVID safe distance of 1.5 metres from other groups or families. (It should go without saying that the classic ‘Two-Person Horse’ costume is officially out of the question) For more information on how to enjoy a COVID Safe Halloween, be sure to visit the SA Health website at https://bit.ly/3e6gRNb To access a number of great Halloween resources, including our ‘Trick or Treat’ signs and Halloween safety tips, visit our website at https://bit.ly/3oAbuLd

20.01.2022 This holiday season, many of us will use our devices to keep in touch with friends and family. Telecommunications are vital in staying connected and informed, p...articularly during natural disasters. If you live in a disaster-prone area, or plan to visit one this summer, make sure you think about your communication options in advance. Check out our tips on how to stay connected below. Plan ahead, stay connected, be informed and keep safe this festive season. www.communications.gov.au/stand See more

20.01.2022 Christmas Trading Hours

20.01.2022 Update on mandatory mask use: Changes from Monday 14 December Masks will no longer be mandatory at pharmacies. ... Until this date, you must continue to wear a mask. Please be considerate of pharmacy staff. Changes from Wednesday 23 December Masks will no longer be mandatory for people in health care settings, or people working in personal care services (hairdressers, beauty salons, tattoo parlours and similar businesses). Updated Frequently Asked Questions will be issued on Monday 14 December.

18.01.2022 Whether it’s Christmas light displays, Santa at the mall, or Santa’s Wonderland, you can enjoy all Christmas festivities in a COVID safe way. Make sure you: ... Keep at least 1.5 metres distance from others not in your group. Take hand sanitiser with you and sanitise your hands regularly. If you are unwell with symptoms of COVID-19, please do the right thing and seek testing immediately and stay home until you received your negative results and feel better. Read more tips to ensure your Christmas festivities are celebrated in a COVID Safe way: https://bit.ly/36Z7soS

17.01.2022 From today, masks will no longer be mandatory for: people present in health care settings (this includes staff and visitors at residential aged care facilitie...s) people working in personal care services (hairdressers, beauty salons, tattoo parlours and similar businesses). Face masks are an additional physical barrier and help to stop the spread of COVID-19. At this time in South Australia it is not mandatory for the general community, but it is recommended to wear a mask when out in public if you are unable to physically distance from others. Learn more about face masks: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks

17.01.2022 If you are in self-quarantine or self-isolation due to COVID-19, you can leave your home if you are in an emergency or your home is unsafe. You should try to ge...t back into self-isolation as soon as you safely can. During an emergency, if you need to attend an emergency relief centre or a Bushfire Last Resort Refuge, you need to stay outside, alert emergency services (e.g. SAPOL, relief authorities at the location etc.) and follow instructions. You must also advise emergency services that you have been forced to leave self-quarantine or self-isolation due to the emergency and that: you are a close contact of a known COVID-19 case you have recently tested positive to COVID-19 or if you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or you are in self-quarantine because you have recently returned from interstate. Review your Bushfire Survival Plan and consider adding additional face masks, hand sanitiser, and antibacterial wipes to your ‘Emergency Kit’ to protect yourself and your loved ones from COVID-19. Follow the SA Country Fire Service for emergency warnings and further advice.

17.01.2022 During the festive season, religious leaders and members of the faith community are encouraged to maintain connection to other members. If you are hosting a rel...igious event: there must be no more than 1 person per 2 square metres the number of people allowed will depend on the size of the venue employees and people undertaking official duties are not included in the total number of people. If you are attending a religious event, make sure you check-in with COVID Safe Check-In. Follow our tips for holding a COVID safe event.

16.01.2022 Are you heading to the National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant at The Adelaide Oval this Saturday? If you were lucky enough to get tickets, here are some steps you can take to celebrate the Christmas festivities in a COVID Safe way. Follow these simple tips to keep the community safe.

16.01.2022 COVID-19 Update 8 October 2020 . [NSW HEALTH] New community transmission cases have been identified in New South Wales. People travelling in or out of NSW shoul...d monitor NSW Health’s website for the latest updates: www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates . [DAILY STATS] Cases today: 0 Total active cases: 3 Total cases: 472 Patients recovered: 465 Total deaths: 4 Tests yesterday: 3,423 Total tests: 488,941 . [REMINDER] If you have COVID-19 symptoms, even if mild, get tested: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting Stay home and avoid others while you wait for your results. Wash/sanitise your hands regularly. Keep 1.5 metres distance from others wherever and whenever you can. Wipe down frequently touched surfaces. Download the COVIDSafe app. . If you don’t have symptoms but are feeling worried: Talk to friends, family or a professional if you need help Call the SA COVID-19 Information Line 1800 253 787 Call the SA COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line 1800 632 753 See more

16.01.2022 PSA: Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. A quick rinse is not enough. Germs that cause illnesses such as COVID-19, colds, flu, and gastro...enteritis can enter your body when your unwashed hands touch your face. So make sure you wash your hands often. Use alcohol-based hand sanitiser when you don’t have access to soap and water.

15.01.2022 Happy Halloween! Remember to be COVID safe if you’re heading out for a spooky night.

15.01.2022 Are you getting into the Christmas spirit and making eggnog? While this is a delicious Christmas treat, making your own with raw eggs can put yourself an...d your loved ones at risk of food poisoning. Raw eggs can contain Salmonella, which can cause diarrhoea, vomiting, stomach cramps, fever, and headaches. It is safer to purchase eggnog from the store, or make with pasteurised egg whites, or even try an egg free alternative. To find out more, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/eggsafety.

15.01.2022 Antimicrobial resistance is when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites change to become resistant to medications. Resistance to antibiotic, antiviral, antifung...al, and antiparasitic medication is a growing problem in treating infections, and is often due to: Misuse: not taking prescribed medications as directed by your doctor Overuse: taking them when you don’t need to take them at all. Antimicrobial resistance not only affects humans, but also animals and the environment. If this keeps happening, some infections may become impossible to treat and there is an increased risk of severe illnesses and death. It is important to use these medications properly, and only when they are required and prescribed by a doctor. Never self-medicate with antibiotics if you are unwell, or take antibiotics that are not prescribed for you. If you have COVID-19 symptoms, get tested as soon as possible.

15.01.2022 You may be surprised at just how much sugar is hiding in common household food and drinks! Sugar can be listed in many different forms on nutrition labels, so ...it is important to be aware of some of these: Corn syrup Glucose Fructose Molasses Sugar causes tooth decay which is Australia’s most common health problem. Here are some tips to keep your teeth in check: Replace high sugar foods with healthier choices, such as fresh fruits, raw vegetables, nuts, crackers and reduced fat dairy foods Clean your teeth and gums morning and night with a small, soft toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. To learn more about sugar and your teeth, visit www.bit.ly/3l41veP

15.01.2022 Important update to COVID-Safe Check-In: From Monday 14 December, retail stores will be required to keep a record of everyone who enters their stores staff a...nd customers. This includes supermarkets, department stores, hardware stores and general retail stores. Stores must display a QR code and people are required to check in upon entry. COVID SAfe Check-In is quick and easy to use: Download the mySA GOV app Select the COVID Safe Check-In tile at the bottom of the app’s homepage Follow the prompts to scan the QR code upon entry Check in There have been over 5 million check-ins to businesses, venues and events over the past two weeks. Thank you SA for embracing COVID-SAfe Check-In and helping to keep our community COVID Safe!

14.01.2022 Daylight saving might mean an extra hour of daylight, but it can also affect your child's sleeping patterns. Get some tips on how to make the transition easier: https://bit.ly/3idkW2s

14.01.2022 From Saturday 3 October, the following changes to restrictions come into effect: Outdoor licensed venues Standing hospitality of food and drink will be able ...to resume outdoors at licensed venues. Private functions Private functions at licensed venues with a maximum of 150 guests, like weddings, will be able to have standing consumption and dancing indoors or outdoors. Contact tracing records must be kept of all guests and a COVID Marshal must be present. More information about these restrictions will be available shortly.

13.01.2022 - : Woodville High School. Woodville High School will remain closed on Friday 27 November for deep cleaning. We plan to reopen on Monday 30 Novembe...r. SA Health have advised the following people are required to self-quarantine for 14 days: Students in year 9 who attended the school on either Monday 23 and/or Tuesday 24 November Specific staff members who SA Health have determined as close contacts (these people have been notified). : Household members of the above identified staff and year 9 students are NOT required to self-quarantine. For more information on how the identified year 9 students and staff members can self-quarantine visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidisoadvice OR for translated information visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtranslated SA Health will be in direct contact with these individuals over the coming days with further information. All other staff and students, and their household members, are no longer required to self-isolate. - : Woodville Pizza Bar. SA Health have also advised that any other students who have visited, had takeaway or delivery from the Woodville Pizza Bar from the 6 to 16 November are to: Remain in self-quarantine and contact SA Health Communicable Disease Control Branch on (08) 7425 7166.

13.01.2022 Hand hygiene is one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of infection. If you don’t have access to soap and water, you can use alcohol-based hand sa...nitiser. Tips on how to perform hand hygiene with sanitiser; squirt enough alcohol-based hand sanitiser into cupped hands to cover all surfaces rub hands together for 10 to 15 seconds pay attention to the backs of hands, wrists, between fingers and under fingernails ensure that hands are rubbed until all surfaces are dry

12.01.2022 Our very own Chief Public Health Officer, Professor Nicola Spurrier, has been nominated for 2021 SA Australian of the Year. Congratulations and best of luck to her and all the other nominees. Tom Huntley The Advertiser

11.01.2022 Updates have been made to the cross-border travel restrictions for those entering South Australia. This new Direction comes into effect as 12:01am on Wednesday ...4 November 2020. . The Emergency Management (Cross Border Travel No 17) (COVID-19) Direction 2020 has been revoked and replaced by the Emergency Management (Cross Border Travel No 18) (COVID-19) Direction 2020. This new Direction comes into effect as of 0001 Wednesday 4 November 2020. . The new Direction provides an update to the restrictions currently in place for travel into and out of South Australia. . Cross Border Community Member Essential Travellers Cross Border Community Members (people who live within 70km of the border on either side) are now no longer required to submit to COVID-19 testing . It is acknowledged that many restrictions still apply, but they are critical in dealing with the spread of COVID-19. All existing directions, frequently asked questions and other information can be found here: https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations If you require further information you can call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 between the hours of 9am to 5pm 7 days per week or go to the SA Health website at www.sahealth.sa.gov.au or www.sa.gov.au/covid-19

11.01.2022 Are you planning to head to a park for your festive celebrations this year? Celebrations at a public park can have a maximum of 200 people in total, and the... 1 person per 2 square metres rule applies. Keep in mind other groups may be celebrating in the same park, and you should keep at least 1.5 metres away. Remember: Don’t go to any gatherings if you are sick. Wash/sanitise your hands regularly. Keep 1.5 metres from others not in your group.

10.01.2022 A few updates from today's transition committee meeting. From this Thursday, cross border communities will be able travel within 70km of the Victorian and South... Australian border. Furthermore, people from exempt states travelling to South Australia via Mildura will be able to transit through provided they are not stopping. We continue to act on health advice on our road to recovery and the health and safety of South Australians absolutely remains our priority.

10.01.2022 Currently in South Australia, wearing a mask in the community when you are well is not generally recommended. This advice may change in the event of an outbreak... or community transmission. So who needs to wear a mask? Domestic travellers flying to and from South Australia are strongly encouraged to wear a mask for the entire duration of their flight. People who have been advised by their GP or health professional to wear a mask. It is mandatory for certain categories of essential travellers from Victoria to wear a mask at all times when in public. People who are in self-quarantine or self-isolation who need to leave their home to seek urgent medical care, seek urgent medical supplies or get tested for COVID-19 must wear a mask when in public. People working in hospital and non-hospital based care roles who are required to wear PPE as part of their care roles. To learn more about how to wear a mask correctly visit: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks Face masks alone will not protect you from COVID-19. It is also vital that other COVID safe practices are followed, including: Washing hands often and thoroughly. Maintaining physical distancing. Covering coughs or sneezes. Staying at home if unwell. Getting tested if you have any symptoms of COVID-19.

09.01.2022 COVID-19 Health Alert 17 December 2020 NSW Health has identified a list of locations of concern that are associated with confirmed COVID-19 cases. Anyon...e who has visited the locations on the dates/times listed on the NSW Health website under the ‘Self-isolate and get tested’ heading, must: Self-quarantine immediately for 14 days. This includes anyone you live with and/or you travelled with. Get a COVID-19 test immediately and again on day 12 of quarantine. Wear a mask when you seek testing and advise testing staff you have visited one of the NSW Health locations of concern. Call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 (9am 5pm). Anyone who has visited the locations on the dates/times listed on the NSW Health website under the ‘Monitor for symptoms’ heading, should: Seek testing immediately, even if you do not have any symptoms, and isolate until you get your results. You do not need to self-quarantine if you receive a negative test result, but you should monitor for symptoms and get re-tested immediately if symptoms appear. To view the list of NSW locations visit www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates To find a location to get a COVID-19 test visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting

09.01.2022 If you are heading out for the Black Friday sales, please be aware the weather is forecast to be very hot. Make sure you follow these tips to stay COVID safe a...nd keep cool while hunting for great deals For more #HealthyInTheHeat information, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/healthyintheheat See more

08.01.2022 COVID-19 Update 26 November 2020 . [CASES] There has been one new case of COVID-19 today.... The new case is a man in his 40s who was a known close contact of a case linked to the Parafield cluster and has been in quarantine. Today’s case is in addition to the Woodville High School student announced late yesterday, who has also been linked to the Parafield cluster. . [DAILY STATS] Cases today: 1 Total active cases: 36 Total cases: 559 Patients recovered: 519 Total deaths: 4 Tests yesterday: 9,704 Total tests: 702,210 . [REMINDER] If you have symptoms, even if mild, get tested immediately. Stay home while you wait for your results. Wash/sanitise your hands regularly. Keep 1.5m distance from others wherever possible. Clean frequently touched surfaces. . [INFORMATION AND SUPPORT] SA COVID-19 Information Line 1800 253 787 SA COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line 1800 632 753

08.01.2022 COVID-19 Update 23 October 2020 . [NEW CASES] 2 new cases - male in his teens and a female in her 20s, who recently returned from overseas. They have been in a ...medi-hotel since their arrival and there is no public health risk. . [NSW TRAVEL ADVICE] Anyone who has recently arrived in SA from NSW and has been to any locations of concern identified by NSW Health, should seek testing and self-isolate immediately: www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates . [DAILY STATS] Cases today: 2 Total active cases: 10 Total cases: 487 Patients recovered: 473 Total deaths: 4 Tests yesterday: 2,733 Total tests: 528,925 . [REMINDER] If you have COVID-19 symptoms, even if mild, get tested: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting Stay home and avoid others while you wait for your results. Wash/sanitise your hands regularly. Keep 1.5 metres distance from others wherever and whenever you can. Wipe down frequently touched surfaces. Download the COVIDSafe app. . If you don’t have symptoms but are feeling worried: Talk to friends, family or a professional if you need help Call the SA COVID-19 Information Line 1800 253 787 Call the SA COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line 1800 632 753 See more

07.01.2022 Visitor restrictions for public hospitals have been updated. Two adult visitors are now permitted per inpatient, per day. One adult can accompany a patient ...to an Emergency Department or a hospital based outpatient appointment. Please check with individual hospitals for local visitor information before you attend. There is some flexibility for special circumstances, particularly for palliative care, so please contact your care team directly to discuss your individual situation. Thank you for helping keep our patients, staff and community safe. For more information visit: https://bit.ly/3lW4WEX

06.01.2022 Chickenpox is a highly contagious disease that can spread through the air, with the particles able to remain in the air for minutes or even hours. The main sy...mptom is a blistering, itchy skin rash that may appear over several days. The rash is usually more noticeable on the torso and can also affect the scalp and the inside of the mouth, nose, and throat. Chickenpox can be infectious from 2 days before the rash appears until at least 5 days after the rash first appears and once all blisters have crusted over. In childhood, chickenpox is usually a mild illness and can be so mild it might not be noticed. Chickenpox may be particularly severe in children with leukaemia, pregnant women and young babies. Keep your child home if they are showing any symptoms and speak to your GP as soon as possible. Importantly, immunisation against chickenpox is available. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3cvW19u

06.01.2022 South Australia’s Adult Safeguarding Unit responds to reports of elder abuse and abuse of adults living with a disability. If you or someone you know is at ri...sk of, or is being abused, you can call the South Australian Abuse Prevention Phone Line 1800 372 310, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm. You can contact the phone line for information and support, or make a report to the Adult Safeguarding Unit. For more information, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/adultsafeguardingunit

06.01.2022 Christmas can be a particularly difficult time for some, and it may look a little bit different this year for most of us. If you’re struggling and need to talk ...to someone about how you’re feeling, help is available. Our network of specialist services is only a phone call away, and some have online chat options available. Visit our COVID-19 Mental Health support web portal for resources and more information: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVID19MentalHealthSupport.

05.01.2022 The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in learning new terms that weren’t previously used in our day-to-day lives. We understand that there are some terms used when reporting COVID-19 that require further explanation. Check out our COVID-19 ‘Terms to know’ to learn more.

05.01.2022 It is National Carers Week, a chance to show our appreciation for carers. This week, we want to encourage you to celebrate and recognise the enormous contributi...on carers make to our lives. If you have an amazing carer in your life, shout it out in the comments! If you are a carer, we want to hear what life is like for you! Share below. Carers Australia Carers Week

03.01.2022 The weather is forecast to be hot in the coming days. If you need to get a COVID-19 test, plan ahead. Check the weather. Get tested early or in the evening du...ring the coolest part of the day. . Hours for Friday 27 and Saturday 28 November Aldinga GP Plus Health Care Centre COVID-19 drive-through testing site 6.30am to 11am Repat Health Precinct COVID-19 drive-through testing site 6.30am to 11am Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre COVID-19 drive-through testing site 6.30am to 11am Port Adelaide COVID-19 drive-through testing site 6.30am to 11am Elizabeth COVID-19 testing clinic (Elizabeth Way) 6.30am to 8pm Victoria Park Pakapakanthi COVID-19 drive-through testing site 6.30am to 11am, reopens 8pm to midnight Parafield COVID-19 mobile testing clinic 6.30am to 11am The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (now testing children) 9am to 9pm Adelaide (Wayville) Showgrounds COVID-19 testing clinic 8am 9pm Women's and Children's Hospital COVID-19 testing clinic 8am to 9pm Flinders Medical Centre COVID-19 testing clinic 10am to 8pm Royal Adelaide Hospital COVID-19 testing clinic 9am to 9pm Lyell McEwin Hospital COVID-19 testing clinic 7am to 10pm (updated) Magill COVID-19 mobile testing clinic Permanently closed Gawler COVID-19 mobile testing site Permanently closed . Get tested if: You have any symptoms of COVID-19, even if mild, as soon as symptoms appear. You have been asked by SA Health to get a test. Find a location to get tested: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting If you need to get tested: Please be patient with staff who are working hard to organise logistics and collect samples. Be prepared for your visit by bringing water and snacks. If you are attending a walk-in site, bring sun protection (sunscreen, hat, umbrella) and a chair. Keep 1.5 metres between yourself and others in line and wear a mask if possible. Motorists are reminded to not queue across intersections, ensure that you leave enough distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you, drive slowly through the testing sites and ensure you have enough fuel if waiting in line at a drive-through clinic. After your test: Go straight home. Avoid contact with other people. Stay in self-isolation until you receive a negative test result (in certain cases you may be required to remain in self-isolation or self-quarantine if directed to do so by SA Health or SA Police, even if you receive a negative test result). Information on how to self-isolate/self-quarantine: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidisoadvice If you are well but worried, contact the SA COVID-19 Mental Health Support Line on 1800 632 753

02.01.2022 Each week in Australia, a child is hit by a slow moving vehicle around the home. With school holidays in full swing, please take care and check your surround...ings for young children when driving onto and backing out of driveways. Remember: Discourage children from using the driveway as a play area. Prevent children from entering the garage and driveway from the house consider using self-closing doors, fencing and gates. If you don’t know, don’t go. Learn more at www.kidsafesa.com.au/driveway-safety or check out Kidsafe SA.

02.01.2022 Children can get hotter more quickly than adults and are at greater risk of suffering from heat-related illness. It’s important to make sure your child knows wh...at to do if they feel unwell in the heat, especially if they are away from home. Make sure they know these tips so they stay #healthyintheheat: Stop playing if they get too hot. Move to a cool place/sit in the shade. Drink lots of water. Don’t be embarrassed or upset to tell someone if they don’t feel well. For more information, please visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/HealthyInTheHeat

01.01.2022 Don’t believe the myths. It’s important to get tested for COVID-19, even if you have mild symptoms. Head to a testing site as soon as you develop:... fever or chills cough sore throat runny nose shortness of breath loss of taste and smell To find out where you can get tested, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting

01.01.2022 Like people, animals can suffer from heat-related illnesses too. Keep your pets cool this summer by following these tips. More #HealthyInTheHeat tips at www.sa...health.sa.gov.au/healthyintheheat If you don’t have any pets, you may consider leaving small bowls of water in your garden so wildlife can keep cool too.

01.01.2022 It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! If you are planning festive celebrations with your loved ones, remember to be COVID safe. Celebrations at home... can have a maximum of 50 people including children and infants, and the 1 person per 2 square metre rule applies. Remember: Don’t go to any gatherings if you are sick. Wash/sanitise your hands regularly. If you’re not at home, keep 1.5 metres from others not in your family group.