What's The Risk Of Letting Guests Stay Over Around the Holidays?

The video discusses the risks of COVID-19 during holiday gatherings, emphasizing that such gatherings are high risk due to the prevalence of the virus. It advises against gathering with people outside of one's household, especially if there are high-risk individuals involved. The video also suggests assessing the risk based on community incidence rates and provides safety measures for those who must host short visits. Additional resources for understanding risk levels are provided.

Why is it considered high risk to have family or friends stay over during the holidays?

• Due to the lack of holiday decorations.

• Because it is expensive to host guests.

• Due to the significant presence of COVID-19 in most states.

• Because it is difficult to find accommodation.

What should you consider if someone high-risk is visiting your home?

• Whether they have a gift for you.

• The additional risk they might bring and if it's worth it.

• Whether they will help with household chores.

• If they are bringing their own food.

What is a recommended precaution if you must host visitors during the holidays?

• Use separate bathrooms and rooms.

• Share the same bathroom.

• Cook meals together.

• Sleep in the same room.

What is the safest option regarding holiday gatherings according to the video?

• Traveling to another state.

• Avoiding gatherings altogether.

• Inviting only close friends.

• Hosting a large party.

Where can you find more information on risk levels?

• On a social media platform.

• On newsy.com/what'stherisk.

• At the local library.

• In a newspaper.