What's My Risk of Getting COVID-19 If I Live Near A Hospital?

The video addresses a question about the risk of contracting COVID-19 by living near a hospital. Experts explain that the risk is low unless there is direct contact with infected individuals. Factors like crowded spaces and poor air circulation increase risk. Viewers are encouraged to send questions to a provided email.

Does living near a hospital increase your risk of contracting COVID-19?

• Only if you work at the hospital.

• Only if the hospital is crowded.

• No, it does not increase the risk.

• Yes, it significantly increases the risk.

What is necessary for an increased risk of contracting COVID-19?

• Living near a hospital

• Direct contact with infected individuals

• Eating at restaurants

• Having a pet

Which of the following factors can increase the risk of COVID-19 transmission?

• Good air circulation

• Short exposure time

• Crowded spaces

• Living in a rural area

How can the risk of COVID-19 be reduced?

• By living near a hospital

• By spending more time in crowded areas

• By improving air circulation

• By increasing the number of people in a space

What should you do if you have a question about your COVID-19 risk?

• Visit a hospital

• Send a video question to newsy.com

• Ignore it

• Ask a friend