How to properly fit a face maskDUE TO SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES, YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN CLOTH or MEDICAL MASK. OAAC will not be able to provide a mask for you.Our providers and co-workers do have the necessary PPE to wear for the protection of our patients.• You could spread COVID-19 to others even if…
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OAAC's Telemedicine Instructions for Patients
1. Use a computer or device with camera/microphone 2. Follow the link sent to you earlier via text message or email 3. Allow your browser to use your webcam and microphone 4. Type in your name and click check in 5. Your care provider will start your visit. Call Tips…
Read More Coronavirus (COVID-19): What People With Asthma Need to Know
What Is the Coronavirus (COVID-19)? A coronavirus is a type of virus that often occurs in animals. Sometimes, it can spread to humans. This is rare. In December 2019, a new coronavirus started spreading. Experts think people first caught the virus at a fish and live animal market. Now it is spreading from person to person. According…
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2020 Allergy Capitals™ Report Ranks the Most Challenging Cities in the U.S. for Allergies; Oklahoma City named 9th out of 100
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), the premiere patient advocacy organization representing more than 60 million Americans with asthma and allergies, just released its annual Allergy Capitals™ report for 2020. The report identifies the most challenging places to live with spring and fall allergies in the top 100 metropolitan areas in the U.S.…
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OAAC hosts Yukon Open House and Ribbon Cutting
A ribbon cutting and open house was held January 24 to celebrate the official grand opening of OAAC’s newest satellite clinic. Allergy-friendly goodies from Yukon’s 9oh6 Baking Company were available. Yukon Chamber members attended to officially welcome OAAC to the community. OAAC’s Board President Dr. Laura Chong thanked the community for the warm welcome.
Read More Winter Allergies Making Us Miserable
If you recently moved to Oklahoma thinking you would be safe from winter allergies, think again. Certain trees have an aggressive blooming season in the winter months. Cedar pollen can cause a myriad of symptoms including headache, conjestion, losing voice, sinus pressure, itchy eyes, post nasal drip, earaches, sore throat, and increased asthma symptoms. OAAC’s…
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