Getting Healthy After COVID-19: Resources for Patients

COVID-19

Last Updated: January 31, 2024

The information and resources for people with long COVID are currently under review to reflect new knowledge and understanding of the condition. Patients and providers can call the Rehabilitation Advice Line at 1-833-379-0563.

Have Questions or Need Medical Support?|Self-Management| Long COVID Videos|Online Support Groups|Resources for Caregivers, Educators, Employers & Employees|Additional Resources


A COVID-19 infection may result in long lasting symptoms such as:

Having COVID-19 is hard. Your recovery and rehabilitation (regaining your strength) after COVID-19 can be challenging, but there are resources available to help manage your symptoms and get help when needed.

This website can help you understand the effects of COVID-19 and how to cope with the health challenges you may be experiencing.

Whether you have symptoms that are lasting longer than four week or have been diagnosed with long COVID (symptoms lasting longer than 12 weeks), these symptoms can have an impact on your physical, mental and cognitive wellbeing.

Have Questions or Need Medical Support?

Information for Health Professionals

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Help Us Learn More About COVID-19.

If you have had a positive or negative test result from a PCR or rapid test, you can participate in the survey.

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Self-Management Resources

Breathing / Respiratory

Exercise, Daily Activities & Pacing

Loss of Taste & Smell

  • Loss of Taste and Smell After COVID-19 (video)

Pain

Sleep

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Long COVID Resources Video Series

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Online Support Groups

The following resources are available. Note, these are not Alberta Health Services resources and they are not maintained by Alberta Health Services.

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Resources for Parents, Caregivers, Educators, Employers & Employees

The following resources have been gathered from credible sources and reviewed by applicable experts. They include strategies and recommendations for caregivers, parents, educators, employers and employers who are looking to find ways to support individuals with COVID. If you are looking for more information on any of these resources, please contact the original sources directly.

The following resources are available. Note, these are not Alberta Health Services resources and they are not maintained by Alberta Health Services.

Resources for Parents & Caregivers

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Additional Resources