At a time where access to reliable information can directly impact health, Ebony Caldwell, EdD discusses the importance of equal access to education on the COVID-19 vaccines.

Teens aged 16 and older are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines in New York State. Dr. Cynthia Christy answers common questions from parents & teenagers.

Feeling anxious or uneasy about returning to normal as the pandemic ends? Dr. Garry Spink of Rochester Regional Health provides 3 tips to help cope.

View our Guide for the latest on eligibility for and availability of COVID-19 vaccination appointments in our region.

All individuals over the age of 16 who live, work or study in New York State are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines.

Our team answers the most frequently asked questions we’ve received about vaccination eligibility, scheduling, and the process at area vaccination clinics.

You may find yourself in need of an asymptomatic COVID-19 test for a variety of reasons. But how should you go about getting one? Here's a go-to guide.

This year's flu season is more unique that any year before because of COVID-19. Here are the 2020/21 flu season numbers and final flu season numbers for 2019/20.

Primary care physician Sonia Dar, MD, tells us why you should maintain contact with your primary care provider now more than ever.

Three COVID-19 vaccines are currently approved in the United States. Here's what we know about them.

The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is now being distributed for administration in New York State. Here's what experts know.

Once you get vaccinated, what does it mean for mask-wearing, travel, social gatherings, herd immunity, and more? Drs. Maryrose Laguio-Vila and Robert Mayo provide their insight.

Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Marcy C. Mulconry weighs in on recent social media claims about the vaccines’ impact on women.

Acknowledging feelings of fear, frustration and distress rebuilds connections for patients struggling with difficult illnesses or hospitalization.

Rochester Regional Health assists in trial with Pfizer/BioNTech to study the outcome of a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Can certain vitamins help prevent and treat COVID-19? Hannah Smith, RD, CDN, provides insight on the impact of vitamins on the immune system.

New Yorkers who have chronic conditions are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines. How and when do you provide proof of your condition in order to get vaccinated?

Chief Medical Officer Tara Gellasch, MD, helps us understand how the COVID-19 vaccines can impact pregnant and breastfeeding women and whether the vaccines are safe.

Double masking, or layering two masks, is a proven option for non-healthcare workers to reduce exposure to COVID-19.

As you're staying up-to-date on the latest COVID-19 news, you may come across words you haven't heard before. We've provided definitions of common vaccine-related terms.

Healthcare workers are among the first groups to receive the COVID-19 vaccines. Read why some of our team members decided to get vaccinated.

Researcher and vaccine expert, Dr. Michael Pichichero debunks common myths about the currently approved COVID-19 vaccines.

Dr. David Gill provides insights on the serious neurological complications that patients with COVID-19 may experience, including weakness and stroke.

As COVID-19 vaccines become more available over the coming months, people are wondering how herd immunity comes into play in ending the pandemic.

Rochester Regional Health is hiring hundreds of community members to staff our vaccination clinics. Learn more about the new roles.

How much concern are these reactions to the health of patients? Dermatologist Dr. Beth Lertzman explains.

Learn what groups of people should wait before getting the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Drs. Shahzad Mustafa and Nadia Kousar.

New coronavirus strains have appeared throughout the world and in various states throughout the U.S. Here's what our doctors know.

Dr. Beth Orlowski explains when it's likely that kids will get access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

People over the age of 65 were among the first groups to receive the COVID-19 vaccines in New York State. Learn why.

Rochester Regional Health is holding vital clinics for eligible individuals in the community in partnership with the Finger Lakes COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force and other regional organizations

The CDC has recommended that four key groups receive COVID-19 vaccinations, as early supplies are limited.

While the new vaccines are similar in the protection they offer, they differ in other areas. Drs. Maryrose Laguio-Vila and Nadia Kousar explain.

People of color are among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. EVP Deborah Stamps explains how the new vaccines impact African American and Latinx communities.

Dr. Maryrose Laguio-Vila explains how the new COVID-19 vaccines compare to other common vaccines.

While there may be some mild-to-moderate symptoms such as fever, fatigue, headache, and arm soreness, experts say the vaccines are safe to take.