While we continue to monitor Ohio’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure the health and safety of our campus community, we are happy to welcome you to our campus. Our classes and services are now available both online and in-person. We are here and ready to help you move forward with your academic goals.

CDC Guide to Masks

 

COVID-19 Update from Dr. Harry Kestler – February 22, 2022

 

Technology for remote learning: Student Technology Guide.

 

Get free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests

Every home in the U.S. is eligible to order four free at-⁠home COVID-⁠19 tests through the Federal Government. The tests are completely free. Orders will usually ship in 7-12 days.

Order your tests now so you have them when you need them.

Order Free At-Home Tests

 

Have you tested positive or were you exposed to COVID-19?

Please follow these CDC guidelines if:

You Have COVID-19

Covid Positive
regardless of your COVID-19 vaccination status

You Were Exposed to COVID-19

Covid Vaccine is Up to Date
and your COVID-19 vaccines are up-to-date

You Were Exposed to COVID-19

Exposed and not vaccinated
and you're unvaccinated or your vaccines ARE NOT up-to-date

 

You can also call your local health department based on residence for more information:

 

Contact Campus Security at (440) 366-4053 for information about COVID-19 tests.  

 

Vaccines and Boosters

Find a vaccine or booster location near you by using the CDC’s vaccine website at http://www.vaccines.gov. 

More information on the vaccine can be found on the Lorain County Public Health website.

Vaccine Resources

Lorain County Public Health
Information about the vaccine, who is eligible, and how to make an appointment. 

Ohio Dept of Health – COVID-19 Vaccine
Learn about the Ohio’s vaccination program. 

Ohio Department of Health – Myths vs. Facts
Facts and myths about the vaccine.

 

Health and Wellness Students and Vaccines

LCCC strongly encourages, but does not require, students to receive the COVID-19 vaccination. However, students pursuing health and wellness programs for which clinical experiences will occur in healthcare settings should be aware that vaccination against COVID-19 may be required by local healthcare facilities.

In an environment in which such requirements are still rapidly changing, students should also be aware that clinical site policies are subject to ongoing changes. LCCC, as well as its clinical partners, are not able to change individual student placements without disruption to students’ progress in their program of study.

Health and Wellness students are strongly encouraged to receive vaccination prior to acceptance into their programs in order to fulfill clinical requirements in full. 

 

More About COVID-19

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The Ohio Department of Health

Lorain County Public Health

 

COVIDeo Series by Dr. Harry Kestler

See the complete COVIDeo series by LCCC Virologist Dr. Kestler on Youtube.