Parent Communications
It's a good idea to send a letter to parents highlighting your safety practices, the importance of scheduling both well and sick visits, along with scheduling delayed, missed or upcoming immunizations, the importance of monitoring developmental milestones, and the importance of monitoring mental/behavioral health. This is particularly important as the lingering stress and anxiety around COVID-19 can still adversely affect children as well as adults.
Social Media Posts
Each post can be customized for the individual practice’s social media pages and may include links for further reading. All posts have been reviewed and approved by the medical director for KHF.
- NEW: Download Social Media Posts- FDA expands eligibility for Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Booster Dose to 16-17 year olds.
- Download Social Media Posts- Travel During Holidays 2021
- Download Social Media Posts- EUA Approval of Pfizer Vaccine for 5 to 11 Year Olds
- Download Social Media Posts- Updated Differences Between the Flu and COVID
- Download Social Media Posts- Children and Long-haul COVID
- Download Social Media Posts- FDA Approves Pfizer Vaccine for 16+
- Download Social Media Posts- Handling Stress & Anxiety in Children Returning to School
- Download Social Media Posts- Return to In-Person Learning and Resurgence of RSV
- Download Social Media Posts-CDC Updated Guidelines for Camp 2021
- Download The COVID-19 Vaccine for Children
- Download Social Media Post on COVID-19 Testing and Travel
- Download Social Media Posts on the difference between COVID and Flu
- Download Social Media Posts for your Practice
- Download Social media templates covering the importance of flu vaccines
- Download Updated social media posts touching on the topics of anxiety, depression and isolation in children during the pandemic.
Additional Communications
- NEW: Download Q & A for Parents: Current State of COVID Vaccine Approval for children 6 months to 4 years of age
- Download Q & A for Parents: Updated Guidelines for Isolation and Quarantine for COVID-19
- Download Letter to Parents: COVID-19 Vaccine 5 - 11 Years Old
- Download Q & A for Parents: COVID-19 Vaccine for 5 - 11 Years Old
- Download Q & A for Parents: Pfizer Vaccine Trial Results for Children 5-11 Years of Age
- Download Q & A for Parents: The COVID-19 Delta Variant and Children
- Download Q & A for Parents: Children Returning to School
- Download Q & A for Parents: COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Ages 12 years old and older
- Download Updates from CDC and AAP and Safe Return to School
- Download Sample letter to parents on the importance of flu vaccines.
- Download New social media templates covering the importance of flu vaccines
- Download Updated social media posts touching on the topics of anxiety, depression and isolation in children during the pandemic.
- Download Additional content covering the topics of safety, sports physicals and telehealth.
Additional Resources
The Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) is working closely with the Office of the Governor, the Georgia Department of Public Health (GaDPH), and other agencies to ensure local school districts, parents, and students have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding COVID-19 (commonly called coronavirus).
This site contains the most up-to-date guidance for school districts along with resources for parents and families. Click here to access.