Treatments are available if you’re sick, and research shows they work, decreasing your risk of hospitalization and death–if you get them in time. Treatments may also reduce your risk for developing Long COVID. Don’t wait to see if your symptoms get worse. If you feel sick, even a little, take steps to get tested and treated now. Getting treatment may be free, so there’s no reason to delay.  Here are four ways to get treatment:  Call your doctor who will recommend the best course of action. Go to a Test to Treat site where you can get tested and treated in one visit. Contact a telemedicine provider who can evaluate you for treatment over the phone. Some people may qualify for a FREE nationwide telehealth program. The National Institutes of Health established the program in partnership with eMed. Learn more and find out if you qualify. Find a community health center near you. Health centers provide care to patients regardless of ability to pay. There are a few treatment options currently available for people who are likely to get very sick from COVID-19:  Antivirals, which are pills, must be started within 5 days of your first COVID-19 symptoms. They require a prescription.  Other treatments may be available and must be taken shortly after COVID-19 symptoms begin.  If you have symptoms, don’t wait, seek testing right away and talk to a healthcare provider.