Find information about isolating, monitoring your health, treatments and when to get care.

Updated November 15, 2023

People who have COVID-19 are no longer required to self-isolate. If you have symptoms, stay home and away from others, especially people at higher risk of severe illness or complications from COVID-19, until your fever is gone (without the use of medicines that reduce fever, like Tylenol) and you feel well enough to participate in daily activities.

People who work in settings with people at higher risk should consult their workplace-specific policies for guidance. There are also provincial guidelines for returning to work following suspected or confirmed respiratory illness, and management of health care workers following close contact exposures.

If you have been in close contact with someone with COVID-19, visit our COVID-19 close contacts page to learn what to do next.

  • What is self monitoring?

  • Post-COVID-19 recovery clinic

  • When to seek medical care

  • If a staff, child or other person in childcare is sick

  • How do I self-isolate?

  • Stay connected

  • COVID-19 treatments

  • Notify your close contacts

  • When to get medical care

  • Caring for a child who has COVID-19

  • Travelers to Canada

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