COVID-19 Services & Treatments

EVUSHELD is another monoclonal antibody which still works against Omicron. This therapy is given to individuals who are at high risk of severe COVID-19 due to immunosuppression and prior to exposure to COVID-19 to help prevent the individual from ever catching the virus. It can be given every 6 months.

• EVUSHELD Fact Sheet (PDF)

Antiviral Medicines

Two oral antiviral medications recently issued emergency use authorization (EUA) by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can help treat COVID-19.

Your doctor may prescribe one of these medications within the first 5 days of symptoms if you have mild or moderate COVID with the potential to become seriously ill, especially anyone age 65 and older or anyone with chronic illness.

• Paxlovid Fact Sheet (PDF)
• Molnupiravir Fact Sheet (PDF)

If you live with certain health conditions and/or take medications that suppress your immune system and have not responded well to COVID-19 vaccines or boosters, ask your OU Health physician if you may qualify for other potential COVID-19 medications, such as Remdesivir, an injectable antiviral that is given at an infusion clinic over the course of 3 days.

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