A full year after the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, CovCare continues to keep people safe and healthy thanks to our extensive selection of Personal Protective Equipment. Now we’re setting our sights on a very bright future at CovCare!

When vaccinated people can finally go without masks in public depends on how fast the rates of disease drops and what percentage of people remain unvaccinated in the surrounding community. Until then, it’s best to keep wearing a mask even after being vaccinated.

From CDC recommendations to the realities medical professionals face in the field, CovCare takes a closer look at why extended use of N95 respirators is favored over re-use and provide less risk of contact transmission of the Coronavirus.

Medical Supplies leader CovCare continues to set trends by accepting meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin for their online PPE purchases

Keeping TROSA staff members and their patients safe is a major need for their organization, CovCare recently donated multiple boxes of 3-ply disposable face masks so TROSA can continue their important work in the community throughout Durham, North Carolina.

From Face Masks to Face Shields, CovCare carries a variety of personal protective equipment (PPE) that offers children premium-quality and comfort masks and face shields that are FDA registered and CE certified.

After struggling to receive PPE items, CovCare donated facemasks to community based organization Community Highlight, who provides both educational development and raises awareness about preventing the spread of disease in Southeast Africa.

After hearing about the challenges faced by students and staff alike at Goverment Street Christian School in Mobile, Alabama, CovCare generously donated boxes of 3-ply disposable facemasks in an effort to offer protection and support during an unprecedented school year.

In the past seven months since the Coronavirus pandemic hit the United States, CovCare has worked closely with nonprofit organizations in donating facemasks for community outreach events with Women of Color International Association (pictured above), RideShare Drivers United, Companions Journeying Together, and Ballin’ 4 Peace among other community organizations.

Selecting a disposable 3-ply mask to purchase and wear in everyday use for yourself, your child, or for those in the medical field is made easy through the help of CovCare.

CovCare offers a variety of protective gowns for healthcare professionals so they can choose the appropriate gown for their work needs.

From NIOSH Certified N95 face masks to CE Certified KN95 respirators, we break down the different types of masks carried by CovCare to help provide some insight on which type of mask is the most appropriate for your daily and work needs.

It's always been important to CovCare to share the stories of healthcare professionals and their experiences on the frontlines during the Coronavirus Pandemic. That’s why we’re taking the time to recognize their dedicated service with CovCare’s Health Professional of the Month.

In an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-19 as cases spike, fast food restaurants like McDonald’s and Chipotle announced that they are implementing mandates for customers to wear masks or face coverings at their locations worldwide.

Much like with Montefiore Medical Center, the University of South Alabama, and Houston Methodist Hospital, CovCare is extremely proud to have the University of Texas at Austin among their trusted partners and clients as tremendous strides are being made in research toward discovering a vaccine for COVID-19 at UTA.

What remains an essential Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) product to help shield and protect those in the medical field against infectious airborne particles, face shields for everyday use have become a vast improvement from the initial cloth mask recommends during the onset of COVID-19.

As the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic took hold of the United States back in March, CovCare worked closely with Houston Methodist Hospital to ensure healthcare professionals received disposable facemasks to stay protected as they battled the surging number of COVID-19 cases that has since quadrupled since Memorial Day.

In states like Arizona, Texas, Florida, and California local fire departments are coping with a rising number of firefighters testing positive for Coronavirus or quarantined, as respective stations across the United States continue to fight COVID-19 and attempt to stay afloat.

Many nursing homes and residential care facilities across the United States are struggling to maintain staffing as low-paid workers risk their lives to offer care to older residents, sometimes without adequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Is help on the way for residents and caregivers?