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Dr. Bill Streck, left, and his coronavirus team brief the region's press at 12:30 today. Others, from left, are Drs. Bill LeCates, Steve Heneghan, and Charles Hyman (Jim Kevlin/AllOTESGO.com)

By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

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COOPERSTOWN – (607) 547-5555 is “your pathway to help.”

If you have coronavirus symptoms – fever, coughing, trouble breathing – don’t rush to the emergency room or your primary care doctor.

Call Bassett Hospital’s coronavirus hotline: (607) 547-5555.

You may be told you don’t need to worry.

You may be told you need to see a doctor or medical professional, and will be given an appointment and told what to do text.

You may be screened remotely, via telemedicine.  Perhaps you can be treated at home, to avoid coming in contact with other people.

But first, call (607) 547-5555

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