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Cough & Cold Line

In anticipation of an increase in respiratory illness in our community -- flu, RSV and COVID-19 -- ChristianaCare has set up a new COUGH & COLD LINE to help you out! If you are 18 and older and don’t feel well, CALL 302-623-7400, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Through a series of prompts, the ChristianaCare COUGH & COLD LINE will provide helpful info on how best to manage your cold, flu and COVID-19 symptoms at home. We’ll also guide you on when you should seek care.

Through the ChristianaCare COUGH & COLD LINE, we can help connect you with a ChristianaCare virtual primary care provider.

If your need is more urgent, there are 16 ChristianaCare Go-Health Urgent Care Centers in DE and MD. Save your spot in line or set up a virtual visit.

Community Health

Delaware Health Career Collaborative

Providing early exposure to potential career paths.

An Immersive Opportunity

The Delaware Health Career Collaborative (formerly the Healthcare Academy) is a free, two-week immersive opportunity for rising 10th, 11th and 12th grade high school students to experience what working in health care looks and feels like, in both clinical and non-clinical roles. Through virtual exploratory learning, students will be exposed to a variety of disciplines, which may provide early exposure to career paths.

This includes:

This summer program is a great resume-builder for any student preparing for college or interested in the health care industry.

The Delaware Health Career Collaborative is a partnership between ChristianaCare, iLead, Office of Health Equity, iREACH and Delaware Academy of Medicine/Delaware Public Health Association.

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