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Yes, some members with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) did get COVID-19. The survey results indicated that:

- 14 percent of respondents were concerned about COVID-19 infection
- Those who stayed engaged with their healthcare providers, received regular risk assessments, and adhered to their PAH medication were less Show Full Answer

Yes, some members with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) did get COVID-19. The survey results indicated that:

- 14 percent of respondents were concerned about COVID-19 infection.
- Those who stayed engaged with their healthcare providers, received regular risk assessments, and adhered to their PAH medication were less likely to have emergency room visits.
- The CDC recommends vaccination as the safest way to prevent severe health outcomes from a COVID-19 infection, and many myPHteam members prioritized full vaccination.

Staying actively engaged with healthcare was associated with better outcomes for those with PAH during the pandemic.

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Staying Engaged With Your PAH Care: Read Our Survey Results | myPHteam