COVID-19

The CDC announced Thursday that fully vaccinated individuals can gather without masks and can do so without physically distancing. ABC15 Health Insider Dr. Janice Johnston of Redirect Health spoke with ABC15 Mornings Friday about what the new guidance means for our communities.

The CDC recently updated guidelines about wearing a mask outdoors, but as far as indoors, the advice is to leave that mask on. But if you’re fully vaccinated, why can’t you take it off?

Concerns about a night out at the bar or even just a game night with friends? We all want to get back to that, but before you RSVP to anything, there’s something doctors say we all should know.

As we reflect on one year of COVID-19, our very own Dr. Janice Johnston sat down with @arizonasfamily to discuss her experience working on the frontline since the beginning of the pandemic. Learn more here!

After receiving your COVID-19 vaccine, it is completely normal to experience some side effects, like dizziness or chills. ABC15 sat down with our very own Dr. Janice Johnston to discus why your may have side effects and why it isn’t a bad thing.

A recent survey found that nearly 1 in 2 people had skipped an appointment or delayed care because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Chief Medical Officer and ABC15 Health Insider, Dr. Janice Johnston, shares the importance of staying up-to-date on routine care during the pandemic.. Learn more here

ABC15 spoke with health expert and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Janice Johnston, to answer some of your most pressing questions about the coronavirus vaccine, the process of getting vaccinated, and more!

You have likely seen pictures of your friends or family getting their COVID-19 vaccine shot by now. If you have not received your vaccine yet, you may be wondering what it will be like to get it. To help answer this question we spoke with our own pain medicine specialist, Dr. Deepesh Shah, about his experience with getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Last week we asked our patients and members what they wanted to know about the new COVID-19 vaccines. Here are Chief Medical Director Dr. Janice Johnston’s answers to your most frequently asked questions.