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Our specialists are dedicated to helping you manage the long-term effects of COVID-19 and improve your quality of life.
Long COVID can affect your physical and emotional health in many ways. At the COVID Recovery Clinic, our multidisciplinary team provides personalized care to help you manage ongoing symptoms and improve your quality of life.
We care for patients who have experienced COVID-related symptoms for more than three months. These may include fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath, body aches, cough, digestive issues, dizziness, anxiety and depression.
As one of the few federally funded Long COVID practices in the U.S., our clinic works with other grant-supported programs to stay current on the latest research and evidence-based approaches to care
Your core care team includes specialists in primary care, physical therapy, occupational therapy and social work. During your initial consultation, you’ll meet with multiple members of the team who will work together to develop a care plan based on your symptoms and needs.
When appropriate, we can also coordinate care with specialists in:
To receive care through the COVID Recovery Clinic, you must:
If you are seeking care for symptoms related to a COVID-19 vaccine rather than Long COVID, please contact Occupational Medicine.
Our team of experienced clinicians provides integrated, compassionate care to help you manage the symptoms of Long COVID and improve your quality of life. Here’s what to expect as you begin your care with our COVID Recovery Clinic.
Note: When registering, we do not schedule appointments with Dr.McAuley’s primary care office.
Submit the following through the patient portal or email covidrecovery@med.usc.edu:
Once your intake and financial clearance are complete, our nurse navigator will coordinate your next visit.
Before your in-person consultation, you’ll have a 45- to 60-minute telehealth visit with a licensed clinical social worker.
During this visit, we’ll learn more about the psychological and social factors that may be affecting your health. This information helps our team develop a personalized care plan based on your needs.
During your in-person consultation, you’ll meet with members of our multidisciplinary care team, which may include:
Please allow up to two hours for this comprehensive visit.
Appointments are offered on the first and third Friday mornings of each month.
After your visit, a comprehensive report will be uploaded to your patient portal and sent to your primary care provider.
Based on your individual needs, your care team will recommend next steps and may refer you to additional services, such as:
Your care team will discuss your next steps with you and schedule follow-up appointments as needed.
We’ll continue to work with you and your health care providers to support your ongoing care and recovery.
