COVID-19 Resources for Employees, Spouses, and Children
On this page you will find the tool for employees to report COVID-19 exposure and/or symptoms. Spouses and children who have experienced exposure or COVID-19 symptoms will find guidance and next steps on this page, as well. Scroll down for a list of resources about the disease and information regarding ARUP employee scenarios and guidelines.
If you are an ARUP employee with a COVID-19 exposure and/or symptoms that might be related to COVID-19, click on the tool below (log in using your ARUP employee ID and password if prompted):
COVID Exposure and/or Symptom Reporting Tool
*This tool is best accessed with a desktop/laptop.
If you have any questions or concerns about COVID-19, please email the clinic staff at familyhealthclinic@aruplab.com, instead of calling, in order to keep the clinic phone lines open.
ARUP On-Site Employee Work Guidance
If you are sick (with any symptoms), please stay home.
- Use the COVID Exposure and/or Symptom Reporting Tool on a desktop/laptop.
- Notify your supervisor, per ARUP policy.
- Contact Human Resources if you have questions about leave options and/or pay.
If you are not sick, but you are worried about exposure, see the Employee Risk Stratification Table.
- Use the COVID Exposure and/or Symptom Reporting Tool.
- If you need to quarantine off site, notify your supervisor, per ARUP policy.
- Contact Human Resources if you have questions about your leave options and/or pay.
If you work on site, strictly follow safety policies and procedures, including use of a face covering (or other job-specific PPE), physical distancing, and high standards of hygiene.
FAQs
- Follow the guidance above based on your symptoms.
- You are not expected to work at home if you are sick. Contact your supervisor to determine next steps.
- Human Resources, ARUP management, and the clinic are working on a case-by-case basis with employees who need to stay home to determine which options are available to help you with your situation.
- Your job is not at risk if you are required to stay home.
Please start by answering these two questions before contacting the clinic.
- Do you or your child have symptoms of illness?
- Have you or your child been directly exposed to an individual who is positive for COVID-19?
If you answered YES to either question, please contact the Family Health Clinic at 801-584-5144, extension 3 to speak to a medical assistant.
If you have answered NO to both questions, testing is not warranted at this time. Please continue to be safe, wear a mask, and practice social distancing.
Do I Need to Get Tested? (FAQs)
It depends on your child’s exposure to the individual and if your child's school requires your child to have a negative test result to return to school. Contact the clinic for guidance.
Your spouse or child likely needs to be tested (depending on their level of exposure to the positive individual). However, unless your spouse or child tests positive or develops symptoms, you do not need to quarantine from work or be tested yourself.
However, you should quarantine from your family member(s) as much as possible until they have received test results. If your family member(s) tests POSITIVE for COVID-19, you will need to contact the clinic for guidance.
If your friend was symptom free for at least 48 hours prior to your exposure to them, you will not need to be tested. The exposure window is 10 days from the date of symptom onset and/or a positive test result. If your friend had symptoms or you had contact with them within the 10-day window, please contact the clinic for guidance.
Mental Health Crisis Line and Mobile Outreach Team: 1-801-587-3000
- ARUP On-Site Employee Work Guidelines
- ARUP On-Site Employee Risk Stratification Table & Guidelines
- On-site employees who are NOT sick (algorithm)
- On-site employees who are sick (algorithm)
- Coronavirus: Find out how to be safe and stay healthy.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Information (CDC Factsheets)