Piedmont Henry: Celebrate Thanksgiving safely during COVID

STOCKBRIDGE – This week, the U.S. will celebrate Thanksgiving and, as with most things this year, many of our celebrations and traditions will be modified to reduce the risk of getting or spreading COVID or flu.

India Robinson, M.D. a primary care physician with Piedmont Physicians of McDonough West, wants the community to know that there are still many ways to celebrate the holiday and keep friends, family, and ourselves, safe from unnecessary exposure to illnesses.

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