
Overview
COVID-19 neutralizing monoclonal antibody (mAb) is used for treating COVID-19 positive patients who are non-hospitalized due to COVID-19 and/or at high-risk for progressing to severe COVID-19.

High Risk Criteria
Adults: Patients ≥ 18 years of age who meet at least one of the following criteria
Pediatrics: Patients 12–17 years old (weighing ≥ 40kg) who meet at least one of the following criteria

Mild to Moderate Symptoms
Mild signs and symptoms
Moderate COVID-19 illness
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FAQs
Why use neutralizing mAbs in high-risk patients with COVID-19?
What are the risks of neutralizing mAb infusions that I should discuss with my patients?
How long will it take for my patients to receive the neutralizing mAb infusion?
Where can I send my patients to get a neutralizing mAb infusion?
Will my patients have to pay for this infusion?
If my patient is vaccinated and tests positive for COVID-19, can they still receive neutralizing mAb treatment?
Can COVID-19 vaccine be given to patients who have received neutralizing mAbs for treatment of COVID-19?

Emergency Use Authorization (EUA)
Acknowledgments
CONTRIBUTORS
Sandra Schneider, MD, FACEP Sam Shahid, MBBS, MPH
ACEP Staff
Liz Muth
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