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Corona Virus Desease 2019 (Covid-19) has become widespread as a global pandemic. One of the most vulnerable to contracting is the elderly. Educational media is needed to provide education for the elderly to avoid the Covid-19 outbreak. The purpose of this study was to determine the feasibility of a healthy lifestyle education media for the elderly through herbal beveragess to deal with Covid-19. The method in this research is the development of educational media according to Fenrich which consists of analysis, planning, design, development, and implementation. Educational media developed in the form of video and e-flyers. The instrument was in the form of a validation sheet and a user response questionnaire. The results of the feasibility study of educational media showed that the educational media developed were very feasible based on the results of expert validation and user responses. Education media products for healthy lifestyles for the elderly through herbal beveragess to deal with Covid-19 that have been developed are video and e-flyers.

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This study measures the effectiveness of the use of social media in conducting education and information to the people of Surabaya relating to covid-19. This study takes the object of study on the activities of Surabaya people during the implementation of social restrictions. Media socialization has now experienced significant changes, from conventional to increasingly sophisticated. This research uses simple random sampling method, while the population of this study is entirely residents in Surabaya. From this population, 300 respondents were selected as the sample who will be asked to fill in the list of questions that the researcher has made. The objectives achieved by this study are about various socialization media which can influence the awareness of Surabaya people to comply with the government's appeal during restrictions. From the results of this survey, doctors and medical personnel become trusted people to provide education, not local government and influencers.

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