What are some things I could do if I'm living with someone who is sick at home?
1. Start using a separate bathroom, if possible.  While living together with a sick person, take advantage of the spare space you can find. This way, you can avoid germs that spread through cough or sneeze droplets. In the absence of space, be sure to maintain high hygiene practices, and regularly disinfect high-contact surfaces in the bathrooms.
2. Be more careful with laundry. Germs can survive anywhere, on fabrics, on sheets, and even on blankets. When living with a sick person, make sure you wash these frequently. Use gloves, keep possibly infected clothes far away, and avoid shaking soiled laundry.
3. Don’t share personal items. Things like towels and dishes shouldn't be shared with a sick person. Make sure you give a sick person their separate items and space.
4. Sleep in a separate bed. Be at least six feet away from a person who's actively sick to get affected by the germs from their coughs and sneezes, even during sleep times. 
5. Have the sick person wear a face mask. If you share a confined space with a sick person, then you should have them wear a mask to prevent getting sick from droplets spread when they cough and sneeze.