Infection Prevention
With Virus Escalating, Department Recommendations Critical
Wyoming State Health Officer, Dr. Alexia Harrist said it’s not too late to improve the situation. “However, we won’t be successful if people don’t take simple steps to avoid spreading COVID-19 to someone who can’t recover easily or recover at all. It could be a family member, a friend or someone you don’t know. But doing what you can do to help is the right thing to do.”
Read MoreSafer Halloween Ideas
October, 2020 The CDC has released guidelines for people who are celebrating Halloween activities this month. Many traditional Halloween activities can be high-risk for spreading viruses. There are several safer, alternative ways to participate in the Halloween season. Lower risk activities According to the Centers for Disease Control, if you may have COVID-19 or you…
Read MoreNeed to know the difference between influenza and other illnesses? Here is a handy tool to help.
It’s difficult to tell what you have when you are sick. Here is a chart to help you tell the difference between some common illnesses.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Spike in Johnson County
Covid-19 is on the march in Johnson County. Now more than ever, we need to be vigilant as a community
Read MoreContact Tracing Burdened by Increase in COVID-19 Cases
Contact Tracing Burdened by Increase in COVID-19 Cases.
Read MorePress Release October 12, 2020 COVID-19
Johnson County, Wyoming has seen a spike in the numbers of COVID-19 cases. Here is a press release from JCHC about what is happening.
Read MoreAHCC CLOSED TO VISITORS OCT. 8, 2020
With the uptick in Johnson County of COVID-19 cases, AHCC nursing home is again closed to visitation
Read MoreWhat you can expect if you were around someone diagnosed with COVID-19
What you can expect if you were around someone diagnosed with COVID-19
Read MoreAlarming spike in COVID-19 Cases in Johnson County
Hello Johnson County, Johnson County Emergency Operations Center issued an announcement today (see the announcement below). COVID cases are rising alarmingly in Johnson County. 41% of the 46 total COVID cases in Johnson County have occurred since September 18, 2020. Up to this point, we have largely been insulated by a bubble. Undoubtedly things are…
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