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Several treatments for COVID-19 are now available to those at higher risk for progression to severe disease, but not currently sick enough to require hospital care. These medications are free, but require a prescription from a healthcare provider. If you test positive for COVID-19 and are at high risk for severe illness, ask your healthcare provider if you are eligible to receive medication to treat COVID-19. If you do not have a healthcare provider, you can call 311 and ask to be connected to a communicable disease nurse who can assist you in finding care. Healthcare providers can also ask to speak with a communicable disease nurse to learn more about COVID-19 treatment options. If you are a healthcare provider, click here for more information

Those at risk for severe illness are more likely to be hospitalized, require intensive care, and may die due to COVID-19. Risk factors for severe COVID-19 infection include age over 65 and/or certain medical conditions. Find out more here.

COVID-19 Case Tracker

COVID-19 Related Letters

Report At-Home COVID-19 Positive Test Result

Harvard Health Publishing has created and translated accessible COVID-19 information into 37 different languages to help all patients, especially immigrants and non-English speaking communities, stay informed and healthy. These materials are freely available to the general public without any copyright restrictions.
The website can be found here: www.covid19healthliteracyproject.com

English fact sheets can be found here: covid19healthliteracyproject.com

COVID-19 News

Covid-19 Case Update January 24, 2021 5:30pm

COVID-19 Vaccine Information
As of January 24 at 11 a.m., on Long Island
•        149,370  COVID-19 vaccine doses have been received
•        144,508 doses have been administered, 82%
 
COVID-19 Viral Testing: On January 23: 
•        17,867  COVID-19 tests were administered
•        2,382,701  total tests have been administered since March
•        1,117 new cases were reported
•        135,174 total cases have been reported since March
•        5.7% of those tested since March have been confirmed positive for COVID-19
•        6.3% tested positive in Suffolk County yesterday; 7.4% positive on a 7-day average
•      6.0% tested positive on Long Island yesterday; 7.0% positive on a 7-day average
COVID-19 CASE TRACKER Map, Suffolk County
 
Antibody Testing, Suffolk County
•    34,973 individuals not previously tested for COVID-19 have tested positive for antibodies
•    322,882 total were tested for antibodies
Fatalities, Suffolk County
•    13 fatalities
•    2,690 total fatalities
Hospitalization, Suffolk County, data from January 23, 2021
•    801 individuals were hospitalized, a decrease of 16 in 24 hours
•    85 were new admissions
•    136 patients were in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), an increase of 6  in 24 hours
•    81 patients were in the ICU and intubated
•    88  were discharged since the last report
•    9,806 discharged since March 22
Hospital Capacity, Suffolk County
•    3,209 hospital beds, 752 available, 23%
•    439 ICU beds, 97 available, 22%
 
Daily Hospitalizations Summary – Long Island
NYSDOH COVID Winter Plan
COVID Micro-Clusters - New rules and restrictions directly target areas with the highest transmission of COVID-19 cases & surrounding communities
New York State Contact Tracing information
New York State Early Warning Monitoring System Dashboard – Long Island
New York State COVID-19 School Reporting
Complaints about Noncompliance with Covid-19 Guidelines
•    Report Unsafe Business Practices here.
•    To report an in-progress noncompliant event that requires immediate response by law enforcement, call 631-852-COPS.
New York Forward Reopening Guide
•    Phase 1 – Construction: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting; Retail Trade; Manufacturing; Wholesale Trade; Higher Education, Research
•    Phase 2 – Offices; Real Estate; Essential & Phase II In-Store Retail; Vehicle Sales, Leases & Rentals; Retail Rental, Repair & Cleaning; Commercial Building Management: Hair Salons and Barbershops; Outdoor & Take-Out/Delivery Food Services
•    Phase 3 – Food Services; Personal Care
•    Phase 4–Higher Education; Pre-K to Grade 12 Schools; Low-Risk Outdoor Arts & Entertainment; Low Risk Indoor Arts & Entertainment; Media Production; Professional Sports Competitions with No Fans; Malls; Gyms and Fitness Centers; Gaming Facilities; Movie Theatres; Ski Facilities
COVID-19 Guidance
Includes information on Isolation and Quarantine, FAQs Regarding School Reopening, NYS Travel Advisory, and Guidance for Employers
COVID-19 Resources and Services in Suffolk County
Includes information on viral and antibody testing, telemedicine, blood plasma donations, mental health resources, low income resources, support and relief programs, resources for families with children, and more.
 
 
 
 

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