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13 November 2020 A Message from Hot Springs County Health Officer Vernon Miller, M.D.
As everyone is probably aware, Wyoming is experiencing an unprecedented increase in cases of COVID-19. Over the last several weeks the Wyoming County Health Officers have been studying this and have asked Governor Gordon for a state mask mandate. The Wyoming Medical Society and Wyoming Hospital Association have joined in this request.
It is vital that we keep all our businesses and schools open and our activities attended. Increased use of face coverings will help with this going forward. This is one of the few weapons we have in the fight against this virus until we have an effective vaccine and more effective treatments.
Vernon W. Miller, M.D.
Please see the following letter to The Honorable Mark Gordon from the Wyoming County Health Officers, Wyoming Medical Society and the Wyoming Hospital Association
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Incident Management Team Situation Report November 12, 2020 at 4:45pm
Reminder, Situation Reports will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays, unless urgent information becomes necessary.
NOTICE - Tuesday, Nov. 11, the Wyoming Department of Health announced 13 additional coronavirus-related deaths and more than 1,000 new confirmed cases, both of which are the most in a SINGLE DAY. Thirty-seven deaths had been announced in all of October. Prior to that, the state had never announced more than 13 in a single month. There have now been 40 coronavirus-related deaths reported so far in November, making it Wyoming’s deadliest month after only 10 days, 13 people died in the last week alone. There are now 183 coronavirus patients hospitalized in Wyoming as of Nov. 12.
17 of the 19 ICU beds at Wyoming Medical Center are full. No ICU beds available at Cheyenne Veterans Affairs Medical Center or Sage West in Lander.
Gov. Mark Gordon, County Health Officers, health care providers, public health, urge the state’s residents to wear masks. Fact: Masks prevent the spread of COVID-19…if they’re worn.
Governor Gordon has released the Fifteenth Continuation of Statewide Public Health Orders. These orders are effective November 1 through November 15. There is one minor change, to the gymnasium provisions. Patrons (not just staff) can now clean equipment after use.
See below to view the entire documents.
To date in Hot Springs County:
Lab Confirmed Cases: 60
Active: 16
Current Probable: 2
Lab Confirmed -Recovered: 45
Probable Recovered: 7
LOCAL NEWS:
REMINDER: Please submit any Covid-19 questions you may have to the HSC Covid-19 Q&A page by emailing them to :
FREE HOME TEST KITS ARE AVAILABLE TO WYOMING RESIDENTS
To take advantage of the free testing, visit https://www.vaulthealth.com/covid and order a collection kit. The test order requires that you upload a photo of the person to be tested. The $150 testing fee is waived for all kits shipped to a Wyoming address and all shipping is prepaid. The saliva is collected during a supervised, online telehealth visit with a Vault test supervisor, which requires an internet connection. Results are reported within 48 hours of when your sample arrives at the lab.
If you are interested in statewide hospital reports the COVID-19 Hospital Resources in Wyoming website may be of interest. The top graph demonstrates the spikes in Wyoming Coronavirus hospitalizations over the past few weeks. This represents ONLY patients who are too ill to stay home. This graph does not represent those who are recovering at home.
Hot Springs County Public Health wants to remind everyone the best way to prevent the flu is by getting a flu vaccine each year. We recommend that pretty much everyone over the age of six months should get a seasonal flu shot. Call 307-864-3311 to schedule your appointment. WE WILL EVEN COME OUT TO YOUR CAR!
Wyoming laboratory:
Cases to date: 20,479
Probable: 3037
Deaths: 127
If you are having COVID-19 like symptoms and are uninsured, COVID-19 testing and the office visit costs will be covered under the Federal Cares Act.
Please call your healthcare provider before arriving at the clinic. According to the CDC a wide range of COVID-19 symptoms include: fever, cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell. These symptoms range from mild symptoms to severe illness. These symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.
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Incident Management Team Situation Report November 10, 2020 at 4:15pm
Reminder, Situation Reports will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays, unless urgent information becomes necessary.
FOR DAILY INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT health.wyo.gov
Please remember that COVID-19 is everywhere worldwide and we are all part of this. Practice precautions and distancing for yourself, for those you care about, and for everyone you encounter throughout the day. Governor Gordon has released the Fifteenth Continuation of Statewide Public Health Orders. These orders are effective November 1 through November 15. There is one minor change, to the gymnasium provisions. Patrons (not just staff) can now clean equipment after use.
See below to view the entire documents.
To date in Hot Springs County:
Lab Confirmed Cases: 58
Active: 14
Current Probable: 2
Lab Confirmed -Recovered: 44
Probable Recovered: 7
LOCAL NEWS:
REMINDER: Please submit any Covid-19 questions you may have to the HSC Covid-19 Q&A page by emailing them to :
FREE HOME TEST KITS ARE AVAILABLE TO WYOMING RESIDENTS
To take advantage of the free testing, visit https://www.vaulthealth.com/covid and order a collection kit. The test order requires that you upload a photo of the person to be tested. The $150 testing fee is waived for all kits shipped to a Wyoming address and all shipping is prepaid. The saliva is collected during a supervised, online telehealth visit with a Vault test supervisor, which requires an internet connection. Results are reported within 48 hours of when your sample arrives at the lab.
If you are interested in statewide hospital reports the COVID-19 Hospital Resources in Wyoming website may be of interest. The top graph demonstrates the spikes in Wyoming Coronavirus hospitalizations over the past few weeks. This represents ONLY patients who are too ill to stay home. This graph does not represent those who are recovering at home.
Hot Springs County Public Health wants to remind everyone the best way to prevent the flu is by getting a flu vaccine each year. We recommend that pretty much everyone over the age of six months should get a seasonal flu shot. Call 307-864-3311 to schedule your appointment. WE WILL EVEN COME OUT TO YOUR CAR!
Wyoming laboratory:
Cases to date: 19,242
Probable: 2800
Deaths: 127 (13 reported in the past 24 hours)
If you are having COVID-19 like symptoms and are uninsured, COVID-19 testing and the office visit costs will be covered under the Federal Cares Act.
Please call your healthcare provider before arriving at the clinic. According to the CDC a wide range of COVID-19 symptoms include: fever, cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell. These symptoms range from mild symptoms to severe illness. These symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.
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Incident Management Team Situation Report November 05, 2020 at 4:00pm
Reminder, Situation Reports will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays, unless urgent information becomes necessary.
FOR DAILY INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT health.wyo.gov
Please remember that COVID-19 is everywhere worldwide and we are all part of this. Practice precautions and distancing for yourself, for those you care about, and for everyone you encounter throughout the day. Governor Gordon has released the Fifteenth Continuation of Statewide Public Health Orders. These orders are effective November 1 through November 15. There is one minor change, to the gymnasium provisions. Patrons (not just staff) can now clean equipment after use.
See below to view the entire documents.
To date in Hot Springs County:
Lab Confirmed Cases: 49
Active: 8
Current Probable: 2
Lab Confirmed -Recovered: 41
Probable Recovered: 7
LOCAL NEWS:
REMINDER: Please submit any Covid-19 questions you may have to the HSC Covid-19 Q&A page by emailing them to :
FREE HOME TEST KITS ARE AVAILABLE TO WYOMING RESIDENTS
To take advantage of the free testing, visit https://www.vaulthealth.com/covid and order a collection kit. The test order requires that you upload a photo of the person to be tested. The $150 testing fee is waived for all kits shipped to a Wyoming address and all shipping is prepaid. The saliva is collected during a supervised, online telehealth visit with a Vault test supervisor, which requires an internet connection. Results are reported within 48 hours of when your sample arrives at the lab.
If you are interested in statewide hospital reports the COVID-19 Hospital Resources in Wyoming website may be of interest. The top graph demonstrates the spikes in Wyoming Coronavirus hospitalizations over the past few weeks. This represents ONLY patients who are too ill to stay home. This graph does not represent those who are recovering at home.
Hot Springs County Public Health wants to remind everyone the best way to prevent the flu is by getting a flu vaccine each year. We recommend that pretty much everyone over the age of six months should get a seasonal flu shot. Call 307-864-3311 to schedule your appointment. WE WILL EVEN COME OUT TO YOUR CAR!
Wyoming laboratory:
Cases to date: 15,409
Probable: 2455
Deaths: 105
If you are having COVID-19 like symptoms and are uninsured, COVID-19 testing and the office visit costs will be covered under the Federal Cares Act.
Please call your healthcare provider before arriving at the clinic. According to the CDC a wide range of COVID-19 symptoms include: fever, cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell. These symptoms range from mild symptoms to severe illness. These symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.