stay safe & healthy hood river!

GET READY GORGE!

9-2-21 hood river health dept. UPDATE:

221 NEW covid cases in august,

hood river county- 2ND HIGHEST

ever! PLEASE WEAR MASKS AND GET VACCINATED!

8-27-21

GOVERNOR ORDERS MASKS WORN INDOOR AND OUTDOORS STATEWIDE

Get your kids 12 and older vaccinated before back to school!

UPDATE FROM Hood River County Health Department

hrc public health offers Free

covid testing tues. and thurs

8/24, 8/26, 8/31 and 9/2

2-6pm - river of life church

Let's stop covid in its tracks

DELTA VARIANT IS INCREASING covid

CASES AND DEATHS.

been waiting? PLEASE GET VACCINATED -

protect yourself and those you love!!

FREE LOCAL VACCINES HERE

Photo above is from one of a series of Hood River County free COVID PPE distributions

for businesses and residents from summer 2020 to today.

County Emergency Management staff, partner agencies

and volunteers all came together. Hood River Alliance Church kindly offered

their facilities for this important community service.

covid testing in the gorge - where?

visit healthy gorge initiative website

https://www.gorgeimpact.com/

the latest from hood river county

public health

HOW DO I TELL IF I HAVE COVID,

FLU OR ALLEGERIES?

THE SYMPTOMS LIST - MAYO CLINIC

hood river has been #2 most vaccinated county in oregon throughout the year!

how is oregon doing with

vaccination rates?

Photo credit: Blaine Franger, BeautifulHoodRiver.com

HOOD RIVER AND WASCO COUNTIES ARE DECLARED "LOW RISK" BY STATE

LOW RISK - WHAT IS ALLOWED?

1-11-21: HOOD RIVER county

COVID VACCINATIONS CONTINUE

FOR MEDICAL STAFFS, FIRST RESPONDERS

AND SENIOR FACILITIES

NEW HOOD RIVER county

COVID VACCINATION WEBSITE is HERE

more HOOD RIVER VACCINE INFO:

Email: covidvaccine@co.hood-river.or.us

English 541-399-8022 Spanish 541-399-8023

What you can do

Older adults and people with underlying conditions, please:

Minimize contact with people.
Avoid public gatherings of 10 people or more.
Order prescriptions by mail.
Wash your hands frequently
Don’t touch your face
Sanitize frequently touched surfaces.

Everyone should:

Wear face coverings around people you don't live with
Maintain 6 foot distancing between you and others you don't live with (social distancing)
Wash hands with soap and water frequently
Cover your cough
Stay at home when you are ill.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose & mouth with your hands
Avoid contact with sick people.
Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or sleeve when coughing or sneezing.
Don't visit loved ones in care facilities, call them instead.

Coronavirus symptoms:

Flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, and difficulty breathing) may appear in 2 to 14 days after exposure to the virus.
If you have severe symptoms, like difficulty breathing, call 911.
Illness symptoms range from mild (like a common cold) to severe pneumonia requiring hospitalization.
Most people will recover without medical attention.
If you are ill, call your healthcare provider before you visit their office.