Novel Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19)

Glenn County Emergency Operations Center is working closely with State and local partners and other healthcare systems to assess the COVID-19 situation locally and provide guidance as necessary. Please explore the tabs on the left side for additional information.

 

 

Here are links to helpful flyers that will help you understand what to do if you test positive or are a close contact to a positive case:

COVID-19 Exposure:  What Should I Do?

How Do I Quarantine as a Close Contact?

I Tested Positive for COVID-19, What Should I Do?

Updated: August 7, 2020 as of 1:00 pm

 Updated August 7, 2020: 

Current/Active cases: 26, 2 of which are hospitalized.

334 residents have now recovered from COVID-19 since March.

Changes since yesterday, August 6th:  4 new positive cases,  2 residents released from the hospital, a total of 15 residents recovered and are now removed from isolation.

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Where can I get tested for COVID-19?

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Optum Serve Test Site at Orland Memorial Hall is available for COVID-19 Testing.

Walk-ins welcome or by appointment. Appointments can be made by phone or online:Appointments for the

888-634-1123

https://lhi.care/covidtesting

 

What can I do?

Need a listening ear? Try the Friendship Line of California 1-888-670-1360

  • While staying at home is being done to keep safe, it may also lead to feeling lonely and isolated from others. Older Californians and their caregivers can call Friendship Line California at (888) 670-1360 to connect with a friendly, listening ear today


Freindship Line

Who is at higher risk?

Adults over the age of 65 and people with underlying medical conditions are at increased risk for serious complications from COVID-19. On Sunday, March 15th, California State Governor Gavin Newsom issued a directive calling for home isolation of:

  • All Adults over 65 years old
  • All persons with chronic health conditions, such as: heart disease, diabetes and lung disease. 

Learn more about People Who Are at Higher Risk for Severe Illness and How to reduce your risk of getting sick.

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