Tuesday, June 30: New Humboldt County COVID-19 confirmed today Number of cases: 0 – standard time

Edited from the Humboldt County Joint Information Center release:

No additional cases of COVID-19 have been reported today. The number of cases in Humboldt County remains 133.

For all known cases, the transmission method has been decided. Of the 133 residents who tested positive for COVID-19, 23 were infected by the community, 28 were traveling, and 82 were infected with known cases.

Dr. Teresa Francovich, Humboldt County Health Officer, emphasized the importance of personal responsibility in the containment of COVID-19. “We see what’s happening across the state and even in our community, so we think it’s important for the community to recognize that we’re at a crossroads.” She said. “We can accept the use of all the precautions we have, including the use of face coverings and the use of social distances. We can choose not to get together even for non-family members, large families Our business owners can follow the safety plans we have created for the benefit of our employees and customers, or pretend that this pandemic is not real and increase the risk of friends and neighbors. You can also do that. Very easy.”

“Every time I leave home without a facial cover or bring my family to a restaurant or bar for a party or crowd, I make choices that can impact the entire community,” Frankovich said. Told. “At the moment it is more important than ever that our choices help us to be less secure and more secure.”

COVID-19 daily test results

For the latest information on COVID-19, please visit: CDC.gov Or CDPH.ca.gov.. For local information, humboldtgov.org, Phone 707-441-5000 or email [email protected]..

What do these numbers mean?

• Newly confirmed cases of COVID-19-The number of positive cases confirmed in the test since the last report.
• Total cases confirmed-Number of positive cases confirmed in the test since the beginning of the pandemic. It also includes people who have recovered from the disease.
• Total recovery-Number of confirmed cases that are no longer quarantined. That means they meet the criteria of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for Liberation (CDC). No fever for at least 3 days without the use of antipyretic drugs, and more than 10 days have passed since the onset including improvement of symptoms.
• Total death-Number of people who died after being diagnosed with COVID-19.
• Total hospitalization-The total number of people who have been hospitalized since the beginning of the pandemic, where confirmed cases of COVID have been confirmed. It also includes people who have been released.
• Number of tests run since the last report-The number of tests run since the most recent reporting period.
  • Public Health Institute— The number of tests performed at the Humboldt County Public Health Institute since the latest reporting period.
  • OptumServe-The number of tests performed on Eureka’s OptumServe test site since the latest reporting period.
  • Willow Creek Public Test Site-The number of tests performed on Willy Creek’s Verily test site since the last reporting period.
• Total number of tests executed so far-Total number of tests executed so far.
  • Public Health Institute-Total number of tests performed so far at the Humboldt County Institute of Public Health.
  • OptumServe-Total number of tests ever performed at Eureka’s OptumServe test site.
  • Willow Creek Public Test Site-The total number of tests performed so far on Willy Creek’s Verily test site since the last reporting period.
• Public Health Laboratory Testing Capabilities-Approximate number of test kits that are complete and ready to administer. This number will be reduced by testing and will increase as additional supply is acquired.
• Public Health Institute time required-Estimated time taken for each test run. Each run can contain up to 20 samples. You can run multiple batches each day.
• Transmission data
  • Travel rewards-domestic, international, regional
  • Contact with known cases-Individuals found to be in direct contact with people diagnosed as virus positive
  • Communities Infection-Spread without traveling or contacting other confirmed cases
  • Under Investigation-Confirmed cases where the mode of communication has not yet been determined.
• Regional data-Number of confirmed COVID-19 cases by region. The three reporting areas of Humboldt County are:
  • North Humboldt — Extends south from the border between Humboldt and Del Norte (north) to Highway 299 (south).
  • Greater Humboldt Bay Area — Highway 299 (north) to south to highway 36 (south).
  • South Humboldt—Highway 36 (north) extends south to the southern border of Humboldt County with Mendocino County.
• sex-Gender of individuals who test positive for COVID-19. Total number of cases as a percentage.
• Average age-Average age of all individuals who test positive for COVID-19. Average age is calculated by summing all ages of the individual and dividing by the number of cases.
• Age group-Number of An age group of individuals who are positive for COVID-19.
• Testing and confirmed case rates compared to California-Number of tests run per 100,000 people. The number of tests performed is provided by the California Reportable Disease Information Exchange (CalREDIE). This includes Humboldt County Public Health Institute, OptumServe Public Test Site, LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, CDPH, CDC, and Point-of-Care Devices. Population estimates are based on US Census Bureau data. The rate per 100,000 is calculated by dividing the total number of tests performed by the population in the jurisdiction and multiplying the result by 100,000.
• Case rates confirmed in comparison with California-COVID-19 confirmed cases per 100,000. Test results are provided by CalREDIE. This includes tests conducted by the Humboldt County Institute of Public Health, OptumServe Public Test Site, LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, CDPH, CDC and Point of Care Devices. Population estimates are based on US Census Bureau data. The rate per 100,000 is calculated by dividing the total number of confirmed cases by the jurisdiction’s population and multiplying the result by 100,000.

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