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Department of Health Jan 31-Feb 6 Update On COVID-19 Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts: Pennsylvanians Urged To Answer the Call, Complete the Connect & Protect Form, and Download the COVID App

Department of Health Jan 31-Feb 6 Update On COVID-19 Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts: Pennsylvanians Urged To Answer the Call, Complete the Connect & Protect Form, and Download the COVID App
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Department of Health Jan 3-9 Update On COVID-19 Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts: Pennsylvanians Urged To Answer the Call And Download the COVID App

Department of Health Jan. 3-9 Update On COVID-19 Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts: Pennsylvanians Urged To “Answer the Call” And Download the COVID App 01/20/2021 Harrisburg, PA - The Department of Health today shared its weekly update on Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing data and encouraged Pennsylvanians to download the COVID Alert PA app, as more than 758,000 have already done to aid in contact tracing efforts. All 67 counties have substantial COVID-19 transmission rates. “This week we are seeing an increase in cases, but also in the number of people who are successfully answer the call and completing their case investigation, which is encouraging,” Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine said. “I want to thank those who have answered the call when a public health professional has called – you have made a difference and helped identify and inform people who were in close contact in order to keep more people safe,

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Virus aid cut to nursing homes | News, Sports, Jobs

bkibler@altoonamirror.com A $175-million program involving 11 hospital systems that helped long-term care facilities deal with COVID-19 for six months ended recently, and the Wolf administration has replaced it with a less-well-funded program to hold things together through the end of February. The administration asked for federal money to keep the Regional Response Health Collaboration Program going, but the recent federal stimulus didn’t provide it, so agencies cobbled together a new program, finding money to support it for two months, even as it plans to ask the Biden administration for funding to upgrade to the previous level, according to information presented at a joint agency news conference Wednesday.

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PA Coronavirus Update: Officials Urge Residents To Answer Calls From Contact Tracers

With substantial COVID-19 transmission rates in all 67 counties, the Pennsylvania Department of Health today shared its weekly update on Pennsylvania’s

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Coronavirus update: Philadelphia announces next vaccine priority groups

WHYY By Eric Crawford, EMT for Engine 46, received the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at Philadelphia Fire Department headquarters on Jan. 6, 2021. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY) Pennsylvania officials announced 7,275 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the state-wide total since the start of the pandemic to 733,429. As of 11:59 p.m. Monday, the state recorded 227 new deaths from COVID-19, bringing the total fatality count to 18,080. There are 5,232 people currently hospitalized due to COVID-19, near double the peak in the spring. Of those patients, 1,070 are in the intensive care unit. The statewide percent positivity rate the number of people tested with positive results is currently

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