COVID-19 resources
Clark County
- Clark County COVID-19 website
- Clark County Medical Society list of medical clinics offering free or low-cost care
Washington state
- Washington State Department of Health call center: 1.800.525.0127
- Washington State Department of Health novel coronavirus outbreak webpage (Español) (русский)
- Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation COVID-19 projections
- Washington State Coronavirus Response website
- Gov. Inslee's COVID-19 reopening guidance website
- Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine webpage
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention coronavirus disease 2019 website (Español)
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention information for travel webpage
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 Travel Planner (travel guidance and recommendations for destination cities and states)
Signs, fliers, posters
- How can I prevent getting novel coronavirus? (Español) (русский)
- Open with care sign
- COVID-19 symptoms flier
- CDC stop the spread of germs
- Viruses don't discriminate flier
- Coronavirus and stigma flier
- Wear face coverings to reduce COVID-19 transmission flier (Español)
- Please wear a face covering, combined English, Russian and Spanish sign
- Face coverings required (8.5 X 11" and 5.5 X 8.5") sign
- King County Protect One Another from COVID-19
- King County Protect Yourself and Coworkers from COVID-19
Handouts, fact sheets
- Novel coronavirus fact sheet: English, Español, русский, Vietnamese, Chinese (traditional), Thai, Korean
- Resources for coping during COVID-19
- COVID-19 grocery shopping tips (Español)
- Clark County Public Health COVID-19 case interview and contact notification (Español) (русский)
- From exposure to feeling better (Español) (русский)
- Washington Listens support program factsheet (Español)
- What to do if you have confirmed or suspected COVID-19 (Español) (русский)
- What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19 (Español) (русский)
- What to do if you have symptoms of COVID-19 and have not been around anyone diagnosed with COVID-19 (Español) (русский)
- Tips for a healthy Halloween during COVID-19 pandemic
- Is it COVID-19? Symptoms of COVID-19, influenza, colds and allergies (Español) (русский)
- Tips for safer holiday celebrations during COVID-19 (Español) (русский) (Hannukah)
- Support services for COVID-19 cases (Español) (русский) (Tiếng Việt) (Ukrainian) (Chuuk)
- Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 (Español) (русский) (Ukrainian) (Chuuk)
- COVID-19 vaccine safety: What to know
- You just got vaccinated. Now what? (Español) (русский) (Chuuk)
- Washington State Department of Health resources for parents/caretakers
- Just for Kids: A comic exploring the new coronavirus (NPR)
- Washington State Department of Health guidance for caregivers (Español) (русский)
- Clark County Public Health Returning to school: Answers to frequently asked questions about COVID-19 in schools
- Tips for cleaning and disinfecting your home
- Tips for a healthy Halloween during COVID-19 pandemic
- Is it COVID-19? Symptoms of COVID-19, influenza, colds and allergies (Español) (русский)
- Tips for safer holiday celebrations during COVID-19 (Español) (русский) (Hannukah)
- Getting vaccinated for COVID-19
Pregnancy
- Pregnant during COVID-19 (Español)
- Pregnancy, Birth, and Caring for Your Baby with Suspected or Confirmed COVID-19 (Español) (русский)
- Going home after birth during the COVID-19 pandemic (Español) (русский)
Mental health
- Washington State Department of Health behavioral health toolbox for families
Schools can play an important role to identify close contacts and communicate with parents and guardians. When a school learns of a confirmed case of COVID-19 on the school premises, they should:
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Immediately notify Clark County Public Health of the case.
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Identify and provide school-based close contacts of the case to Clark County Public Health. This includes contacts around the case from two days before symptoms started (or date of positive test if asymptomatic) until the time the case was no longer in school. Close contacts are defined as persons who were within 6 feet of the confirmed case for at least 15 minutes and would include siblings at the same school, those in the same cohort, and those sitting close to the student on the bus.
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Schools should communicate to close contacts and advise them to self-monitor and quarantine for 14 days from the last exposure. Schools can provide close contacts with this guidance: What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19.
Child care facilities
- Washington State Department of Health child care, youth development, and summer day camps during the COVID-19 outbreak
Schools guidance
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Washington State Department of Health
- DOH Guidance for graduation ceremonies
- DOH K-12 COVID-19 requirements for summer 2021 and the 2021-2022 school year
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
- OSPI Reopening Washington Schools 2020 District Planning Guide
- OSPI questions & answers for school districts
- OSPI Novel Coronavirus Guidance & Resources
Labor and Industries
Protocols, resources for schools
- Clark County Public Health COVID-19 toolkit for schools
- Student, staff screening flow charts
- Template notification letters for schools
Higher education
- Washington Department of Health COVID-19 and higher education facilities
Guidance, recommendations
- Gov. Inslee's Safe Start Washington industry-specific guidance
- Washington State Department of Health workplace and employer recommendations
Prevention - face coverings, health screening, cleaning
- Washington Department of Health best practices for businesses implementing face covering requirements
- Washington State Department of Health guidance for daily COVID-19 screening of staff and visitors
- Department of Health safe cleaning and disinfection guidance for public spaces
Businesses with COVID-19 cases
Signs
- Washington COVID-19 business signage toolkit
- Open with care sign
- Sign: Please wear a face covering, combined English, Russian and Spanish
- Signs: Face coverings required (8.5 X 11" and 5.5 X 8.5")
Additional resources
- Small Business Administration disaster assistance
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention resuming business toolkit
- Washington Labor & Industries novel coronavirus outbreak resources
- Washington State Coronavirus Response resources for businesses
- Washington Labor & Industries: Request a consultation
Clark County Food Safety staff offer COVID-19 consults upon request of a food establishment to review operations or answer questions. If interested, fill out this short form to request a COVID Consult.
Signs
- Sign: Please wear a face covering, combined English, Russian and Spanish
- Sign: Face coverings required (8.5 X 11" and 5.5 X 8.5")
- Washington COVID-19 business signage toolkit
Additional resources
- Food & Drug Administration infographic – summary of best practices
- Washington Hospitality Association Ready to Serve
- Washington Hospitality Association Keep Each Other Safe
- Washington State Department of Health Novel Coronavirus Outbreak Resources and Recommendations
- Washington State Department of Health reducing consumables in food establishments
- Sign-up to receive Clark County Public Health Food Safety Newsletters
Safe Start for Long-Term Care plans
- Washington State Department of Social and Health Services FamHelp Facility Status and Information
Guidance
- Washington State Department of Health transferring between long-term care and other health care settings
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance for community and faith-based organizations
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considerations for communities of faith
- Washington Department of Health safe cleaning and disinfection guidance for public spaces
- CDC infection prevention and control considerations for alternate care sites
- CDC personal protective equipment when caring for patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 factsheet, poster
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention criteria for return to work for health care personnel with SARS-CoV-2 infection
Health care providers
- Clark County Public Health provider advisories
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention information for healthcare professionals
- Washington State Department of Health resources for healthcare providers
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 vaccine resources for providers
Dental providers
- Washington State Department of Health health alert for dental providers
Emergency medical services
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention interim guidance for EMS services
- CDC recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting community facilities
- Washington Department of Health safe cleaning and disinfection guidance for public spaces
Water recreation facilities
- Washington Department of Health guidance for water recreation facilities
- Washington State Department of Health recommendations for homeless shelter facilities
- CDC recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting community facilities
- Washington Department of Health safe cleaning and disinfection guidance for public spaces
Multilingual resources
Recursos adicionales (Español - Spanish)
- El Nuevo Virus Corona (COVID-19)
- Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades
- BienestarWA: Una comunicación del Departamento de Salud del estado de Washington
- ¿Qué es el nuevo coronavirus?
- ¿Como puedo Yo prevenir contagiarme con el Novel Coronavirus?
- ¿Está enfermo y cree que tiene la enfermedad del coronavirus (COVID-19)?
- ¿Qué hacer si estuvo posiblemente expuesto a alguien con COVID-19?
- ¿Está enfermo y le preocupa que pueda ser COVID-19?
- Nuevo coronavirus (COVID-19): guía para cuidadores
- COVID-19 Guia de Servicio de Alimentos
- Elimine los Gérmenes... LAVESE LAS MANOS
- Pautas para la evaluación diaria de miembros del personal y visitantes para la detección de la COVID-19
- Embarazo, nacimiento y cuidado de su bebé con sospecha o confirmación de COVID-19
- La COVID-19 y el embarazo
- Volver a casa después de dar a luz durante la pandemia de COVID-19
- COVID-19: consejos para la compra de comestibles
- COVID-19 entrevistas de casos y notificaciones de contacto
- COVID-19: de la exposición a sentirse mejor
- ¿Es COVID-19?
Дополнительные ресурсы (Русский - Russian)
- COVID-19
- Новый штамм коронавируса
- Как я могу предотвратить заражение коронавирусом?
- Вы плохо себя чувствуете и считаете, что заразились коронавирусом (COVID-19)?
- Что делать, если вы возможно контактировали с кем-то с COVID-19
- Вы плохо себя чувствуете и опасаетесь, что заразились COVID19?
- Новый штамм коронавируса (COVID-19). Руководство для лиц, осуществляющих уход за больными
- Руководство по ежедневному обследованию персонала и посетителей на COVID-19
- Связь с людьми с COVID-19 и уведомление тех, с кем они контактировали
- COVID-19 8 9 10 1. 2. 3. От контакта с источником заражения до улучшения самочувствия
- Беременность, роды и уход за ребенком при подозрении или заражении COVID-19
- Домой после родов во время пандемии COVID-19
- Это COVID-19?
Additional resources (Tiếng Việt - Vietnamese)
- Vi-rút Corona Mới (COVID-19)
- Vi-rút Corona Mới
- Quý vị bị ố m và cho rằ ng quý vị có thể đã bị nhiễ m vi-rút corona (COVID-19)?
- Vi-rút Corona Mới (COVID-19): Hướng Dẫn Dành Cho Người Chăm Sóc
- Quý vị có tiếp xúc gần với người nhiễm vi-rút corona (COVID-19) không?
- Quý vị bị ốm và lo lắng mình bị nhiễm COVID-19?
- COVID-19 Từ Phơi Nhiễm Đến Cảm Thấy Tốt Hơn
- Đó có phải là COVID-19 không?