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April 5^th Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County has 46 Cases of COVID-19

There have been 2,269 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 64 deaths reported in Arizona.

April 4^rd Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County has 44 Cases

There have been 2,019 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 52 deaths reported in Arizona.

April 3^rd Afternoon Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
We’ll Get Through this Together

Yavapai County stands at 41 cases, and more cases are expected.  There are 27 residents in the Quad- Cities area, and 13 in the Verde Valley area, and 1 unknown; 13 seniors 65+, 25 adults 18-64; 3 minors. 19 males, 22 females.   YRMC reports 2 COVID-19 hospitalizations today, with one person under investigation (PIU) on the East campus, and 8 PIUs on the West Campus.  VVMC reports 1 hospitalization, and 5 PIUs

• Yavapai Emergency Operations Center PPE Donation Information www.yavapai.us/chs
• YCCHS Immunization appointments limited to infant or respiratory vaccines.  771-3122.
• Yavapai County WIC offers all services online or by phone to existing or new clients – 771-3138.
• The Yavapai Emergency Phone Bank - 928-442-5103.  Weekend Hotline Dial 2-1-1.

• COVID-19 information en español

Governor Doug Ducey’s “Stay Home. Stay Healthy. Stay Connected.” Executive Order

Thank you for helping us provide much needed personal protective equipment to first responders and frontline healthcare throughout Yavapai County. We can only accept unopened boxes of any type of equipment. In addition, if it is a single box or small amount of a certain item, we would prefer you keep it to better protect yourself and those close to you.

April 3^rd Morning Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County has 41 Cases

There have been 1,769 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 41 deaths reported in Arizona.

April 2^nd Afternoon Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County Stands at 34 Cases

To date, 22,709 Arizonans have been tested for COVID-19. 707 residents have been tested in Yavapai County, with 673 tests being negative. We now have 34 cases in Yavapai County, 20 residents in the Quad- Cities area, and 14 in the Verde Valley area have been affected; 13 seniors 65+, 20 adults 18-64; 1 minor. 17 males, 17 females.   YRMC reports 1 COVID hospitalization with 14 people under investigation (PUI), VVMC reports 3 patients hospitalized with 7 PUI.

• Yavapai County Community Health Services is limiting immunization appointments except for infants or anyone needing a respiratory vaccine.  Call 771-3122 if you need either.
• Yavapai County WIC is offering all services online or over the phone to existing or new clients – call 771-3138.
• YCCHS asks all Yavapai County residents to comply with the Governor’s Executive Order to stay home except for essential services to protect yourself, your families, friends and neighbors from COVID-19. 
• The Yavapai Emergency Phone Bank - 928-442-5103
• COVID-19 information en español

April 2^nd Morning Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County Has 33 Cases

There have been 1,598 confirmed cases in Arizona. Maricopa has 961 cases, Pima 237, Navajo 129, Coconino 114, Pinal 69, Apache 19, Yavapai 33, Graham 2, Yuma 13, Mohave 8, La Paz 2, Santa Cruz 3, Cochise 4, Gila 2, and Greenlee 1.  There have been 32 deaths reported in Arizona.  Recovery rate is unknown at this point.

619 residents have been tested in Yavapai County, with 585 tests being negative. We now have 33 cases in Yavapai County, 20 residents in the Quad- Cities area, and 13 in the Verde Valley area have been affected; 13 seniors 65+, 19 adults 18-64; 1 minor. 17 males, 16 females. This number of cases differs from the State’s, due to a duplicate reporting the Epidemiologist found yesterday.

• Grand Canyon National Park closed.
• COVID-19 is widespread in Arizona.  Everyone should assume COVID-19 is in their community.
• The Yavapai Emergency Phone Bank - 928-442-5103
• COVID-19 Hotline call 2-1-1 from 8 to 8 p.m. each day of the week.
• COVID-19 information en español

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April 1^st Afternoon Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County has 31 Cases of COVID-19; First Minor

21,058 Arizonans have been tested for COVID-19.  619 residents have been tested in Yavapai County, with 591 tests being negative. We now have 31 positive cases in Yavapai County, 19 residents in the Quad-Cities area, and 12 in the Verde Valley area have been affected; 13 seniors 65+, 17 adults 18-64; 1 minor. 17 males, 14 females.  YRMC has reported 2 of the 3 patients hospitalized have been discharged, so only 1 remains in the hospital. The YCCHS Epidemiologist will be following up with the released patients as they recover at home.

• COVID-19 is widespread in Arizona.  Everyone should assume COVID-19 is in their community.
• The Yavapai Emergency Phone Bank - 928-442-5103
• COVID-19 Hotline call 2-1-1 from 8 to 8 p.m. each day of the week
• COVID-19 information en español  and Governor’s site: https://arizonatogether.org/es

Here is the current listing of testing sites in Yavapai County

April 1^st Morning Update - Yavapai County Community Health Services
Yavapai County has 28 Cases of COVID-19

There 124 more cases and 5 more deaths in AZ since yesterday, with 1,413 confirmed cases today. Maricopa has 871 cases, Pima 217, Pinal 65, Coconino 85, Navajo 102, Apache 17, Yavapai 28 (4 new cases overnight), Graham 2, Yuma 12, Mohave 7, La Paz 2, Santa Cruz 3, Cochise 4, Gila 1, and Greenlee 1.  There have been 29 deaths reported in Arizona.  Recovery rate is unknown at this point.

21,058 Arizonans have been tested for COVID-19.  619 residents have been tested in Yavapai County, with 591 testing negative. With 28 positive cases in Yavapai County (there were 4 additional reported overnight), 19 residents in the Quad-Cities area, and 9 in the Verde Valley area have been affected; 13 seniors 65+, 15 adults 18-64; 16 males, 12 females.  

• COVID-19 is widespread in Arizona.  Everyone should assume COVID-19 is in their community.