She died this morning at the hospital. Currently, there are THREE Douglas County COVID-19 patients that are being hospitalized. Previously, we used the OHA definition for recovered that considered people recovered if they were 10 days from onset and symptoms were improving. Currently, staff is supporting an astonishing 514 total contacts in isolation/quarantine. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County is now at 369*. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Our Douglas County Public Health Officer, Dr. Robert Dannenhoffer, has confirmed the death of our fourth Douglas County resident from the COVID-19 virus. As of 12:00 pm today, Sunday, September 20, 2020, there are TWO new people with new positive test results since our noon case update yesterday. Currently, DPHN is supporting 176 cases in isolation, as well as another 161 contacts in quarantine in Douglas County. You can think of it as your small sacrifice, but big contribution in the battle to fight COVID-19. Now the Heart of Roseburg, Downtown Roseburg Association an Oregon Main Street Community. Currently, staff is supporting an astonishing 461 total contacts in isolation/quarantine. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. The purpose of the analysis was to increase understanding of how the virus affects our local residents that have survived it, and what, if any, long term consequences and/or after affects there are to having been infected with the virus. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County is now at 1,335*. We have also exceeded the 500 mark with people that are being supported in isolation and quarantine with 514. Our thirteenth COVID related death is a 76-year-old man who passed away yesterday, Wednesday, November 18, 2020, in Roseburg, Oregon. Our Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, under the direction of the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer, our Public Health Officer and Douglas Public Health Network continue to devote all resources available to our local COVID efforts. Whatever your reason for traveling, we encourage you to please consider the risk and travel in a COVID-19 safe manner. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. We have reviews of the best places to see in Roseburg. We are well on our way to achieving the next bench mark (less than 200 cases per 100,000 residents), in order to move down a category in restrictions. We are also very thankful for the many blessings we have here in Douglas County. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County is now at 387*. We know we sound like a broken record, but our primary focus is to do everything we can to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of our residents. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. Click here for the link to our article about COVID-19 Travel Tips, Click here for the link to our article about COVID-19 Travel Advice, https://www.ccdbusiness.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CCD-Grant.pdf. One Douglas County patient is being hospitalized out of the area, three Douglas County patients are being hospitalized locally and the fifth patient is being hospitalized locally, but they are not a resident of Douglas County and are not reflected in our case numbers, but we wanted to note that they are being hospitalized locally at this time. Merry Christmas from the Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020. Yes, prevention is the best medicine, and not just to help stop the spread of COVID, but for your overall health and wellbeing as well. COVID Vaccines Roll Out Around the Country. There will also be a clinic in Reedsport tomorrow, Saturday August 15th. Currently, there are TWENTY-ONE (21) Douglas County COVID-19 patients that are being hospitalized, 18 locally and 3 out-of-the-area. In the interest of privacy for the individual’s loved ones, no additional personal information will be released. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1877 people tested in 90 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County is now at 1,010*. Our forty-second death is a 60-year-old man who was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Wednesday, November 11, 2020 and passed away on Sunday, January 3, 2021. Again, we ask that you take a moment and revisit how you are socializing and please protect yourself and your loved ones from the spread of this virus. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County remains at 179*. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1645 people tested in 81 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. 63 Douglas County jobs available in Roseburg, OR on Indeed.com. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Today, we continue our weekly COVID series on why you should consider wearing a mask. OHA expanded their reporting for COVID-19 case management to now include presumptive COVID-19 cases in their total case number. Our Douglas County Public Health Officer, Dr. Robert Dannenhoffer, has confirmed the death of another Douglas County resident related to the COVID-19 virus. In the interest of privacy for the loved ones of these gentleman, no additional information will be released. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1720 people tested in 86 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. Currently, staff is supporting 315 total contacts in isolation/quarantine. Currently, DPHN is supporting 27 cases in isolation. NOW YOU CAN GET TEXT ALERTS regarding events, updates and announcements … As of today, the staff at DPHN is actively supporting over 200 people in either quarantine or isolation. If each and every individual in our county would make a real concerted effort to implement prevention measures into their daily routine, we could see a huge decrease in our COVID case numbers. How would you feel if you were responsible for passing this virus onto someone that you love, that might not be able to fight off the disease? As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Our Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, under the direction of the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer, our Public Health Officer and Douglas Public Health Network continue to devote all resources available to our local COVID efforts. -The business was adversely impacted by one of the following ways: As more is learned about COVID, the clinical definition of recovery is evolving. The resident did not self-quarantine for 14 days after returning home from the visit, thus unintentionally exposed and infected their family with the COVID virus, upon their return. Currently, there are TWENTY (20) Douglas County COVID-19 patients that are being hospitalized, 19 locally and 1 out-of-the-area. Good news for Douglas County residents and businesses is that we have succeeded in getting our COVID case numbers down, and the State of Oregon notified Douglas County that we are among a small group of counties that will be moving to a lower risk level based on COVID-19 spread, starting on Friday, January 1, 2020. PO Box 1006 Courthouse Roseburg, OR 97470 - 0234 (541) 440-4388. For more information about Norris Farms and their response to COVID-19, please visit their website at www.norrisblueberryfarms.com. For answers to frequently asked questions about the COVID vaccine, check out the worksheet created by OHA here: OHA's Frequently Asked Questions About the COVID Vaccine in Oregon. The community developed along both sides of the South Umpqua River and is traversed by Interstate 5. Please tune in on Friday, October 30, 2020 at 6:00 pm for the next and new weekly COVID Q&A video presentation with Dr. Bob, hosted by DPHN on the DPHN Facebook page. Each death related to COVID-19 is painful for all Douglas County residents, and a sad reminder of the terrible impact COVID-19 has had in our local communities. As of 12:00 pm Today, Saturday, January 9, 2021, there are FIFTEEN (15) people with new positive test results and TWO (2) presumptives to report since our noon case update yesterday. As more is learned about COVID, the clinical definition of recovery is evolving. Our recent cases can be attributed to travel and unwitting and unintentional behavior by residents choosing to attend or host social gatherings where COVID-19 guidelines for social distancing, food preparation, hand washing and masks are not being followed. The COVID-19 virus is still here, still infectious and will be around for quite some time. The total number of cases (people with positive test results and presumptive) in Douglas County is now at 195*. We added the number of those in isolation that roughly correlates with the number of active cases. While our local positive case numbers have come down this week with 125 positive test results, they are still way to high, and we still are in the shadow of our highest week ever at 177 positives cases from the week of November 21, 2020. She tested positive for COVID-19 upon being admitted to the hospital on November 8, 2020. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Yes, holiday celebrations will need to look different this year to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The next drive-through testing clinic will be Today, Tuesday, December 1, 2020, in Roseburg. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. The next drive-through testing clinic is today, Tuesday, October 20, 2020, in Roseburg. Masks have been shown to slow the spread of COVID-19, because they help keep people who are infected from spreading respiratory droplets to others when they cough, sneeze, or talk. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers, and local health professionals. Oregon Carports is a leading provider of metal carports, RV covers, or boat covers in Roseburg Oregon. Founded in 1851, the population was 21,181 at the 2010 census, making it the principal city of the Roseburg, Oregon Micropolitan Statistical Area. As of 12:00 pm Today, Saturday, November 28, 2020, there are EIGHT (8) people with new positive test results and sadly ONE (1) death since our noon case update yesterday*. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1224 people tested in 54 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. Patients without a Primary Care Provider, that are looking for a COVID-19 test should contact the Sutherlin Aviva Health Clinic at (541) 459-3788. That means washing after you eat, touch new surfaces, go to the bathroom, go to the store, go to the post office, or after a meeting. Since this year many of you will be staying home, working from home, and celebrating with just your immediate family, instead of traveling and attending holiday gatherings, we wanted to offer some ideas to help make this year special, despite COVID. The next drive-through testing clinic will be Tuesday, November 10, 2020, in Roseburg. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. You may have even heard the phrase, ‘chivalry is dead’, but the truth is, we all have the ability to show compassion for others. The next drive-through testing clinic was Today, Friday, November 13, 2020, in Roseburg. This should be very concerning to everyone. As of 2:00 pm today, Thursday, September 10, 2020, there is ONE person with a new positive test result since our noon case update yesterday. They might have underlying health conditions like cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart or kidney disease, obesity, anemia, bronchitis, asthma or emphysema, that make it difficult or impossible to fight this deadly disease. The first recorded COVID related death of a U.S. Citizen was on February 28, 2020, and as of today, December 1, 2020, the COVID virus has taken the lives of 268,626 U.S. citizens. As of 12:00 pm Today, Thursday, January 7, 2021, there are TWENTY (20) people with new positive test results and THREE (3) presumptive to report since our noon case update yesterday. DPHN continues their epidemiologic investigations, identifying individuals who may have had close contact with individuals that have tested positive for COVID-19, advising and supporting quarantine and isolation. Douglas County COVID-19 Test Results: As of 12:00 pm Today, Wednesday, December 30, 2020, there are TWELVE (12) people with new positive test results, ONE (1) new presumptive, and ONE (1) death to report since our noon case update yesterday. The next drive-through testing clinic will be Today, Friday, November 20, 2020, in Roseburg. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Currently, DPHN is supporting 157 cases in isolation, as well as another 473 contacts in quarantine in Douglas County. For more information please visit www.DouglasPublicHealthNetwork.org. Roseburg is a city in the U.S. state of Oregon. We have adjusted our chart and numbers to reflect the retraction and movement. Tip #5: The Power of Positive Thinking! She was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with COVID on November 26, 2020. This week we will explore ways to help improve your mental health, so you can joyfully celebrate during this COVID holiday season. This number represents a snapshot of the significant amount of work being done by our county and our public health to help control the spread of COVID-19. Patients without a Primary Care Provider, that are looking for a COVID-19 test should contact the Sutherlin Aviva Health Clinic at (541) 459-3788. This number represents a snapshot of the significant amount of work being done by our county and Douglas Public Health Network to help control the spread of COVID-19. Our thirtieth death is an 88-year-old man who was diagnosed with COVID and admitted to the hospital on Monday, November 30, 2020. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1747 people tested in 87 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. So, while we are listing the death in our case chart starting today, OHA’s COVID-19 death statistics will most likely not be updated until they receive the official report. “COVID-19 does not take a holiday, so please protect yourself and those you love from this virus. It is Sunday, August 2, 2020, and as of 12:00 pm today, there are THREE people with new positive test results and ONE new presumptive since our noon case update yesterday. As of the 2010 census, the population was 107,667. Currently, DPHN is supporting 10 cases in isolation. Two Douglas County COVID patients are being hospitalized out-of-the-area at this time. Our twenty-fifth death is an 89-year-old man who was diagnosed with COVID on November 18, 2020, and died on November 26, 2020. COVID Status Update from Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer, our Douglas County Public Health Officer. Stopping the increase of COVID-19 cases in our county is really up to YOU, our residents. The suggestions we make and the guidelines presented by public health are not just for your health and safety, but for the health and safety of everyone, including our kids, our grandparents, our coworkers, our first responders, our teachers, and our businesses. Our eighth COVID related death is a 64-year-old man who passed away last night, Sunday, October 25, 2020, at Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital in Portland, Oregon. As more is learned about COVID, the clinical definition of recovery is evolving. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. Despite the spike in cases, our Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, under the direction of the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer, our Public Health Officer and Douglas Public Health Network staff continue to focus on COVID prevention, testing and education efforts. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. Currently, DPHN is supporting 52 cases in isolation, as well as another 335 contacts in quarantine in Douglas County. Currently, DPHN is supporting 21 cases in isolation. Our Douglas County Public Health Officer, Dr. Robert Dannenhoffer, has confirmed the death of another Douglas County resident related to the COVID-19 virus. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. This week we want to talk about protection and why it is important to wear a mask, not only if you are sick, but also to protect yourself and others while you are at work, traveling, shopping or visiting with others not from your own household. Currently, there are FOUR Douglas County COVID-19 patients that are being hospitalized. Currently, there are THREE Douglas County COVID-19 patients being hospitalized locally. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. The bottom line is that each and every person needs to take personal responsibility for their actions and adopt the proper precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. Past holiday weekends have led to outbreaks in our state with people celebrating in an unsafe manner that resulted in an uptick in cases. While the pandemic remains very active throughout the world, and the United States, it has been relatively quiet in Oregon and even more so in Douglas County! State. Currently, DPHN is supporting 25 cases in isolation. Please think about your actions, your activities, your gatherings, your visits and make sure they are COVID safe for everyone involved. Umpqua Community College aspires to be the center for quality teaching and learning, and a key partner in the well being and enrichment of our communities. It is staffed from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, 7 days a week until further notice. Unfortunately, we have hit a new daily record with 38 new positive cases today. Currently, DPHN is supporting 157 cases in isolation, as well as another 574 contacts in quarantine in Douglas County. It is the county seat of Douglas County. Weekly COVID Series: Week 3, Day 6 – Special Edition, Celebrate the Holidays Safely During COVID-19. Due to the evolving nature of this definition, we have removed the column in our chart listing our recovered cases. So, if you have questions about anything COVID for need information on available local resources, please do not hesitate to reach out to the hotline for assistance. This number represents a snapshot of the significant amount of work being done by our county and our public health to help control the spread of COVID-19. The next drive-through testing clinic will be today, Friday, September 4, 2020, in Roseburg. At the time of this release, we are unclear if OHA has received all the case documentation from Texas. The COVID-19 virus is still here, still infectious and will be around for quite some time. As of 12:00 pm today, Wednesday, October 28, 2020, there are THREE people with new positive test results and ONE new presumptive since our noon case update yesterday. In the interest of privacy for the loved ones of this resident, no additional information will be released. Currently, there are THREE Douglas County COVID-19 patients that are being hospitalized locally. Currently, DPHN is supporting 45 cases in isolation, as well as another 109 contacts in quarantine in Douglas County. Currently, the staff is supporting an astounding 731 total contacts in isolation or quarantine. As of 12:00 pm Today, Wednesday, December 23, 2020, there are EIGHT (8) people with new positive test results to report since our noon case update yesterday. Starting this week (October 26, 2020), we will no longer be doing “Live Q&A Updates” on Tuesday and Friday nights on the DPHN Facebook page. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020. Patients without a Primary Care Provider, that are looking for a COVID-19 test should contact the Sutherlin Aviva Health Clinic at (541) 459-3788. This number represents a snapshot of the significant amount of work being done by our county and our public health to help control the spread of COVID-19. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. The bottom line is that each and every person needs to take personal responsibility for their actions and adopt the proper precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat, or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. We added the number of those in isolation that roughly correlates with the number of active cases. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. Work with the best realtors in the area. If you must travel, please be careful and be well informed of the risks involved. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. Browse the most recent Roseburg, Oregon obituaries and condolences. Plus, the economic impact of households, schools, families, and workplaces having numerous people in isolation and quarantine is tremendous right now. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. The drive-through clinics are led by DPHN, in conjunction with partner agencies including; Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County Public Works, local volunteers and local health professionals. One Douglas County patient is being hospitalized out-of-the-area, and the remaining five are being hospitalized locally. Give to others this holiday season and help out a family that is in need with a food box or gifts. This holiday season will be difficult, but it has never been more important for residents to do everything they can to prevent the spread of COVID. One is being hospitalized out-of-the-area, while the remaining four are being hospitalized locally. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020, there have been 1432 people tested in 66 drive-through clinics, while additional testing continues in hospitals, urgent cares and clinics. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. Yes, holiday celebrations will need to look different this year to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Currently, staff is supporting an astonishing 693 total contacts in isolation or quarantine. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. Each death related to COVID-19 is painful for all Douglas County residents, and a reminder of the terrible impact COVID-19 has had in our local communities. We also wanted to take a moment to highlight the amazing people working day-in and day-out on all the reporting, cases and outbreaks. As a reminder, if you are having symptoms of COVID-19 including cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches and pains, diarrhea, sore throat or decreased sense of smell and taste, talk to your health care provider about being tested for COVID-19. But, we cannot lose sight of the fact that we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. Previously, we used the OHA definition for recovered that considered people recovered if they were 10 days from onset and symptoms were improving. Dubbed, “Operation Warp Speed”, the CDC has begun the process of distributing vaccines and is working with state health agencies to begin the next phases. Patients without a Primary Care Provider that are looking for a COVID-19 test should contact the Sutherlin Aviva Health Clinic at (541) 459-3788. Isolation is recommended for confirmed and presumptive cases, quarantine is recommended for contacts of confirmed or presumptive cases. To qualify for the grant, businesses must meet the following criteria: To fill out an application for the COVID-19 Emergency Business Grant, please go to https://www.ccdbusiness.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CCD-Grant.pdf. Our fourth COVID related death is an 88-year-old man who passed away yesterday, Sunday, September 20, 2020 in Roseburg, Oregon. So, again we would like to remind our residents that this is not a time to let your guard down. We know you are all anxious and we know there are conflicting messages out there, but we ask for your continued patience as we await more information on the availability of the COVID vaccine for the next phases of distribution. The COVID-19 virus is still here, still infectious and will be around for quite some time. The first drive-through testing site was piloted in the county on March 17, 2020. The COVID-19 virus is still here, still infectious and will be around for quite some time. 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