Two New COVID-19 Cases In Scioto County

COVID-19

Two more people tested positive for COVID-19 in Scioto County. That lifts the total number of positive cases to 21.
However, there is good news.  The Scioto County and Portsmouth City Health Departments reported that a Coronavirus patient made a full recovery. That brings the total number of recovered individuals in the count to 16.
Ohio’s current COVID-19 numbers stand at:
This comes a day after Governor Mike DeWine announced the expansion of testing in Ohio. The Governor said tests are now available to anyone who wants one.
“Testing is now open. We’re encouraging anyone that wants a test to talk to their health care provider or contact a testing location to arrange a test. By understanding who is sick, whether they are showing symptoms or not, we are able to better prevent the spread of COVID-19.”

You can click here to check out the state’s interactive map of testing locations.

He also announced that pop-up testing is available. He said details for the Portsmouth location would be announced soon.

Immunizations Available

The Scioto County Health Department has also reminded people that COVID-19 isn’t the only dangerous disease out there.  While there’s no vaccine for COVID-19 yet, you can stop the spread of other deadly diseases.

They encourage parents to take advantage of their immunization clinic to get vaccination now to beat the back-to-rush.

Walk-in Clinic Hours are Monday Friday, 9:00 am — 4:00 pm

Safety Procedures to help prevent the spread of COVID-19:

The Clinic is located at 602 7th Street. Bring your photo ID, immunization record, and your insurance
card if you have one.

If you have questions,  Call 740-355-8358 and ask for a nurse.

COVID-19 Scioto County Health
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