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Pacific County Weekly Update
1/27/2021
Meeting Guidelines ➢ This will be a moderated forum. We ask that everyone participating be respectful and stay on topic. The moderator may select questions as time permits and in order to keep the discussion on topic and appropriate. ➢ This meeting is being recorded and will be posted on health dept social media and at www.pacificcountycovid19.com ➢ If you’d like to comment or ask a question, enter your comment in the comment box, or enter your name and you will be called on (as time permits). ➢ Please try to limit comments to 3 minutes or less.
Agenda & Topics 1. Introductions & meeting guidelines 2. Local data update and Definitions 3. Healthy Washington- Roadmap to Recovery 4. Vaccine updates ✓ Who’s eligible ✓ Mass clinic collaborative & plan & moving forward ✓ Waitlist, contact list, and phase finder ✓ Additional resource: The state mass vaccination sites 5. Testing options 6. Pacific County Immigrant Support Group 7. Question & Answer and Public Comment
COVID-19 Definitions
Our COVID-19 case count includes confirmed and probable cases.
Confirmed:
- Meets confirmatory laboratory evidence: SARS-CoV-2 RNA in a clinical specimen using a
molecular amplification detection test.
Probable:
- Meets clinical criteria (symptoms) AND epidemiologic evidence (exposure) with no
confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.
- Meets presumptive (antigen, antibody) laboratory evidence AND either clinical criteria OR
epidemiologic evidence.
- Meets vital records criteria with no confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.
Active: Monitored by Public Health. Timeline varies, usually no more than 14 days.
Closed: Discontinuation of isolation. No longer monitored by Public Health.
Recovered: No standardized definition. Difficult to determine, but most assume an individual has returned to
baseline health prior to COVID-19. Not tracked by Public Health.
Quarantine: Used to keep someone who might have been exposed to COVID-19 away from others to limit the
disease spread.
Isolation: Separate people infected with the virus (those who are sick with COVID-19 and those with no
symptoms) from people who are not infected.
Pacific County Weekly COVID 19 Data Pacific County Case Data Summary 1/13/2021 1/20/2021 1/27/2021 Cases (Total) 640 669 688 -Active Cases (currently monitored by Public Health) 26 41 32 -Closed Cases (no longer monitored by Public Health) 614 628 656 -Confirmed Cases (PCR positive) 452 478 491 -Probable cases (Rapid positive) 188 191 197 Hospitalizations (to date) 21 21 22 Deaths 7 8 9 -Percent Deaths (deaths/cases) 1% 1.1% 1.3% Cases per 100k per 14 days (rolling)- includes 240.3 231.1 217.2 PCR positives and Rapid positives Data transition to include “Probable” as “COVID-19 Case” and to calculate average case rate per 100,000/14 days. No longer require PCR confirmation effective 11/25/20.
Bay Center 98527 6
Chinook 98614 10 Pacific County
Ilwaco 98624 30
Long Beach 98631 62 Cases by Zip
Lebam 98554 Less than 5 Code
Naselle 98638 32
Nahcotta 98637 Less than 5 - Confirmed case count is
specific to each zip code.
Menlo 98561 Less than 5
Ocean Park 98640 46 - Represents permanent
residence of Pacific County
Oysterville 98641 Less than 5 COVID-19 cases.
Seaview 98644 21
- Not a representation of
Raymond 98577 304 where COVID-19 exposure or
South Bend 98586 160 transmission occurred.
Tokeland 98590 Less than 5
Incomplete/unassigned 10 Updated 1/27/2021
Updated 1/27/2021
Pacific County Case Data by Age Range
# of cases by age
Age range (cumulative)
0-9 54
10-19 97
20-29 77
30-39 120
40-49 104
50-59 92
60-69 72
70+ 74
data missing (2)
Updated 1/27/2021
Pacific County Vaccine Data
Description Number of doses
Vaccines given (dose 1) 1160
Vaccines given (dose 2) 270
Total given (as of 1/26) 1430
Plus
• 770 additional first doses scheduled by end of this week
• 1660 additional second doses scheduled over next four weeks
Updated 1/27/2021
Who’s currently eligible for the vaccine?
Pacific County vaccine collaborative for mass clinics ➢ Pacific County providers have formed a mass vaccine collaborative. ➢ Providers in the collaborative will contribute vaccine received each week from the state toward the collective vaccine pool in Pacific County to be used at mass vaccination clinics scheduled in North and South County. ➢ Each week, providers meet to establish the total number of doses received collectively by all providers. ➢ From that number, we subtract out any scheduled Dose 2 clinics for the week to reserve vaccine for those clinics first. ➢ Whatever is left over determines the number of doses available for new dose one clinics for that week. ➢ We then schedule the clinic by contacting people who are on the waitlist in the order that they were added to the waitlist.
Other Vaccine Clinic strategies Once vaccine supply improves or at least becomes more predictable, additional methods of distributing vaccine will be added including: ➢ Private healthcare providers- including healthcare providers will provide vaccine to established patients by appointment for those in a currently approved phase. (not yet available) ➢ Pharmacies- some pharmacies will provide vaccines by appointment ➢ Mass drive thru vaccine clinics- by appointment for those in a currently approved phase. Conducted by OBH w/ support from Health Dept in South County, and by Health Dept with support from WHH in north county. ➢ On site vaccine clinics- vaccines will be provided on site for some larger employers who have a large number of workers in a currently eligible phase. ➢ In all cases, and regardless of provider- appointments will only be made for those in a currently approved phase (as of 1/26/2021, that only includes Healthcare Workers, EMS, Long Term Care residents & staff, those over age 65, and those over 50 living in multigenerational households.
Timeline and Plan: Phase 1B-2, 1B-3, & 1B-4
➢ The county has to wait for the “green light” from the state before we can move to the
next phase.
➢ Timeline is dependent on vaccine supply. The county cannot move forward with
future phases without state approval
➢ Estimated timeline is:
➢ 1B-2- high risk critical workers over 50: estimated spring 2021
➢ 1B-3- people over 16 with 2 or more underlying conditions: estimated spring
2021
➢ 1B-4- high risk critical workers under age 50, and people, staff, & volunteers in
congregate settings: estimated spring 2021
➢ All other- TBD, likely summer/fall 2021Pacific County Vaccine Appointment Waitlist
Click on this link if you want to be added to the waitlist for a vaccine appointment in
Pacific County. Once added to this list, and we have vaccine appts available, we will call
you to schedule an appointment. This list DOES sign you up for an appt.
Who should sign up?
Priority groups A1 (healthcare workers, EMS), and B1-1 (over 65 and over 50 living in
multigenerational households). Waitlists for people in future phases will be released once
those phases are opened by the state.
How to get on list?
For help signing up, please call:
https://forms.gle/BNtAvdmK8hfBBzSx8 (North County) ➢ Long Beach City Hall, 642-4421
➢ Raymond City Hall, 942-4100
https://forms.gle/bBDu2iTdJsHBJJoh9 (South County) ➢ EOC, 875-9407
What happens next?
Once we receive more vaccine, we will call people on the waitlist to schedule an appointment.
Appts will be made for people on the waitlist in the order that they were added to the
waitlist.WA State Phase Finder
This is a tool released by the Washington State Dept of Health (not the county)
✓ Tells you if you are part of a group of people who are eligible for the vaccine.
✓ Once you complete the phase finder, it will show you a list of vaccine providers in
Pacific County. This if for informational purposes only.
✓ Phase finder DOES NOT schedule you for an appt nor does it add you to any
waitlist. Phase finder can be found here:
https://form.findyourphasewa.org/Pacific County COVID 19 Vaccine Contact List Those who sign up at the link below will receive updates regarding the COVID vaccine directly from the Health Dept. Updates will include: ✓ Information about priority groups and timelines ✓ Information about who is currently eligible for the vaccine ✓ How to schedule an appointment (once eligible) ✓ Other information about vaccine distribution in Pacific County Please note- this form does NOT sign you up for a vaccine appointment. It DOES sign you up to receive email updates from the county with information about local distribution plans in Pacific County To sign up, click here: https://forms.gle/U3xezrkeVtfF6yzx7 Those without internet access or an email address can call: ➢ Long Beach City Hall, 360-642-4421 ➢ Raymond City Hall, 360-942-4100
Healthy Washington- Roadmap to Recovery
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/washington-state-covid-19-dashboardsHealthy Washington- Roadmap to Recovery Regions *Pacific County is in the WEST Region along with Grays Harbor, Thurston, and Lewis Counties
Healthy Washington- Roadmap to Recovery
Pacific County Testing Options, updated 12/30/2020
Provider Location Schedule How to register Other information
Willapa Harbor Hospital 800 Alder Street Mon-Thurs No appointment Priority to Pacific
South Bend 12:00-2:00pm necessary, limited to County residents
first 50 cars
Peninsula Pharmacy 117 Spruce St Tues/Thurs www.covidtest360.co By appt. Not
Ilwaco 9:00am-12:00pm m physically located
By appointment 360-244-0606 at pharmacy
Ocean Beach Hospital 174 First Ave N. Established patients Call provider to make PCR, Symptomatic,
(Established patients) Ilwaco by appointment appt. By referral from Close Contact
PCHHS for urgent cases Provider Decision,
by referral
Family Health Center 21610 Pacific Way Established patients Call 360-665-3000 PCR, Symptomatic,
(Established patients) Ocean Park by appointment Close Contact,
provider discretion
Valley View (Centralia) 1800 Cooks Hill Rd. By appt 360-736-3042 PCR, Symptomatic,
Suite G Centralia, Close Contacts
McCleary Health Mart 115 W Simpson TBD Register online at: PCR
Pharmacy Ave McCleary www.doineedacovid19test.com
Elma/East County 221 West Main St TBD Register online at: PCR
Pharmacy Elma, WA www.doineedacovid19test.com
Shoalwater Medical Clinic 2373 Tokeland Rd Call for appt. 1-800-841-2244 For established
(Established patients) Tokeland, WA patientsUseful Links and Resources
Information on WA Vaccine Planning
www.covidvaccinewa.org
WA Notify
www.wanotify.org
Washington State Department of Health:
WA State DOH Hotline:
www.coronavirus.wa.gov 1-800-525-0127
Pacific County Health Dept COVID Website:
https://www.pacificcountycovid19.com LNI (Report a Business)
Reporting violations of safe start plan
800-423-7233
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/report-safe-start-violation
LNI COVID-19 Resource Page
Liquor Control Board
https://www.lni.wa.gov/safety-health/safety-topics/topics/coronavirus (360) 664-9878
Safer Gatherings
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/information-for/you-and-your-family/safer-gatherings
Where am I in line for the Vaccine?
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/science/coronavirus-vaccine-tracker.html
Decision Tree for Schools Reopening
https://www.doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/Documents/1600/coronavirus/DecisionTree-K12schools.pdf
Data Dashboards
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/covid-19-risk-assessment-
dashboard?fbclid=IwAR3seZYXBhZ9v3dI25TV4zCaHBaeh0Y4PzJp2DoVXBWZBbfq5bFUzA_pDQA#dashboard
Road Map to Recovery Report
https://www.doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/Documents/1600/coronavirus/data-tables/421-006-RoadmapToRecovery.pdfNext Community Forum:
Wednesday, February 10th at 11:30
(re-occurring, bi-weekly thereafter)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84282447783
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