Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update for the Yuba-Sutter Area
OptumServe No-Cost Testing Sites
- Register Online: https://LHI.care/covidtesting
- Register by Phone (only for those without Internet access): (888) 634-1123
- Testing by appointment only - register online or call (see above). No walk-ins will be tested.
- If the person being tested has insurance, the insurance company will be billed. For uninsured individuals, the testing costs will be covered by the state.
- Test result turnaround time may take up to 5 days or longer.
- Those tested will be given a card they can use to check for results later. Those who test positive for COVID-19 will be contacted by a nurse.
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2 OptumServe Testing Sites:
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Yuba City: Sutter County Veterans Memorial Building, 1425 Veterans Memorial Circle
- Monday-Friday 7am-7pm
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Marysville: Yuba County Library, 303 Second Street
- Tuesday-Saturday 7am-7pm
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Yuba City: Sutter County Veterans Memorial Building, 1425 Veterans Memorial Circle
- OptumServe Testing Site Flyer
* Cases may have symptoms or estimated source identified after initial test results are reported.
* Not all symptom onset dates are immediately known/not all cases have symptoms.
Top News
July 8, 2020
July 7, 2020
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Watch: The Yuba-Sutter Tracer Team - It's Tough Work
Behind the scenes in Yuba-Sutter, the team that traces and investigates COVID-19 cases works seven days a week to protect the community. Learn more about the work being done to protect your health.
July 6, 2020
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Watch: Health Officer's July 6 Update
Dr. Luu's Message to the Community Regarding Hospitalizations
July 3, 2020
July 1, 2020
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Watch: Health Officer's July 1 Update
Dr. Luu is concerned about the trend of positive cases and the ongoing risky behaviors seen in our region. She notes that we expect to see the state put Yuba-Sutter on the list of counties that are required to start pulling back on our reopening efforts.
June 24, 2020
June 17, 2020
June 12, 2020
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Press Release: Bi-County Health Officer Issues Amended Order to Align with New State Guidance
Starting today, Friday June 12, more businesses will be permitted to re-open with appropriate precautions under new guidance from the California Department of Public Health. Yuba-Sutter Health Officer Dr. Phuong Luu issued an amended Public Health Order to align with the State, and so residents can see, in one place, all the businesses that are permitted to operate at this point. - Yuba-Sutter Order and Amendment
June 10, 2020
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Watch: Health Officer's June 10 Update
In her weekly briefing, Dr. Luu talks about the recent uptick in confirmed COVID-19 cases, and how we can all choose safer activities with lower risk for exposure and transmission.
June 5, 2020
June 3, 2020
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Watch: Health Officer's June 3 Update
Sometimes, we just want to drive across town and spend time with family or friends, but we need to be aware of the risks -- take precautions. And do protests pose any additional risks, in this era of COVID-19?
May 30, 2020
Amendment of Health Order to Address Faith Gatherings (Effective May 31, 2020)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Address Barber Shop and Hair Salon Guidance
The State of California issued guidance on faith gatherings and hair services in the last week of May allowing faith gatherings to resume, with modifications. Dr. Luu's May 4 order did not allow large group gatherings, so the amendment aligns the state and local orders. The amendment is effective May 31, 2020.
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What To Do If You Are Sick
Mild Symptoms:
People with mild symptoms, who are not sick enough to be hospitalized, should self-isolate at home. These people should:
- Avoid close contact with others
- Stay home for at least ten days from the start of symptoms, AND
- Stay home at least 72 hours after fever is gone, AND
- Stay home until respiratory symptoms have improved (coughing/sneezing)
Severe Symptoms:
People with severe symptoms of respiratory illness should call their healthcare provider immediately. Call ahead so that you can be safely evaluated to prevent exposing others. Your healthcare provider will evaluate you and determine the best course of action for your illness, including whether or not you should be tested.
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