COVID Hospitalizations Surge

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The Oregon Health Authority’s COVID-19 Weekly Report, released Wednesday, shows a fifth consecutive week of surging daily cases and surging hospitalizations from the previous week. OHA reported 5,729 new daily cases of COVID-19 during the week of Monday, April 19 through Sunday, April 27. That represents a 21% increase from the previous week and marks the fifth consecutive week of 20% or higher increases in daily cases.

New COVID-19 related hospitalizations nearly doubled from 171 to 333. St. Charles hospitals in Bend and Redmond report 34 COVID-19 patients Wednesday, four of whom are in the ICU, with two on ventilators.

OHA also reported 26 COVID-19 related deaths. There were 133,563 tests for COVID-19 for the week of April 18 through April 24. The percentage of positive tests was 6%. People 70 years of age and older have accounted for 39% of COVID-19 related hospitalizations and 76% of COVID-19 related deaths.

Today’s COVID-19 Weekly Outbreak Report shows 34 active COVID-19 outbreaks in senior living communities and congregate living settings, with three or more confirmed cases and one or more COVID-19 related deaths.

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Tomi Mart Grand Opening Party!

We’re still working on the details but we would like to invite you to save the date for our Grand Opening festivities on August 10th! We do know that we are going to have another ramen eating

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Oregon Touts Hepatitis Prevention Plan

World Hepatitis Day is this Sunday, and for the Oregon Health Authority, it’s an opportunity to promote its plan to eliminate hepatitis across the state. Released in March, the plan includes major goals and strategies to limit the spread of hepatitis

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Air Quality Map Available

Wondering where the smoke is coming from & what the air quality index is where you’re located or destination your traveling to? http://fire.airnow.gov is a resource to check out. There may also be a localized smoke forecast