Georgia and Rhode Island have the first drive-thru coronavirus testing sites where results can be delivered in as little as 15-30 minutes.
The state’s insurance commissioner has encouraged businesses to keep providing health insurance for employees as many companies close or limit operations in response to the COVID-19 virus. State Insurance Commissioner Colin Hayashida urged insurers to offer continuing coverage during the pandemic, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports.
. The order, signed Monday by Louisville’s health director and county attorney, requires operators not affiliated with health facilities or already approved by the city’s public health agency to get written approval before starting. All approved sites, it said, will be subject to inspection by local health officials and must comply with all guidelines from the health department and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
17. Since then, the number of calls dropped to an average of 425 per week, a 45% decrease. “This decrease in calls is very concerning because teachers and school staff are mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect, and we know they are one of the main sources of calls to the hotline,” said Sheila Hogan, director of the Department of Public Health and Human Services. “With schools closed, it’s important for all us to take an active role by calling the hotline if you suspect abuse or neglect.
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