In Connecticut and throughout the world, influenza (flu) activity is high. The CDC encourages all people aged 6 months and older to be vaccinated. It is not too late to get vaccinated for the flu. Check with your healthcare provider, call your local health department, or visit the HealthMap Vaccine Finder (adults) for availability of flu vaccinations. Latest COVID-19 Testing Data in Connecticut
Updated 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18, 2020
- Total patients who tested positive (including presumptive positive): 96
- Fairfield County: 69
- Hartford County: 11
- Litchfield County: 5
- Middlesex County: 1
- New Haven County: 10
What You Should Know
- How it Spreads
- Symptoms
- Prevention & Treatment
- Preparing for the Coronavirus at Home
- Behavioral Health
- Frequently Asked Questions
Public Health Resources
- Important Information for Connecticut Physicians, APRNs, PAs, and RNs About COVID-19 – March 16, 2020
- Healthcare Professionals
- Healthcare Facilities
- Healthcare Supply of Personal Protective Equipment
- Emergency Medical Services
- Health Departments
- Laboratories
- Firefighters and EMS guidance from Connecticut Fire Academy
- Occupational Safety and Health Guidance from OSHA
- Mental Health Resources to Help People Cope During COVID-19
- Patient Under Investigation (PUI) and Case Report Form
- Print Resources
- Environmental Health and Drinking Water Resources
Information For…
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- Consumers
- Businesses
- Childcare Providers
- Children and Families
- Travelers
- Communities
- Pet Owners and Veterinarians
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