Stay Safe, Stay Healthy

It can be hard to predict or avoid some health problems. But there are many small things you can do to help you stay safe and healthy. Remember that you are protecting not only yourself but also those you care about. If you get hurt or sick, you may not be able to work or take care of your loved ones. Please view the following tips:

Puede ser difícil predecir o evitar algunos problemas de salud. Pero hay muchas cosas pequeñas que puede hacer para ayudarlo a mantenerse seguro y saludable. Recuerde que no solo se está protegiendo a sí mismo, sino también a aquellos que le importan. Si se lastima o se enferma, es posible que no pueda trabajar o cuidar a sus seres queridos. Por favor vea los siguientes consejos:

New Haven COVID-19

Testing Sites

Sitios de pruebas para detección del

Coronavirus COVID-19

To Report a Positive Case of COVID-19:

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

A message from Mayor Justin Elicker on COVID-19

Use clean hygiene techniques – wash your hands frequently for a minimum of 20 seconds. Do not shake other people’s hands. Don’t touch your face.
Avoid large gatherings.
If you have a fever and cough, do not go to the hospital or your health care provider – call them first. If you go to your provider you will risk spread of the disease.

We will work together as a community to confront this very challenging situation. It’s at times like these that we define what kind of community we are. New Haven is a community that works together, that supports each other, that does our part as individuals for the benefit of the whole. Thank you.

Please contact your primary care physician if you have any questions about COVID-19 or are showing symptoms. If you need further guidance call the New Haven Health Department Emergency Line at (203) 946-4949.

Before a COVID-19 outbreak occurs in your community: Plan

A COVID-19 outbreak could last for a long time in your community. Depending on the severity of the outbreak, public health officials may recommend community actions designed to help keep people healthy, reduce exposures to COVID-19, and slow the spread of the disease. Local public health officials may make recommendations appropriate to your local situation. Creating a plan can help protect your health and the health of those in your community in the event of an outbreak of COVID-19.

For additional information on specific populations, please review the following documents:

What you need to know flowsheet: Shelters

What you need to know flowsheet: Private-Parochial-Charter Schools

What you need to know flowsheet: Businesses

What you need to know flowsheet: Detention Facilities

What you need to know flowsheet: Daycares

What you need to know flowsheet: General Population

What you need to know flowsheet: Nursing Facilities (Rehab/Long Term)

What you need to know flowsheet: Faith Based Organizations

Stay Safe, Stay Healthy documents:Please click here

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Informational Packets - click on the image(s) below

Community Business