Human-to-human contact is the most common way that a person with COVID-19 can infect other people. To limit exposure, health organizations are urging people to keep safe distances from each other and avoid touching others.
Advice to Jazz players, families who have not tested positive for COVID-19
Members of the Utah Jazz who tested negative for COVID-19, returned to Utah on Thursday. The traveling party immediately met with Dr. Angela Dunn, the state epidemiologist for the Utah Department of Health, who provided instructions on how to safely and comfortably engage with their families and communities. It’s advice everyone can use.
Beware of investment scams using coronavirus fear and uncertainty
Have you been approached with a way to make money quickly because of corornavirus? Here are some tips to keep you, and your money, safe.
Safeguards announced to protect Utah Veterans Homes residents
Avalon Healthcare and the Utah Department of Veterans & Military Affairs will be increasing preventive protocols and procedures at Utah Veterans Homes. This is a preventive measure. There has not been any confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Veterans Home.
Should I go to work if I feel sick?
If you have symptoms like a cough, fever, or shortness of breath, you should not go to work. Instead, call your supervisor and let them know that you are experiencing symptoms that are consistent with COVID-19.
Recommendations Issued By Task Force to Limit Spread of COVID-19
Governor Gary Herbert and the Utah Coronavirus Task Force are recommending that any gathering of more than 100 people be cancelled beginning Monday, March 16, for at least two weeks. These measures are intended to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
Gov. Herbert announces recommendations to help slow the spread of novel coronavirus
Gov. Gary R. Herbert recommended the implementation of several precautionary measures across the state of Utah to help slow the spread of novel coronavirus.
If I have attended Utah Jazz basketball games am I at risk for COVID-19?
On Wednesday, March 11, a player on the Utah Jazz tested positive for COVID-19. Here are responses to frequently asked questions we’re receiving from fans …
Gov. Gary R. Herbert and Lt. Governor Spencer J. Cox statement on positive case of COVID-19 on the Utah Jazz
NBA announces decision to suspend season following tonight’s games SALT LAKE CITY (March 11, 2020) – This evening, Gov. Gary R. Herbert and Lt. Governor …
Who should be tested for coronavirus?
Whether a person is tested depends on the level of risk. The Utah Department of Health will assess the risk of the person and consult with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine the need for testing on a case-by-case basis.