HEALTH
GOV. CUOMO'S EXECUTIVE ORDER 202.17 - SIMPLE FACE MASK
Effective 8 p.m. Friday, April 17, 2020, any individual over age two and able to medically tolerate a face-covering shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a mask or cloth face-covering when in a public space and unable to maintain, or when not maintaining, social distance. Follow this link to CDC Guidance for Use of Cloth Face Coverings to Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19.
Effective 8 p.m. Friday, April 17, 2020, any individual over age two and able to medically tolerate a face-covering shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a mask or cloth face-covering when in a public space and unable to maintain, or when not maintaining, social distance. Follow this link to CDC Guidance for Use of Cloth Face Coverings to Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19.
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Lebanon Health Assembly Medical Hotline
518-545-4904 (call/text) The medical hotline is run by the Lebanon Health Assembly and is a free service for people in our community. It is volunteer-run by local health professionals, but is not meant to replace 911 or offer emergency services. Please read through the information on this page about COVID symptoms, testing, masks, etc. If you have questions or concerns that aren't answered or questions about whether or not you should seek medical care, please call us! (The advice should not be considered medical advice but rather informed guidance to navigate the current crisis, please refer to your primary care doctor or other health institutions for formal guidance.) Hotline for Elderly and Vulnerable 518-828-0601, extension 1400 Sheriff David Bartlett has established a hotline for the elderly and vulnerable in our county, including those with medical conditions or are disabled, who would welcome a Deputy checking on their well-being on a daily basis. The number for the hotline is 518-828-0601, extension 1400. Greener Pathways 518-822-7437, 518-291-4500 Weekend/Evening Hotline: 518-822-0090 Providing support to those with opioid and other drug addictions. Columbia County Pathways to Recovery 877-467-3365 Providing support to those with opioid and other drug addictions. Provides comprehensive resources for individuals and families impacted by the crisis of substance use disorder. NY Connects-Columbia 518-828-2273 or 877-260-9244 Contact Lynda and Kelly McGiffert NY Connects serves older individuals and individuals with disabilities of all ages. Staff can help families, caregivers, and professionals while working from home. Leave a voicemail or email. |
GETTING TESTED
UPDATE: There will be mobile testing clinics June 2nd in Hudson https://forms.gle/uF6z7FCd4VYAdHjc9 and June 7th– Drive through (Chatham Fair grounds) https://forms.gle/w93576mqsXnKQXoU6 Learn more.
Albany Medical Center, St. Peter’s Health Partners, and The University at Albany have opened a Capital Region Testing Site on the UAlbany campus – 1400 Washington Avenue, Colonial Quad parking lot, accessible from main UAlbany entry, off Washington Avenue, Albany. The site prioritizes tests for individuals among the highest risk population.
APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED. Residents who would like to be tested must make an appointment by calling 888-364-3065. NO WALK-INS allowed. All patients must be in a vehicle.
A screening form for testing should be completed ahead of arrival. Screening form can be found by following this link covid19screening.health.ny.gov.
Once the screening form is completed, site administrators will contact the individual to set up an appointment.
UPDATE: There will be mobile testing clinics June 2nd in Hudson https://forms.gle/uF6z7FCd4VYAdHjc9 and June 7th– Drive through (Chatham Fair grounds) https://forms.gle/w93576mqsXnKQXoU6 Learn more.
Albany Medical Center, St. Peter’s Health Partners, and The University at Albany have opened a Capital Region Testing Site on the UAlbany campus – 1400 Washington Avenue, Colonial Quad parking lot, accessible from main UAlbany entry, off Washington Avenue, Albany. The site prioritizes tests for individuals among the highest risk population.
APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED. Residents who would like to be tested must make an appointment by calling 888-364-3065. NO WALK-INS allowed. All patients must be in a vehicle.
A screening form for testing should be completed ahead of arrival. Screening form can be found by following this link covid19screening.health.ny.gov.
Once the screening form is completed, site administrators will contact the individual to set up an appointment.