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STAY HOME | STAY HEALTHY | STAY CONNECTED | RETURN STRONGER

THANK YOU STAY HOME | STAY HEALTHY | STAY CONNECTED | RETURN STRONGER

WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER!THE ARIZONA FAMILY

STAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

EVERYONE IS DOING THEIR PART…

40%↓

Traffic Decrease in the Phoenix-Metro Transportation

Corridor March 15-April 24, 2020

vs. March 15-April 24, 2019

PHOTO CREDIT: THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC

Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay

Connected Order 3/31/2020

COVID-LIKE-ILLNESS (CLI) SURVEILLANCEINFLUENZA-LIKE-ILLNESS (ILI) SURVEILLANCE


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COVID-19 CASES BY DAY


Illnesses in the last 4-7 days may not be reported yet.

Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay

Connected Order 3/31/2020

Dine-In at Restaurants

Closed 3/19/2020

Public Health Emergency Declaration Issued

3/11/2020

First Case of COVID-19 1/26/2020

Schools Closed

3/15/2020


DEATHS BY DAY

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INTENSIVE CARE UNIT HOSPITAL BEDS


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VENTILATORS


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ARIZONA TESTING BLITZSTAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

•List of testing locations at www.azhealth.gov/testingblitz

WHAT IS IT? • Partnership with community labs to rapidly increase diagnostic testing

availability at drive through sites. • Partners include Banner Health, Walgreens, and more.

WHO CAN GET TESTED? • Dr. Christ has issued a statewide standing order allowing anyone who thinks

they are infected or recently exposed to COVID-19 can be tested.

WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFO?

http://www.azhealth.gov/testingblitz

ANTIBODY TESTINGSTAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

1,000 to 3,000 tests per day, and growing from there.

Early May: will offer antibody testing to consumers without needing a provider’s order or insurance in Arizona.

Funding provided to University of Arizona to conduct 250,000 COVID-19 antibody tests for:

• Health care workers • First responders • UofA Faculty and Students

USING OUR HEADS AND

OUR HEARTS

SAFETY. SCIENCE. HEALTH GUIDANCE. THIS IS ABOUT PEOPLE.


TODAY →

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS ORDER ORDER EXTENDED THROUGH MAY 15

STAY HOME STAY HEALTHY STAY CONNECTED ORDER EXTENDED THROUGH MAY 15 WITH MODIFICATIONS

RETURN STRONGER

A P L A N T O R E I N V I G O R A T E A R I Z O N A ’ S E C O N O M Y

RETURNING STRONGER

OUR APPROACH TO REENERGIZING

ARIZONA’S ECONOMY!

OUR PLAN: RETURNING THE ARIZONA WAY

GRADUAL & PHASED IN

BALANCE PUBLIC HEALTH & RETURNING STRONGER

INCREASE TESTING TO RETURN IN MAY WHILE MAINTAINING STRONG PHYSICAL DISTANCING

PHASE IN RETURN BASED ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE CDC AND HEALTH EXPERTS THROUGH MAY AND JUNE

WHAT’S CLOSED IN ARIZONA STAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

• Schools • Universities • Restaurants • Bars • Gyms • Movie Theaters • Barber Shops • Salons • Spas • Concerts • Spring Training

• Large Venues • College Sports • Major League Baseball • Casinos • NBA • Weddings • Bowling Alleys • Large Outdoor Events • Small Businesses • Most retail • Daycares (limited)


LATER TIMING LIGHTER TOUCH

32 STATES ISSUED STAY AT HOME ORDERS BEFORE ARIZONA.

ARIZONA ALLOWED A GREATER NUMBER OF INDUSTRIES TO STAY OPERATING.

WHAT’S OPENSTAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

• Health and Public Health Operations • Construction • Manufacturing • Delivery & Take-Out Dining • Grocery Stores • Pharmacies • Essential Retail • Gas Stations • Hardware Stores • Hotels & Motels • Car Dealers • Auto Mechanics

• State Parks • Golf Courses • Charitable and Social

Services • Goodwill • Media • Banks • Credit Unions • Critical Trades • Postal Services • Laundry Services • Elective Surgeries

BREATHING LIFE BACK INTO SMALL BUSINESSES…

FRIDAY, MAY 8TH • Voluntary • Strict physical distancing requirements. • Implement public health protections and CDC

guidelines, including: • Reduced occupancy/capacity. • Comprehensive sanitation protocols. • Options for curbside or delivery. • Fitting rooms remain closed at clothing

stores • Vulnerable adults should stay home and

refrain from participating in these services.


REVIVING MAIN STREET WITH A PARTIAL REOPENING OF RETAIL MONDAY, MAY 4TH • Voluntary • Resume with physical distancing for

staff. • Limited opening:

• Appointment-based services, limited occupancy.

• Curbside pickup. • Delivery.

OUR GOALSTAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

• We’re planning ahead. • Next week we’ll release a plan, informed by:

• Restaurant Industry • CDC Guidance

• Ample notice to industry before reopening

DINE-IN RESTAURANTS

ELECTIVE SURGERIESSTAY HOME. STAY HEALTHY. STAY CONNECTED. RETURN STRONGER.

LAST WEEK✓ Executive Order, effective May 1st. ✓ Authorize hospitals and outpatient surgical centers to resume elective surgeries

if they can demonstrate adequate capacity

TODAY✓ 1,090 are eligible to resume surgeries on May 1st — including hospitals, outpatient

surgical centers, physicians and dentists.

CONTINUE TO PRACTICE GOOD HYGIENE

GUIDELINES FOR ALL PHASES: INDIVIDUALS


PEOPLE WHO FEEL SICK SHOULD STAY HOME

✓ Wash your hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer, especially after touching frequently used items or surfaces.

✓ Avoid touching your face. ✓ Cover your cough or sneeze, cough into a tissue, or the inside of your elbow. ✓ Disinfect frequently used items and surfaces as much as possible. ✓ Strongly consider using face coverings while in public, and particularly when

using mass transit.

✓ Do not go to work or school. ✓ Contact and follow the advice of your medical provider.


WHAT TO EXPECT IN MAY

A step-by-step approach.

We will put public health first.

Ongoing announcements as data informs our decisions.

We will give citizens and businesses the time to plan and adjust.

We will follow the facts and federal CDC guidance.

DR. CARA CHRIST ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES

THE LATEST ON COVID-19


7,202 CASES

68,813 TESTS

15 COUNTIES

304 DEATHS

3,723


THANK YOU

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