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Madison County Health Department is committed to protecting the health and safety of our community. Click the resources below to get the most current information and guidance about COVID-19 (corona virus). Select the button "Subscribe for Page Updates" in upper right to be notified when this page changes. |
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Business & Organization Resources:
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Shelter In Place Business Complaints, Questions, Concerns Call: 1-800-252-2923 email: ceo.support@illinois.gov |
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Phone: 1-800-985-5990 Web site: samhsa.gov |
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EPA COVID-19 Disinfectant List
Business & Organization Resources:
Employees with questions and concerns about safety should visit the Illinois Department of Labor Frequently Asked Questions. You may also find it helpful to visit the Illinois Attorney General's Workplace Rights Bureau or call 844-740-7576.
Food Service Information:
Phase 4 Guidelines
CD Guidance for Bars and RestaurantsEmployee Monitoring Tool
Cleaning and Disinfect ion After Persons Suspected/Confirmed to Have COVID-19 Have Been in the Facility
Easy Cleaning and Disinfecting Poster for COVID-19
Daycare:
IDPH Guidance
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Severe Chronic Health Conditions:
Home Heath Care and Fragile Child
Severe Chronic Health Conditions
People Who Need to Take Extra Precautions - CD
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Information from Illinois Liquor Control Commission:
Guidance to Local Liquor Control Commissions for On-Premises Only Retailers -March 19, 2020
Guidance on Thirty (30) Day Credit Law Reporting - Retailer Delinquencies - March 2020
Guidance on Product Returns Pursuant to Illinois Governor Executive Order 2020-07
Guidance on State Licenses Expiring March 31, 2020, April 30, 2020, and May 31, 2020
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Health Professionals:
What Can I do to Help? - ID License Renewal and Reinstated
Governor's "Call to Action" for retired and out of state medical personnel
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Oral Health Professionals:
IDPH Guidance
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General Information For Employees:
COVID-19 Well-Being Toolkit - OS HealthCare
Employees with questions and concerns about safety should visit the Illinois Department of Labor Frequently Asked Questions. You may also find it helpful to visit the Illinois Attorney General's Workplace Rights Bureau or call 844-740-5076 for additional guidance.
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Public & Community Resources:
COVID-19 Vaccine
IDPH COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ Sheet
IDPH COVID-19 Vaccine Website
Benefits of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine/CDC
Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination/CDC
8 Things to Know about the U.S. COVID-19 Vaccination Program/CDC
Emergency Use Authorization for Vaccines Explained/FDA
The Path for a COVID-19 Vaccine from Research to Emergency Use Authorization/fda.gov
What is an EUA (Emergency Use Authorization)?
Vaccine Development - 101/FDA
Vaccines Work/Vaccines
Vaccine Ingredients/Vaccines
Vaccine Types/Vaccines
General Vaccine Graphics
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Current / Most Up to Date Resources for Illinois Residents:
Illinois Department of Public Health
State of Illinois Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Flyer: COVID-19 Resources
Centers of Disease Control and Prevention
Madison County COVID-19 Resources
Phase 4 Guidance from IDPH
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Social Distancing:
IDPH Social Distancing
Guidance for Grocery Shopping
President's Corona virus Guidelines to "Slow The Spread"
IDPH COVID Reminders "Avoid Contact, Clean, and Cover Cough"
IDPH COVID Face Covering Do's & Don'ts
IDPH COVID Guidance on the Use of Masks by the General Public
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Mental Health and Well Being
Asthma - CD Guidance
HIV - CD Guidance
Madison County Mental Health Resource Web site
Manage Anxiety and Stress - CD Guidance
National Alliance of Mental Illness of Southwestern Illinois NAOMI Southwestern Illinois
SAMHSA - Taking Care Of Your Behavioral Health - samhsa.gov
SAMHSA Disaster Distress Flyer - Phone: 1-800-985-5990 or text ToolKit to 66746
SAMHSA Tips for Social Distancing, Quarantine, and Isolation During An Infectious Disease Outbreak
Suicide Prevention LIFELINE - 1-800-273-8255 - Web site
Illinois Tobacco Quit line is hear to help anyone, give them a call 1-866-784-8937 Tobacco Quitline Flyer
COVID 19 SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL PERSONNEL & FIRST RESPONDERS: People are here to support your heroic efforts. Call - 618.381.5173
All Medical personnel and First Responders involved in the care of OVID individuals are under unprecedented trauma and stress. Many times they have no one to talk to about the challenges and pressures they face. Sometimes what’s needed most in difficult times is someone to talk to; someone who will listen and help persons consider their options and resources. This is not a crisis line, but is a source of support to help individuals work through current stress and anxiety. Trained mental health volunteers from our area are ready to talk and provide resources for managing during these difficult times. Please call 618.381.5173 so that we may direct you to a caring listener.
Call
The Illinois Department of Human Services’ Mental Health Division has launched a free-of-charge emotional support text line, Call, for Illinois residents experiencing stress and mental health issues related to COVID-19. Individuals who would like to speak with a mental health professional can text “TALK” to 5-5-2-0-2-0, or for Spanish, “ABLER” to the same number: 5-5-2-0-2-0.
Call is free to use, and individuals will remain anonymous. Once a resident sends a text to the hotline, within 24 hours they will receive a call from a counselor employed by a local community mental health center to provide support.
Individuals can also text 5-5-2-0-2-0, with key words such as “unemployment” or “food” or “shelter” and will receive information on how to navigate and access supports and services.
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Families and Children
Keep your children healthy - CD Guidance
Tips to keep children healthy while school's out - CD
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding - CD
COVID-19 Children & Pregnant Women - ID PH
The Guidance for Pregnant Women - ID PH
Parenting During a Pandemic - Give Yourself a Break
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Older Adults:
High Risk Older Adults
High Risk Complications in Older Adults that have serious underlying medical conditions
Retirement Checklist
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Community Resources:
Coronavirus Rumor Control
General Business - Complaints, Questions, Concerns please call 1-800-252-2923 or email: ceo.support@illinois.gov
Blood Drives - IDPH Recommended Guidance
Safely Using Hand Sanitizer - FDA
Study: How Long New Coronavirus Remains on Surfaces - NH
Recommendation Regarding the Use of Cloth Face Coverings - CD
Guidance for Use of Mask by Public - ID PH
COVID-19 and Me: What Should I Do? - U IC School of Public Health
Shopping for Food During the COVID-19 Pandemic - FDA
COVID-19 Well-Being Toolkit - OS Healthcare
Food, Cash, or Medical Benefits, Child Care, Shelter, Call 4 Calm, Mental Health, Domestic Violence, Substance Use, Gambling, Developmental Disability Services, Physical Disability Services - IL Dept of Human Services
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Volunteer Opportunities:
What Can You Do To Help
Health Professionals - What Can I do to Help - License Renewal and Reinstated
Governor's "Call to Action" - Retired and out of state medical personnel
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Employment & Training:
Finding Employment in Madison County - Employer Listing
Madison County Employment and Training
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Community / Economic Development:
Homeless and Homeless Prevention Resources
COVID-19 Economic Development Resources
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Veterans' Assistance:
Madison County Veterans' Assistance Commission
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Testing Options:
Anderson Healthcare Drive Thru Testing Site: 2930 N. Center St., Maryville, IL
Respiratory Care Clinic of Bethalto
Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation
Illinois Department of Public Health Testing Site: St. Clair Square, Fairview Heights, IL.
MedExpress, Collinsville, IL
HSHS Free Virtual COVID-19 Assessment
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TeleHealth:
Pandemic Health Worker Program - OSF Healthcare
Pandemic Health Worker Program Enrollment - OSF Healthcare
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Sports and Recreation:
Guidelines for Youth and Adult Recreational Sports - State of Illinois COVID-19 Response
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