The County of Los Angeles is regularly updating resources on COVID-19 and offers today's update in an effort to keep you and yours informed. Please share the following up-to-date information:
COVID-19 Facts
Don't let misconceptions about COVID-19 hinder LA County's ability to prevent future spread. Know the facts, so you and your community can stay safe:
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COVID-19 Fact #3: Reopening does NOT mean the spread of COVID-19 is "under control."
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Why? Safer at Home was a necessary measure, but not a sustainable path forward. Safely reopening is important to the future of our society. We must follow health practices including: wearing face coverings, washing hands frequently, keeping 6 feet apart, and staying home when sick.
Next Day COVID-19 Testing Still Available in LA County
Free, next day appointments for a COVID-19 test are still available in LA County at a variety of sites. LA County residents in need of COVID-19 testing must register, in advance, for a next-day appointment. Remember, availability may change over the course of the day.
As of this afternoon, June 24th, residents can continue to register for an appointment at either of the following locations:
- Crenshaw Christian Center (7901 South Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, 90044)
- Dodger Stadium (1101 Scott Avenue, Los Angeles, 90012)
- Lincoln Park (3501 Valley Boulevard., Los Angeles, 90095)
- West Valley - Warner Center (6097 Canoga Avenue, Woodland Hills, 91367)
To check availability and make an appointment, visit covid19.lacounty.gov/testing.
LA County residents are encouraged to call their primary care provider if they are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19. Wherever possible, residents should receive testing in consultation with their healthcare provider to ensure continuity of care & optimal follow-up. If you do not have insurance and need help connecting with a healthcare provider, dial 2-1-1 for assistance.
Project Roomkey Update
LA County prevailed, today, in litigation that allows Project Roomkey to continue serving the most vulnerable residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The cities of Bell Gardens and Lynwood have been dismissed from a lawsuit brought by LA County. These cities had previously enacted legislation to bar local hotels from participating in Project Roomkey and related temporary housing programs run by LA County. The County sought to block their efforts.
Read today's press release for more details, including background information, the County's filing, and an amicus brief in support of Project Roomkey.
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Are You a Senior In Need of Free Meal Assistance?
If you're a senior in need of meal assistance, it's not too late to apply to join LA County's Great Plates Delivered Program.
Through Great Plates Delivered, LA County is providing three (3) home-delivered meals a day to qualifying older adults & adults over 60 who are at high-risk for COVID-19. This effort aims to assist County residents in need of home delivered meals, as well as help get our local restaurant, hospitality and transportation community back to work.
To learn more and apply, click here.
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Incident Report
Our daily report is a high-level summary of L.A. County Emergency Operations Center's response to the COVID-19 health emergency. Click here to view.
COVID-19 Digital Communications Guide & Toolkit
View our updated COVID-19 Digital Communications Guide, and get tips on Best Practices, Do's and Don'ts, Key Messaging, and our Social Media Toolkit - with multi-lingual graphics and messages like the ones seen below.
Access our Social Media Toolkit here.
Additional Resources
The County of Los Angeles appreciates your continued partnership in responding to COVID-19 questions and needs of residents. For additional information, please visit:
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