The community testing program is designed to be flexible and can scale up quickly in the event of a surge in the virus.
Under the extended agreement with the City, the HDT community testing program will continue testing in Davis through June 2022 but slowly reduce testing capacity in anticipation of a natural decline of COVID-19 as vaccination rates increase, especially among children. HDT will continue to provide community salvia testing through the end of this year at three locations-HDT at Research Park, Veterans Memorial Center (VMC), and the ARC on the UC Davis campus. We’re thrilled to be able to extend the program into next year.” Instead, it has provided an invaluable service for the past year as our community has navigated the pandemic. “When the testing program started last November, we thought it would only be available through March. “We are incredibly fortunate to have Healthy Davis Together supporting our community with free, saliva-based COVID-19 testing,” said City Manager Mike Webb. This extension exemplifies the continued commitment of the City, local schools, and UC Davis to responding to the needs of the community and the reality of the pandemic. In addition, Davis Joint Unified School District (DJUSD) will continue to provide school- based testing through the end of the school year. This week, the Davis City Council voted unanimously to contribute funding to extend Healthy Davis Together’s (HDT) community testing program into 2022. NovemDavis to Extend Healthy Davis Together Testing Program through June of 2022 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The Omicron variant has been identified as a variant of concern by the U.S.
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Yolo County Testing Options CA COVID-19 Rent Relief InformationĭecemOmicron Variant Detected in Yolo CountyĪs part of their free COVID-19 testing operations, Healthy Davis Together and the UC Davis Genome Center identified the first-known case of the B.1.1.529 (Omicron) variant of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in Yolo County.
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