These resources let you explore aspects of the outbreak in different geographic areas. Some may require you to either let your browser share your location or to enter your location directly onto that page.
Select your region from the drop down to see localized resources
No city or county options for your area here? Sorry we don’t have any yet. If you do have local official resources that you find valuable, please send them to: help@stayhome-resources.on.spiceworks.com, and we’ll try to post them
Select your city or county from the drop down to see localized resources
Local announcements, and the bottom of each day’s report has summary counts
Graphic summary throughout the county of tests, positives, and deaths
Official Insights from Public Health Seattle & King County Staff
Washington DOH dashboard regarding statewide testing, cases and deaths, and a candid depiction of the impact of reporting delay
Updated late every day. UW has a significant role in WA state testing.
The New York Times is tracking when orders to stay at home are lifted in each state, as well as when broad reopenings are allowed in public spaces, such as restaurants, retail stores, salons, gyms and houses of worship. In some cases, stay-at-home orders are lifting separately from restrictions on businesses. This page will be updated regularly. Easy “click on the map” navigation to the state of your choice.
Explore hospital bed use, need for intensive care beds, and ventilator use due to COVID-19 based on projected deaths for all 50 US states and District of Columbia
Updated every few days.
(updated frequently) New York Times summary COVID-19 page.
NYT page that tracks coronavirus across the US, including for each state and county.
Consistent format, country by country tables, graphs, and summaries of significant developments.
Continuously updated reporting on casing and testing around the world
An article from Johns Hopkins University about how to practice social distancing
A list of dos and don’ts to keep you healthy and safe while practicing social distancing
Surgical masks and N95 respirators are in short supply and should be reserved for healthcare workers or other medical first responders, as recommended by CDC guidance. We have divided our resources into two categories based on this.
CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain to slow the spread of the virus.
A document summarizes research about decontamination of FFRs before reuse.
including food safety and vaccines/treatments
CNN summary of EPA recommendations
Full list of EPA disinfectants for coronavirus
American Lung Association guidance and information for people with lung conditions
CDC information for people with lung conditions
National Cancer Institute information on coronavirus for patients with cancer
American Diabetes Association guidance and FAQ for people with diabetes
American Heart Association advice for patients taking ACE-i and ARBs
FDA guidance on using NSAID (e.g., ibuprofen) medications
Older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions are at higher risk for severe illness from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
CDC information on testing, featuring a Coronavirus Self Checker
A scientific brief on the modes of transmission of the virus causing COVID-19.
Find Mutual Aid Networks and other community self-support projects near you. Reach out to these groups directly via the map above to get involved, offer resources, or submit needs requests.
We’re building a team to help people, families and businesses who have been affected by COVID-19.
This page contains information and links for City of Seattle programs and services that may be helpful for residents significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Also listed are community, county, and state resources that may be helpful to you.
A platform dedicated to supporting Seattleites during the COVID-19 crisis. Share with a person in need, submit a resource, or volunteer your skills to a small business.
If you have suggestions, corrections or other issues, or wish to help us maintain this resource list, we'd like to hear from you at help@stayhome-resources.on.spiceworks.com
We have trouble finding links to good quality, freely accessible resources in other languages. If you would like to suggest COVID-19 resources in Spanish, Haitian Creole, German, or English, please let us know at: help@stayhome-resources.on.spiceworks.com
This page was last updated 1-June-2020, but the resources we point to are often updated daily or more frequently.
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