Garrett County Weekly Respiratory Illness Snapshot

Data Sampled by Julie Kebisek, MPH, Recommendations Provided by Jennifer Corder, M.D.

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Week 20 Data

Week 18 & Week 19 Data

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Week 12 Data

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Week 2 Data

Week 1 Data

Week 52 Data

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Week 50 Data

Week 49 Data

Snapshots managed by the Population Health, Innovation, and Informatics Unit of the Garrett County Health Department. For additional data and insights about Garrett County, please visit MyGarrettCounty.com.

Data Series Concluded for Winter/Spring 2023

Data for Week 20 concludes the winter/spring 2023 respiratory illness data dashboard reporting series.
Please stay tuned for additional data resources coming soon.

Updated May 30, 2023

Current Recommendations From The Garrett County Medical Deputy Health Officer

As you gather in the coming months, be sure to protect the most vulnerable (the oldest, youngest, and those with chronic disease in your family).
Make sure you and your most vulnerable family members receive influenza vaccine and COVID-19 booster.
Wash hands often, and mask if you’re spending time with someone who is ill with a respiratory infection.
If you’re too sick, stay home, but consider masking if you’re on the fence, to protect others who are more vulnerable.

Updated January 18, 2023