Information from Vail Health and Eagle County Public Information Office on when folks should seek Testing.
COVID-19 symptoms have expanded beyond fever, dry cough and shortness of breath to include: headache, body aches, earache, sore throat, loss of the sense of smell or taste, or sometimes abdominal pain, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Vail Health and Colorado Mountain Medical are now conducting COVID-19 testing for patients with these symptoms. Anyone who has difficulty breathing should seek medical care immediately by calling their healthcare provider or 911.
Eagle County Public Health & Environment Director Heath Harmon discusses COVID-19 response measures for Eagle County employers. VIDEO
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Additional Resources
Colorado COVID-19 Fast FactsCDPHE COVID-19 Resource PageCenters for Disease Control and Prevention Guidance for Businesses and Employers Preventing COVID-19 Spread In Communities Comprehensive and Updated FAQs for Employers on the COVID-19 Coronavirus
As one of several efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the state of Colorado is requiring employers in specific industries to provide four paid sick days for those with flu-like symptoms who are being tested for coronavirus.
The Colorado Health Emergency Leave with Pay (Colorado HELP) rules affect the following industries: Leisure and hospitality food services, community living facilities, child care facilities, home health workers serving the elderly Education Nursing homes
For questions on Colorado HELP, call 303.318.8441
View Rule Text & FAQ: View Rule text and FAQ
PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM LOANS
SBA’s ECONOMIC INJURY DISASTER INJURY DISASTER LOANS
COVID-19 EMERGENCY HUNGER RELIEF FUND
FEDERAL COVID-19 STIMULUS PACKAGE
COLORADO COVID-19 RELIEF FUND
COLORADO STATE SALES TAX DEADLINES EXTENDED
KIVA, a nonprofit organization, provides 0% interest loans to small businesses worldwide. They are expanding eligibility and the number of loans provided during this crisis.
Facebook Small Business Grants
Facebook announced a $100 million program to help small businesses as governments throughout the country urge gyms and restaurants to close their doors to slow the coronavirus pandemic.
El Pomar Foundation announced the establishment of the Colorado Assistance Fund, a $1 million fund offering immediate aid to nonprofit organizations supporting Colorado communities, organizations, and individuals affected by the recent outbreak of COVID-19.
We are working with the Business Retention Expansion BR|E COVID-19 Emergency Response Network, they have implemented a Business and Worker Impact Survey of COVID-19 Virus to ask businesses to tell us about the direct impacts COVID-19 is having on their operations.
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