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County of Orange Update – As of 1/11/21
COVID-19 Vaccine Phase of Distribution
ACTIVE PHASE IN OC
Phase 1A
ALL TIERS + PEOPLE AGED 65+ With the limited supply of vaccines, the County of Orange is following the State of California’s guidance and framework for fair and equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. See phased approach HERE.
The success of the County’s implementation of the phased, tiered vaccination plan depends on everyone being patient and allowing priority groups to be vaccinated first.
Currently, appointments at SuperPOD locations will be provided only to the following prioritized groups:
- Phase 1A populations (all tiers)
- Law enforcement working in high-risk settings
- Adults age 65 or older
- Addtionally Pfizer vaccine is only for those age 16 or older, and the Moderna vaccine is only for those age 18 and older
Overwhelming the appointment system will make it even more challenging to dispense the limited supply of vaccine currently available. As vaccine becomes more plentiful, additional appointments will become available, and eligibility will open up to other groups.
How to Get Vaccinated
Individuals who live or work in Orange County, CA can register online through www.Othena.com to view available appointments and to keep informed with upcoming availability.
Othena is a vaccine scheduling system created by CuraPatient, in conjunction with leading health care experts and public health agencies.
At-Home Testing
Test kits are available at no cost for individuals who live in Orange County and are asymptomatic or have exposure concerns. CLICK to order your test.
Orange County, CA COVID-19 Case Count
To become familiar with reporting data, please review the Glossary of Dashboard Terms and Data FAQs.
COVID-19 Data Frequently Asked Questions are available here
Glossary of Dashboard Terms are available here
OC COVID-19 Equity Initiatives are available here
Posted Date: 1/17/2021
The new ArcGIS data platform (see Desktop, Mobile & Map Buttons below) improves the COVID-19 reporting process and minimizes any discrepancy between State and Orange County information by reporting same day information. The 6 a.m. State data are downloaded from CalREDIE each morning, checked to remove duplicates and/or out-of-county residents and then reported to our website by 5 p.m.
Southern California Regional ICU beds availability (excluding NICU & PICU beds): 0.0% (adjusted) & 7.9% (unadjusted)
https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-needs/
There will not be any updates on January 18, 2021 as our office will be closed for the major holiday.
Cumulative Cases to Date
(includes deaths)
210,813
4,284 SNF residents, 2,254 OC jail inmates, and 711 Persons Experiencing Homelessness
Daily COVID Positive Cases Received
1,448
Cumulative Deaths to Date
2,367
Includes 730 SNF residents, 259 ALF residents, 1 OC jail inmates, and 4 Persons Experiencing Homelessness
Deaths Reported Today
47
6 skilled nursing facility residents,
0 skilled nursing facility staff,
8 assisted living facility residents,
0 OC Jail inmates,
33 residents (not living in a facility)
Cumulative Tests To Date
2,430,704
Tests Reported Today
25,761
Cases Currently Hospitalized
2,026*
*Includes ICU cases
Cases Currently in ICU
538
ICU - Intensive Care Units
Cumulative Recovered to Date
136,506*
Numbers fluctuate day-by-day due to changes in patient condition(s). Data are gathered daily at one point in time.
Additional data on Orange COVID-19 cases are available on the dashboard links below including: demographics of cases and deaths by city and zip code, and CDPH monitoring.
For best viewing of data, use Desktop to Mobile version to view charts and use Data Maps link to view data in map format.
Key data displayed on HCA’s COVID-19 data dashboard are available to download using the County of Orange Open Data Portal under the “Health” icon at: http://data-ocpw.opendata.arcgis.com/.
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COVID-19 – Essential Tips
Protect Yourself and Others
If you are showing symptoms, you should get tested and stay home until you find out the results.
Getting Tested for COVID-19
Persons at high risk should be tested (65+ years of age with underlying health conditions, or living/working in a risk setting).
Waiting for Test Results
If you are showing symptoms of illness, isolate yourself away from others, even in your own home.
Call Your Doctor
If your symptoms get worse instead of better, call your doctor right away.
Dial 911
Always dial 911 in an emergency.
Latest News
January 2021
- CDPH - California State Epidemiologist Statement Recommending Providers Pause Administration of Single Lot of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine (1/17/21)
- CDPH - COVID-19 Variant First Found in Other Countries and States Now Seen More Frequently in California (1/17/21)
- OC HCA - Press Release - COVID-19 VACCINATIONS AT DISNEYLAND RESORT SUPER POD SITE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (1/12/21)
- OC HCA - Press Release - County Health Officer Opens COVID-19 Vaccine to Residents Ages 65 and Older (1/12/21)
- CDC Expands Negative COVID-19 Test Requirement to All Air Passengers Entering the United States (1/12/21)
- OC GOV Press Releases - County of Orange Announces First Regional COVID-19 Super POD at Disneyland Resort (1/11/21)
- CalOptima Press Release - CalOptima's Financial Support Addresses Ongoing Pandemic - (PDF Version Here) (1/8/21)
- OC Press Release - County of Orange Activates Incident Management Team, Plans for Regional COVID-19 Vaccine Supersites (1/7/21)
- CDPH - Travel Advisory (1/6/21)
- HHS - HHS Announces $22 Billion in Funding to Support Expanded Testing, Vaccination Distribution (1/6/21)
- CDPH - State Issues Public Health Order Ensuring Distribution of Health Care Resources across the State to Ensure Patients Get Life-Saving Care as ICU Capacity is Strained (1/5/21)
- CDPH - Order of the State Public Health Officer – Hospital Surge (1/5/21)
- CAL OES - With USNS Mercy Hospital Ship Unavailable, California Requests 500 Additional Medical Personnel from Federal Government to Support COVID-19 Response (1/5/21)
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