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ACTIVE PHASE IN OC
Phase 1A & 1B
The OC Health Care Agency is now scheduling Phase 1B, Tier 1 eligible residents within the Othena.com platform (and Apps). Residents who fall within this group can also check with healthcare providers or local pharmacy for availability 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 be vaccinated first. We are currently scheduling appointments for the following prioritized groups:
The HCA Hotline at 714-834-2000 is available Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for questions related to Othena, vaccine appointments and other vaccine-related issues. Specific Othena questions can also be emailed to support@compositeapps.net.
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. Vaccines are also available through medical providers, clinics and local pharmacies in Orange County. Find details here.
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: 3/5/2021
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.
Note: We continue to experience technical issues with the State reporting database (CalREDIE &
CalConnect). As a result, death reporting may continue to be low for the next several days until CDPH has
resolved the issue. We will continue to monitor the situation.
4,686 SNF residents, 2,310 OC jail inmates, and 892 Persons Experiencing Homelessness
Includes 975 SNF residents, 462 ALF residents, 1 OC jail inmates, and 10 Persons Experiencing Homelessness
12 skilled nursing facility residents,
0 skilled nursing facility staff,
9 assisted living facility residents,
0 OC Jail inmates,
0 Persons Experiencing Homelessness,
41 residents (not living in a facility)
*Includes ICU cases
ICU - Intensive Care Units
Numbers fluctuate day-by-day due to changes in patient condition(s). Data are gathered daily at one point in time.
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/.
OC HCA Quick Links
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.