*PLEASE NOTE: There are multiple pages to the dashboard. See the bottom of the dashboard to click on each page.
PAGE #1: Confirmed, Probables, and Deaths – today, cumulative, by age range, and by gender
PAGE #2: Recovered, Recovered by County, Total Cases & Cumulative Cases by Date, Contact Tracing (Note: “Paused” indicates we were unable to contact the case after multiple attempts or the case refused to provide information), Confirmed and Probables by Zip Code
PAGE #3: Total Cases by Date by County
PAGE #4: Positive Inpatient Hospitalizations by Date (began 6/3/2020, Munson Manistee added 11/18 when patient intake began)
NOTE: The DHD #10 offices will be closed on November 26th and November 27th to observe Thanksgiving. There will be no updates to the dashboard on those days. Thursday and Friday numbers will be included on the update Monday 11/30.
The Data Dashboard is updated every Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday numbers are included each Monday.
COVID-19 Data Dashboard – as of 11/25/2020
Details and information on this Data Dashboard can be found here. Source: Michigan Disease Surveillance System and Vital Records
We now have COVID-19 County Profiles that will be updated monthly to give you a snapshot of the cases in each county.
Weekly DHD#10 COVID-19 Heat Map
Below is a heat map of confirmed and probable positive COVID-19 cases within the District Health Department #10 region. Darker areas, such as red and orange, are associated with higher rates of positive cases while lighter areas, such as green and yellow are associated with lower rates of positive cases. This map shows rates per 10,000 people so if an area is red, it does not mean there are 243.9 positive cases in that area, but rather 2.439% of the population within that area has tested positive for COVID-19. Areas that are not highlighted with any color do not currently have positive cases. Please note: this heat map is updated weekly.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- On Monday, November 23, DHD#10 issued a new Public Health Advisory. This advisory will remain in effect until lifted and replaces all previously issued Public Health Advisories. Persons with questions or concerns are welcome to submit their comments via email to COVID19@michigan.gov.
- On Sunday, November 15, Governor Whitmer announced a new Epidemic Order regarding Gatherings and Face Masks. This order takes effect on November 18, 2020 at 12:01 AM, at which time the October 29, 2020, order entitled Gatherings and Face Mask Order is rescinded. This order remains in effect through December 8, 2020 at 11:59 PM. Persons with suggestions and concerns are invited to submit their comments via email to COVID19@michigan.gov.
- Where to file a complaint: If you have a complaint about businesses or organizations not following the Epidemic Order, you can go here for more information to file a complaint regarding COVID-19
- The Holiday Season is right around the corner and many people have questions on celebrating safely. Here is some guidance on ‘Celebrating the Holidays during COVID-19‘ to take into consideration.
- C0VID-19 Guidance for Schools, Businesses, Residential Care Facilities, and Communities is available on our Coronavirus page. Scroll past the data dashboard on our coronavirus page to the light blue box titled COVID-19 GUIDANCE
- MDHHS Epidemic Order – Michigan law imposes on the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) a duty to continually and diligently endeavor to “prevent disease, prolong life, and promote public health,” and gives the Department “general supervision of the interests of health and life of people of this state.” MCL 333.2221. MDHHS may “[e]xercise authority and promulgate rules to safeguard properly the public health; to prevent the spread of diseases and the existence of sources of contamination; and to implement and carry out the powers and duties vested by law in the department.” MCL 333.2226(d).
COVID-19 TESTING:
MDHHS has a Test Finder on their website to help you locate places throughout Michigan where you can get a free COVID-19 test. You can also contact your medical provider or call the hotline for your hospital system:
- 888-535-6136 | MDHHS Patient COVID-19 Hotline
- 231-935-0951 | Munson Hotline
- 833-559-0659 | Spectrum Hotline
- 833-247-1258 | Mercy Health Michigan Hotline
- 616-685-2683 | Mercy Health Saint Mary’s-Grand Rapids Hotline
- 231-642-5292 | Northwest Michigan Health Services Testing Hotline
Prevention Methods:
- Clean hands often. Scrub with soap for at least 20 seconds. Use hand sanitizer if soap and water is not available.
- Avoid close contact with sick people.
- Stay home when you are sick, except to get medical care.
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw tissue away and wash hands immediately.
- Wear a face mask when going out in public.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently
COVID-19 GUIDANCE
Questions? Email us at info@dhd10.org
GUIDANCE FOR SCHOOLS
- NEW – RECORDING – School Planning Call 11-19-2020
- NEW – Dr. Morse School Presentation 11-19-2020
- NEW – Master Data Table 11-19-2020
- NEW – Evidence and Guidance for In-Person Schooling during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- RECORDING – School Planning Call – 11.12.2020
- Dr. Morse School Presentation – 11.12.2020
- Master Data Table for Schools – 11.12.2020
- Updated COVID-19 School Toolkit – 11.10.2020
- RECORDING – School Planning Call – 11.05.2020
- Dr. Morse School Presentation – 11.05.2020
- Master Data Table for Schools – 11.05.2020
- RECORDING – School Planning Call 10.29.2020
- Dr. Morse School Presentation – 10.29.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation
- Master Data Table for Schools
- MDHHS Guidance for Band, Choir, and Orchestra
- Air Quality Best Practices
- Celebrating the Holidays
- Traveling for the Holidays
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 10.8.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 10.8.2020
- Master Data Table for Schools with Matrix
- COVID Notification Template – General
- School COVID Reporting Dashboard Template
- Updated Return to School Toolkit – 09.28.2020
- Summary of Safe School Plan – 09.28.2020
- RECORDING PART 1 – School Reopening Planning Call – 9.24.2020
- RECORDING PART 2 – School Reopening Planning Call – 9.24.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 9.24.2020
- Updated Screener Flow Chart and Student Screener
- Master Data Table for Schools with Matrix – 9-24-2020
- EGLE – School Drinking Water Program
- Community Transmission Data Table for Schools
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 9.17.2020
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 9.17.2020
- MDHHS School Related Outbreak Reporting
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 9.10.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 09.10.2020
- School Communication Guide
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 09.03.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 09.03.2020
- Return to School Toolkit
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 08.27.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 08.27.2020
- County Case Rates
- COVID Parent Letter Template
- School Meal Service Model
- Spectrum Health School Resources
- Interim COVID-19 Cafeterias and Food Service Guidance – Wisconsin
- Resources from Oregon
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 08.20.2020
- Dr. Morse Back to School Presentation – 08.20.2020
- Managing Communicable Diseases in Schools – MDHHS
- COVID and Schools FAQ – 08.21.2020
- RECORDING – School Reopening Planning Call – 08.13.2020
- RECORDING of Dr. Morse Back to School 2020-2021 Call
- RECORDING of Dr. Morse explaining MI Safe Start Map
- Dr. Morse Back to School 2020-2021 Presentation – 08.06.2020
- Harvard Report – Risk Reduction Strategies for Reopening Schools
- Reopening America’s Schools – A Public Health Approach
- Protecting and Educating Our Children During the COVID-19 Pandemic Factsheet
- Process for a COVID-19 Case in School – Handout
- Process for a COVID-19 Case in School – Handout – SPANISH
- RECORDING – Back to School in a Pandemic_ 07.23.2020
- Dr. Morse Presentation – Back to School in a Pandemic – 07.23.2020
Michigan Department of Education COVID-19 Education & Resources - MI Safe Schools
- MI Safe Start Map
- CDC Toolkit for Youth Sports
- CDC Toolkit for K-12 Schools
- Johns Hopkins University eSchool+ Initiative Analysis of School Reopening Plans
GUIDANCE FOR BUSINESSES
- NEW- Return to Work Letter
- NEW – Updated Business Toolkit – 11.02.2020
- Guidance to Reopen Toolkit
- Business Toolkit
- Agriculture Toolkit
- COVID-19 Preparedness & Response Plan Template
- Campgrounds Toolkit
- Short-Term Rentals Toolkit
- DHD#10 Checklist for Reopening
GUIDANCE FOR RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES
- NEW – LARA-BCHS Resident-Related Infection Prevention and Control Scenarios
- MDHHS Residential Care Epidemic Order
- Visitation Order – 10/21/2020
- Visitation Order – Special Cases – 10/21/2020
- Determining Risk Levels
GUIDANCE FOR PROVIDERS
Data on the number of cases changes daily. Browse through the links below for current information:
For more information specifically about COVID-19, its symptoms, the spread, and how you can prevent the disease, click here.
All District Health Department #10 offices are closed to the public through June 12, pending the Governor’s decision to lift her extended executive order. We are providing emergency services by appointment only and signage is posted at each building to direct those with appointments on what to do when they arrive. Please contact your local DHD#10 office to schedule an appointment.
DHD#10 Guidance
Michigan Guidance
National Guidance
- NEW- Letter for Business requiring Return to Work Letters
- NEW – Updated Business Toolkit – 11.02.2020
- Campgrounds Toolkit
- Short-Term Rentals Toolkit
- COVID-19 Preparedness & Response Plan Template
- DHD#10 Checklist for Reopening
- Tips for Restaurants
- Best Practices for retail food, restaurants, & food pickup PDF | Infographic
- MDHHS Recommendations for Voters
- MDHHS Recommendations for Poll Workers and Election Officials
- MDHHS Recommendations for Healthy Voting in Michigan
- MDHHS Recommendations for Accessible Voting
- GUIDANCE FOR VOTING WHILE IN QUARANTINE OR HOSPITAL
- What options are available to quarantined or hospitalized voters who would like to vote in the November General Election?
- Can eligible Michigan citizens who are quarantined or hospitalized register to vote in the Nov. 3 election online or by mail?
- What is the guidance in the event of an emergency if a voter is hospitalized or forced to quarantine before they have the opportunity to vote?
- MDHHS FAQ as of 8/12/2020
- Salon Guidance
- MIOSHA COVID-19 Workplace Safety Guidance
- MI Safe Start-A Plan to Re-Engage Michigan’s Economy
- MALPH Reopening Overview
- Michigan Chamber of Commerce Preparedness and Response Plan
- Small Business Association of Michigan General Guidance on Reopening
- For Childcare
- For Healthcare Professions
- For Schools & Colleges
- For Employers & Employees
- For Mental Health
- Executive Orders & Directives
- Guidance for Businesses
- Guidance for Migrant Labor Housing English | Spanish
- For Residents & Communities
- For Elected Officials
- How to Wear a Face Covering
- CDC Guidance for Agriculture Workers and Employers; Spanish Version
- CDC Community Mitigation Strategy
- OSHA Guidance for Workplaces
- White House Guidance for Opening Up America Again
- Wearing Gloves
- Testing
- Prevent Getting Sick
- If You Are Sick
- Daily Life & Coping
- People Who Need Extra Precautions
- Pets & Other Animals
- Travel
- Communities, Schools & Workplaces
- Schools & Childcare
- College & Universities
- Businesses & Workplaces
- Transportation & Delivery
- Shared & Congregate Housing
- First Responders & Law Enforcement
- Community & Faith-based Organizations
- Parks & Rec Facilities
- Homeless Populations
- Retirement Communities
- Correctional & Detention Facilities
- Tribal Communities
- Healthcare Professionals
- Health Departments
- Labratories