It has been two years since the United States was rattled by its first COVID-19 case, which was reported in western Washington.
Home tests have been in short supply lately but are slowly becoming available in stores. Insurance companies must cover up to eight tests per person each month.“If you have a high-risk exposure, isolate, and by that five-day mark, go ahead and do the test. If you haven’t had a high-risk exposure, wait and watch for symptoms,” Dr. Peter Barkett with Kaiser Permanente said.where residents can order one test kit per household.
State officials said there has been a 75% increase in COVID-19-related hospitalizations and nationwide, a staffing crunch is adding to the problem.
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