COVID-19 State Trends

Total # of Cases	1116	April 2, 2020
Total # of Deaths	32	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	Closed all non-essential businesses.	March 27, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants are closed and only allowed to serve delivery or take-out meals.	March 20, 2020
Education	Schools are closed for the remainder of the school year; however, schools may potentially reopen for teachers on April 6 to conduct online learning.	March 31, 2020
Tourism	Beaches are closed.
Courts	In-person proceedings are suspended until April 16, with exceptions for issues including child custody/protection, emergency mental health orders, and other vital proceedings.	March 18, 2020
Social distancing	Restricts non-work gatherings of 25 people or more, or non-work gatherings of any size that cannot maintain a 6-foot distance between persons.	March 20, 2020
Capacity	The Alabama Department of Public Health indicated that “a number of hospitals are already nearing capacity.”	March 23, 2020
Testing	Drive through testing clinics have opened across north Alabama.	March 29, 2020
Medical Supplies	University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and Jefferson County Department of Health are accepting donations of personal protective equipment (PPE). They need N95 masks, surgical masks, isolation gowns, gloves and face shields.	March 27, 2020
Telehealth	The Alabama Senate approved funding as part of a broader Coronavirus bill to cover expenses related to telehealth.	March 19, 2020


Total # of Cases	143	April 2, 2020
Total # of Deaths	3	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	Limited operations required for restaurants, bars, breweries, food trucks, self‐service dining until April 1.	March 17, 2020
Education	Public & private schools suspended Through May 1, 2020.	March 20, 2020
Tourism	All libraries, archives, and museums are close through March 31.	March 16, 2020
Social Distancing	Mandate 009 Personal Care Services & Gatherings Statewide to limit all close contacts (people outside of a family unit) to be farther than six feet from each other.	March 23, 2020
Testing	Drive through testing in Anchorage; Adequate testing supply as of March 6; many reporting long waits; two public health testing labs with capacity for 300 tests per day before becoming overwhelmed.	March 25, 2020
Medical Supplies	All elective surgeries halted to free up medical resources.	March 19, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Banned all non-essential in-state travel.	March 28, 2020
Travel Restrictions	All people arriving in Alaska, whether a resident, worker or visitor, are required to self-quarantine for 14 days and monitor for illness.	March 25, 2020
Telehealth	Division of Insurance sent a bulletin allowing access to drug refills during quarantine, promoting utilization of telemedicine, and stating their preparedness plan for COVID-19.	March 3, 2020

Total Cases	1598	April 2, 2020
Total Deaths	32	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	Limited operations recommended. Closures recommended for restaurants, bars, movie theaters and gyms in counties with confirmed cases.	March 20, 2020
Hospitality	Governor signed an order to delay (by 90 days) licensing fees for liquor licenses for liquor stores, restauraunts, and bars.	March 31, 2020
Education	Statewide closure of schools through at least April 10.	March 15, 2020
Tourism	Arizona recently launched a new campaign “Unreal Spring Deals” to promote lower hotel rates amidst coronavirus.	March 10, 2020
Social distancing	Cancellation of large events and mass gatherings, such as conferences, festivals, parades, concerts, sporting events, weddings and other types of assemblies.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	Governor issued an executive order requiring hospitals to increase capacity.	March 26, 2020
Testing	Director of the Arizona Department of Health Services said the state has the ability to test up to 450 people at the state’s lab.	March 15, 2020
Testing	Commercial labs required to report test results to the state.	March 23, 2020
Quarantine	State-wide stay at home order.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor announced that the state had received 75% of its Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) allocation.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	All elective surgeries halted to free up medical resources.	March 19, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Mandated that travelers visiting Alaska self-quarantine for 14 days.	March 25, 2020

Total Cases	625	March 31, 2020
Total Deaths	10	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Banned sit-down service at all restaurants and bars.	March 19, 2020
Education	Schools are closed through March 30.	March 15, 2020
Tourism	The Governor ordered the state’s three casinos to close for two weeks.	March 17, 2020
Courts
Social distancing	State will move to telecommuting, with on-site work limited to employees needed for the proper function of government. Limits on gatherings of 10 or more people.	March 19, 2020
Testing	The Arkansas Department of Health is only performing tests for Arkansans with possible “high-risk exposure.”	March 25, 2020
	Drive through testing now available in some locations.	March 25, 2020
	During the week of March 16, it was estimated that new equipment at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, lab upgrades at the Arkansas Department of Health and the use of private testing labs could boost testing to around 800 a week. A lack of testing supplies has resulted in far fewer than 800 tests a week.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor authorized $30 million for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).	March 20, 2020
Telehealth	Executive order expanding the provisions under the Telemedicine Act.	March 20, 2020

Total Cases	9,907	April 1, 2020
Total Deaths	216	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Piers and beaches closed across the state.	March 26, 2020
	Bars and clubs closed.	March 17, 2020
	Restaurants open only for drive-through or pick-up/delivery.
Education	All schools teach through ‘distance learning’ and closed in-person instructions for the remainder of the school year.	April 1, 2020
Education	Standardized testing suspended.	March 18, 2020
Tourism	Some California State Parks closed to vehicular traffic to reduce the number of visitors.	March 23, 2020
Courts	Chief Justice allowed to take emergency actions for the state’s courts to be able to conduct business during the pandemic.	March 27, 2020
Courts	Videoconferencing of all scheduled parole suitability hearings starting April.	March 24, 2020
Social distancing	Bay Area counties extend their shelter-in-place orders through the end of May 1.	March 30, 2020
	Governor issued stay-at-home order.	March 19, 2020
	Guidance for older residents (65+) and those with underlying health conditions to isolate at home.	March 16, 2020
	Mass gatherings are to be postponed or cancelled.	March 11, 2020
Capacity	Executive order to allow for the temporary expansion of the health care workforce and allow health care facilities to staff at least an additional 50,000 hospital beds.	March 31, 2020
	The state leased two hospitals to increase availability of beds for COVID-19 patients.	March 21, 2020
	State directed over $42 million in emergency funding to expand health care infrastructure and secure equipment and services.	March 21, 2020
	The Governor issued an executive order to increase the health care capacity in clinics, mobile health care units and adult day health care facilities.	March 21, 2020
	USNS Mercy Hospital Ship requested to be deployed to the Port of Los Angeles to decompress the state’s health care delivery system in Los Angeles.	March 19, 2020
Testing	24 million more Californians were made eligible for free medically necessary COVID-19 testing.	March 5, 2020
	The state secured COVID-19 test kits from the CDC to help get results sooner, identify and treat cases and trace potential exposure.	28-Feb-20
	The California Department of Public Health’s state laboratory in Richmond and 21 other public health department laboratories are testing for the virus that causes COVID-19.	Ongoing
	The state is piloting Community Based Testing Sites for high-risk individuals in partnership with Verily.	Ongoing
Quarantine	The California Department of Public Health is coordinating with federal authorities and local health departments that have implemented screening, monitoring and, in some cases, quarantine of returning travelers.	Ongoing
Medical Supplies	Received Personal Protective Equipment from the Strategic National Stockpile.	March 21, 2020
	Establishment of California Health Corps to expand California’s health care workforce and recruit health care professionals to address the COVID-19 surge. Medical doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, behavioral health scientists, pharmacists, EMTs, medical and administrative assistants, as well as certified nursing assistants are encouraged to join.
	Made available some emergency planning reserves of 21 million N95 filtering facepiece masks for use in certain health care settings to ease shortages of personal protective equipment.	March 5, 2020
Telehealth	Certain barriers removed for CA Medi-Cal (Medicaid) beneficiaries; expanded expand telehealth options.	March 17, 2020

Total # Cases	3342	April 2, 2020
Total # Deaths	80	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	In‐person workforce prohibited for all non‐essential businesses. Bars, restaurants, gyms, theaters, and casinos closed for 30 days.	March 16, 2020
Education	Schools are closed until April 17.	March 23, 2020
Tourism	All downhill ski resorts operations suspended through April 6.	March 18, 2020
Courts	Some court operations suspended, including all jury calls in state courts, except those for criminal trials facing imminent speedy trial deadlines. Jury calls are suspended through April at which time the situation will be evaluated.	March 16, 2020
Social distancing	Public health order prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people.	March 18, 2020
Capacity	U.S. Army is renovating CenturyLink Field into a field hospital.	March 29, 2020
Capacity	State lab can now run 300 to 600 tests per day.	March 26, 2020
Testing	There are no drive-up sites at state lab because priority at the state lab goes to critically ill people and health care workers.	March 30, 2020
	The Colorado Department of Public Health outlined that hospital staff, hospitalized patients, symptomatic patients and critical health care works/first responders receive first priority in testing.	March 30, 2020
	A number of Colorado hospitals either can or soon will be able to test for and diagnose COVID-19 in-house.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine	State-wide stay at home order until April 11. Governor suggested on March 31 that stay-at-home order could be extended past April.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	After receiving 49,200 N95 masks, 115,000 surgical masks, 21,420 surgical gowns, 21,800 face shields and 84 coveralls from the national stockpile, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment estimated in a press release that those supplies would last approximately one full day of statewide operations.	March 23, 2020

Total Cases	3,557	April 2, 2020
Total Deaths	85	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars that serve food are required to provide take-out and delivery services for off-premise consumption only. These establishments must limit entrance of customers to the minimum extent necessary to pick up and/or pay for orders, and use touchless payment if available. This order remains in effect through April 30, unless modified.	March 31, 2020
Education	Schools are closed until April 20 but Governor said it is likely schools may not reopen until the fall.	March 24, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	(3/18):The Judicial Branch announced that it would curtail courthouse operations with reduced staffing, with one courthouse in each of the 13 judicial districts remaining open for priority court business. (3/12): Connecticut’s Judicial Branch suspended nearly all jury trials for 30 days, but ordered courthouses to remain open. Trials currently in progress and criminal trials under a speedy trial motion were not subject to the suspension.	March 18, 2020
Social distancing	Social distancing policy in effect.	March 27, 2020
Capacity	Connecticut has just two hospital beds for every 1,000 residents. It is the 11th lowest ranking state in the country.	March 19, 2020
Testing	The Department of Health approved a limited drive-up collection facility for COVID-19 testing in Derby. Only residents with a valid order from a licensed health care practitioner can be tested.	March 27, 2020
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor Lamont asked for 250,000 each of the following: N95 respirators, surgical masks, face shields, surgical gowns, coveralls and gloves. He expects an initial shipment in the coming days that included 34,383 respirators, 81,906 surgical masks, 15,596 face shields, 12,716 surgical gowns, 65 coveralls and 45,277 gloves.	March 19, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Residents are barred from traveling to and from New York without self quarantining for 14 days following. Any person coming into Connecticut by any mode of transportation for any reason is strongly urged to self-quarantine for 14 days.	March 31, 2020

Total # of Cases	368	April 2, 2020
Total # of Deaths	11	April 2, 2020
Hospitality	Closed restaurants, with exceptions for take out and delivery services	March 16, 2020
Education	Closed public schools through May 15	March 16, 2020
Tourism	All out-of-state travelers into Delaware to immediately self-quarantine for 14 days before engaging in fishing, hunting, golf, visiting state parks and wildlife areas.	March 29, 2020
Courts	All Delaware Court facilities ordered closed to the public until April 15, 2020.	March 22, 2020
Social distancing	Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will close its Delaware State Park campgrounds and playgrounds Tuesday, March 24, and cancel campground reservations scheduled through May 15.	March 23, 2020
	Non-essential businesses closed until May 15 or until public health threat is eliminated.	March 24, 2020
	Delawareans to stay at home whenever possible and all non-essential businesses are closed until May 15 or until the public health threat is eliminated.	March 24, 2020
	Residents were advised to cancel large gatherings.	March 13, 2020
Capacity	Delaware has about 2,000 licensed hospital beds in its hospitals.	March 30, 2020
	The Governor Bacon Health Center, which cares for the chronically ill, has ] started to move some ]patients into other facilities to clear up space. These standalone facilities wouldn’t be used for patients who are in need of critical care.	March 30, 2020
	State is setting up mobile units and officials are looking at vacant space at Nemours/A.I. duPont Hospital for Children in Rockland, the Governor Bacon Health Center in Delaware City, and the building that housed the old Milford Memorial Hospital. The state is also considering using vacant hotels.	March 30, 2020
Testing
Quarantine	Issued a stay-at-home order, effective March 24 through May 15 or until the public health threat is eliminated.
Medical Supplies	State is refurbishing 200 old ventilators to add to the 400 in hospitals and ordering more personal protective equipment for health care workers.	March 30, 2020
Travel Restrictions	All out-of-state travelers into Delaware to immediately self-quarantine for 14 days.	March 29, 2020
Telehealth	Health care professionals with active licenses or certificates of good standing in any U.S. jurisdiction are authorized to provide in-person health care services in Delaware throughout the emergency, as well as telemedicine services; Professionals whose licenses expired in the last five years authorized to provide health care services if their licenses were in good standing for the five-year period.	March 23, 2020

Total Cases	6,741	March 31, 2020
Total Deaths	85	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Under the direction of Governor, all bars and nightclubs throughout Florida are closed for the next 30 days. Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) will be enforcing and providing further guidance.	March 17, 2020
	Governor directs parties accessing public beaches in the state of Florida to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance by limiting their gatherings to no more than 10 persons.	March 17, 2020
	Restaurants across the state will be required to limit customer entry to 50 percent of capacity. Seating must be staggered and limited to ensure seated parties are separated by a distance of at least six feet, in accordance with CDC guidelines. Restaurants are encouraged to remain open and expand take-out and delivery services.	March 17, 2020
	Vacation rentals suspended for two weeks.	March 27, 2020
Education	All Florida College System institutions are providing virtual or other remote learning to students for the remainder of the 2020 spring semester.	March 17, 2020
Education	School campuses will remain closed through April 15, 2020; Collier, Duval, Sumter and Union County School Districts to begin distance learning instruction on March 23.	March 17, 2020
Tourism	Many beaches, including Broward County and Palm Beach County, are closed.	March 20, 2020
	Visitor centers closed; Florida state parks closed.	March 23, 2020
	Major theme parks closed.	March 23, 2020
Courts
Social distancing	Stay-at-home order for Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Monroe counties is in effect through April 15.	March 30, 2020
	Visitation prohibited at nursing homes, assisted living facilities and other long-term care facilities except by family and friends during end-of-life situations or for the purposes of health care or legal services.	March 14, 2020
	Gyms and fitness centers closed.
Capacity	The Agency for Health Care Administration Secretary is working with state Surgeon General Scott Rivkees and others to identify ways to increase capacity, including using empty and underused buildings.	March 19, 2020
Testing	Florida National Guard has set up a COVID-19 testing site in the parking lot of Hard Rock Stadium.	March 22, 2020
Testing	17 test sites up and running or being set up in the state to test people for coronavirus.	March 19, 2020
Quarantine	Travelers to Florida from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and new Orleans to self-isolate for 14 days upon entering the state. Checkpoints established to prevent travelers entering from Louisiana.	March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	State emergency management director ordered 1.4 million masks from a private vendor, total order is 3.5 million; requested 2 million masks from the federal government.	March 19, 2020

Total # Cases	4117	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	125	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Limited business closure of bars and businesses, with a limit of gatherings to 10 persons.	March 24, 2020
Education	Schools are closed until April 24.	March 26, 2020
Tourism
Courts
Social distancing	The Mayor of Atlanta issued a stay at home order for “medically fragile” population.	March 23, 2020
Capacity	The Mayor of Atlanta said that the city’s hospitals are at capacity.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Providers directed to get testing for patients with mild respiratory illness through a commercial lab. Commercial laboratories performing testing, including LabCorp, Quest, and ARUP.	March 18, 2020
	Governor announced that testing is ramping up to 3,000 tests per day.	March 31, 2020
	Georgia Department of Public Health instituted online testing request form for providers.	March 18, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	According to Governor Kemp, the state received is first shipment from the Strategic National Stockpile. The state is ordering more supplies.	March 17, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Travel restrictions in place for state employees.

Total # Cases	224	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	1	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Bars, clubs and restaurants are closed. Restaurants that remain open are only offering take-out and/or delivery.	March 17, 2020
Hospitality	Closed theatres, entertainment centers and visitor attractions.	March 17, 2020
Education	School facilities closed to students through April 30; grab-and-go breakfast and lunch at select schools.	March 24, 2020

Tourism	Governor requested visitors to postpone trips; All arriving passengers (residents and visitors) required to quarantine at home or in their visitor accommodation for 14 days or until the end of their stay, which ever is shorter.	March 26, 2020
Courts	All civil and criminal trials scheduled to commence between March 17, 2020 and May 3, 2020 to continue; Civil hearings scheduled through May 3, 2020 to be conducted by phone or to be rescheduled.	March 23, 2020
Social distancing	Prohibit visitation nursing homes or retirement or long-term care facilities.	March 20, 2020
	Closed Hawaii state parks.	March 20, 2020
	Suspended services and activities in places of worship.
Capacity	3,069 hospital beds; 1,000 beds empty/available.	March 26, 2020
Capacity	Drive through testing available on some islands.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Everyone in the State of Hawaii are required to stay at home or in their place of residence, subject to 1 year jail penalty and $5,000 fine. Effective until March 30.	March 25, 2020
Quarantine	Expanded the mandatory 14-day quarantine for air travel to include all inter-island passengers as part of a push to prevent the spread of COVID-19.	April 1, 2020
Quarantine	All arriving passengers (residents and visitors) required to quarantine at home or in their visitor accommodation for 14 days or until the end of their stay, whichever is shorter.	March 26, 2020
Medical Supplies	Emergency proclamation to authorize the expenditure of state funds as appropriated for the purchase of supplies and equipment.	March 5, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Requests residents to avoid any discretionary travel.	March 17, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel banned for state workers, including to the Neighbor Islands.	March 17, 2020

Total # Cases	525	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	9	March 31, 2020
Hospitality
Education	Schools are closed until at least April 20.	March 23, 2020
Tourism	Some Idaho Parks remain open, as do some municipal parks, trails and waterways across the state.
Courts	The federal courthouse in Pocatello, Idaho, was ordered closed for two weeks, after a person working in the courthouse tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus.	March 25, 2020
Social distancing	Residents asked to avoid discretionary travel and social gatherings of 10 or more people.	March 18, 2020
Capacity
Testing
Quarantine	State-wide stay at home order until April 15.	March 25, 2020
Medical Supplies		March 18, 2020

Total # Cases	5994	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	99	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	All restaurants and bars are closed for on-site consumption starting at 9 PM on Monday March 16.	March 15, 2020
Education	Schools are closed until at least the end of April.	March 31, 2020
Tourism
Courts
Social distancing	State-wide stay-at-home order until April 30.	March 31, 2020
Capacity	57 percent of the state’s ICU beds, 28 percent of the state’s ventilators, and 51 percent of the state’s non-ICU beds were being used.”	March 23, 2020
Testing	Illinois National Guard opened the state’s first drive-thru COVID-19 testing site on the northwest side of Chicago, adding 250 tests a day to the state’s capacity.	March 24, 2020
	Governor said the state is running 4,000 tests per day with the goal of reaching 10,000 per day in two weeks.	March 29, 2020
	Three state labs running 600 tests a day.	March 24, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	Governor suggested that the federal government sent the wrong type of mask in a recent shipment of medical supplies; Governor also suggested that Illinois has received only 10% of the medical supplies it needs from the federal goevrnment.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor launched a Task Force to Secure Medical Supplies	March 23, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Governor is preparing to order travel and quarantine restrictions in Illinois to limit the spread of coronavirus if scientific guidance recommends it.	March 18, 2020
Telehealth	Expand telemedicine for individuals with Medicaid and private insurance.	March 19, 2020

Total # Cases	2159	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	49	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Non-essential businesses and recreational facilities are closed.
Education	K-12 schools are closed at least until May 1.	March 25, 2020
Tourism	The Indy 500 has been postponed until August 23	March 26, 2020
Courts	Court staff are encouraged to work from home, if possible. Court business is proceeding with steps to help curtain the spread of COVID-19.	March 16, 2020
Social distancing	Stay at home ordered until April 6
Capacity	Officials declined to provide details on hospital capacity.	March 27, 2020
	Indiana Department of Public Health announced that it increased its ICU united by one-third (500 ICU bed increase; total of 1940) during the week of March 23.	March 30, 2020
	Governor signed an executive order to loosen healthcare provider license requirements to allow retired, inactive, those licensed in other states, and medical students/graduates to practice.	March 30, 2020
Testing	Currently focused on testing the highest-risk pool.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	People with chronic health issues can receive a 90-day supply of their medications; Medicaid recipients can use their benefits to cover costs of using alternate forms of transportation, such as ride-sharing services, for appointments to see their health care providers	March 26, 2020
Medical Supplies	The state received a second shipment from the Strategic National Stockpile of supplies, including truckloads of gowns, masks, gloves and face shields.	March 25, 2020
Travel Restrictions
Telehealth	Indiana Medicaid will allow the use of telehealth services.	March 26, 2020

Total # Cases	497	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	7	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Non-essential businesses and recreational facilities are closed through April 7, at a minimum.	March 26, 2020
Education	K-12 schools are closed for 4 weeks through April 13.	March 25, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Most proceedings are on hold, but emergency matters are still ongoing.	March 19, 2020
Social distancing	The Governor has not implemented a shelter-in-place order, instead asking Iowans to abide by voluntary measures.	March 25, 2020
Capacity	To lessen the impact on the health care system, non-essential and elective surgeries and dental procedures are postponed until April 16	March 26, 2020
Testing	The University of Iowa was approved to conduct tests, lessening the burden on the state’s primary testing lab.	March 25, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions
Telehealth	Health insurance companies are required to reimburse health care providers for telehealth visits at the same rate as in-person visits.	March 26, 2020

Total # Cases	441	March 30, 2020
Total # Deaths	10	March 30, 2020
Hospitality	Non-essential businesses closed until April 19 due to stay at home order.	March 30, 2020
Education	K-12 schools closed for the rest of the school year.	March 17, 2020
Tourism
Courts	House Substitute for Senate Bill 102 expands authority of the judicial branch in time of disaster, permitting the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to issue an order extending statutory deadlines or time limitations on court proceedings and authorizes video conferencing.	March 19, 2020
Social distancing	Temporary, statewide stay-home order in place until April 19; non-essential businesses closed.	March 30, 2020
	Limit mass gatherings limited to 10 persons.	March 23, 2020
	State employees advised to stay home on administrative leave for two weeks.	March 23, 2020
	Access to the Kansas Statehouse limited to individuals on official business.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	The Jackson County Legislature emergency funding package includes $4.3 million to Truman Medical Centers to purchase equipment, increase testing and increase its hospital bed capacity.	March 30, 2020
Testing	State labs currently performing about 30 percent of tests and commercial labs are doing the rest.	March 30, 2020
Testing	65,000 coronavirus test kits are coming to Kansas.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions
Telehealth	Out-of-state doctors authorized to provide telemedicine services if they are licensed in another state.	March 22, 2020
	Doctors may prescribe medication after an appropriate telemedicine consultation.	March 22, 2020
	Temporary emergency licenses allowed for healthcare professionals regulated by the Kansas Board of Healing Arts.

Total # Cases	632	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	18	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants closed to dine in; open for delivery, curbside pickup and carry out.	March 24, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants with active liquor license that are also doing food delivery or carry out, may deliver sealed alcoholic beverages, in their original containers to customers.	March 19, 2020
Education	K-PREP standardized assessment cancelled for the 2019-2020 school year.	March 24, 2020
Education	Recommendation that Kentucky schools cease in-person instruction until at least April 20.	March 20, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Courts closed until April 10.	March 28, 2020
Social distancing	Governor asks that unnecessary travel to Tennessee end.	March 26, 2020
	All non-life-sustaining businesses closed for in-person services.	March 23, 2020
	In-person retail businesses that are not life-sustaining closed.	March 19, 2020
	Mass gatherings prohibited.	March 20, 2020
	Temporary closure of all licensed adult day care centers.	March 17, 2020
	Senior care facilities and intermediate care facilities to limit visitation.	March 17, 2020
	Acute facilities to discourage all visitors at this time except for end-of-life circumstances.	March 17, 2020
	Psychiatric facilities to restrict visitation.	March 17, 2020
	State government buildings closed to in-person services.	March 10, 2020
	All state prisons closed to visitors.
Capacity	All elective medical procedures ceased.	March 23, 2020
Testing	Working to set up 40 drive through testing sites across the state, but there have been delays due supply problems with testing kits and protective gear for medical personnel.	March 31, 2020
Quarantine	Governor issued order to limit Kentuckians’ out-of-state travel.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Kentucky’s bourbon distillers working with the state to produce and distribute hand sanitizer.	March 20, 2020
Medical Supplies	Businesses donated N95 masks: Toyota (1,827 masks), Gray Construction (50 masks), AE Electrical Solutions (40 masks). Plumbers and pipefitters have also donated respirators.	March 20, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Out-of-state travel for state employees suspended.	March 11, 2020
Telehealth	Eased restrictions on nurses who live out of state and made it quicker to obtain a license.	March 31, 2020
Telehealth	Pharmacists allowed to refill prescriptions for up to 30 days.	March 10, 2020

Total # Cases	5,237	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	239	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Movie theaters closed until April 13.	March 16, 2020
	Restaurants closed to dine-in. Take-out, drive-through and delivery orders allowed.	March 16, 2020
	Casinos and bars, gyms and fitness centers closed until April 13.	March 16, 2020
Education	K-12 public schools closed statewide until April 13.	March 13, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Open; limited access.	March 23, 2020
Social distancing	Statewide stay at home order until the end of the night on Sunday, April 12.	March 23, 2020
Social distancing	Gatherings are limited to no more than 50 people.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	Emergency field hospital to be constructed inside the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. 1,000 beds for non-critical patients will be available.	March 30, 2020
Testing	Some laboratory requirements suspended to speed the process of coronavirus testing.	March 19, 2020
Quarantine		March 23, 2020
Medical Supplies	In total, Louisiana has ordered 14,000 ventilators, including 5,000 from the federal government’s strategic national stockpile.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	President Trump has committed 150 ventilators to Louisiana. The state estimates the New Orleans area will run out of ventilator capacity on April 5, though this number changes as the state receives ventilators. Prior to the announcement, Louisiana had received 292 ventilators from vendors, including 100 ventilators on 3/30.	March 30, 2020
Travel Restrictions	International travel for state employees limited to Level 2 and Level 3 countries as designated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC.	March 11, 2020
Telehealth	Governor signed a proclamation that eases medical licensure laws to make it easier for health care professionals out of state to come to Louisiana to practice during the COVID-19 outbreak.	March 31, 2020

Total # Cases	303	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	5	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Closed dine-in facilities at all restaurants and bars statewide until March 31. Takeout, delivery, drive-through options allowed.	March 18, 2020
Education	Schools closed under civil emergency until May 1.	March 27, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Operations reduced.	March 23, 2020
Social distancing	Essential businesses and operations that remain open must limit the number of customers in their buildings at any time, implement curbside pickup and delivery options as much as possible, and enforce U.S. CDC-recommended physical distancing requirements for their customers and employees in and around their facilities.	April 2, 2020
	Governor has limited the number of people allowed to travel in private vehicles to persons within the immediate household unless transporting for essential activities.	April 2, 2020
	Mandated that, when outside of home or at work for essential business, individuals shall maintain a minimum distance of six feet from other persons.	April 2, 2020
	Stay Healthy at Home directive requires people living in Maine to stay at home at all times unless for an essential job or an essential personal reason.	April 2, 2020
	Gatherings of more than 10 people prohibited.	March 18, 2020
	Recommendation to restrict visitors and all non-essential health care personnel to long-term care facilities with exceptions.	March 15, 2020
Capacity	Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is providing additional payments through MaineCare to support nursing facilities’ efforts related to infection control and visitor screening to protect workers and the residents in their care.	March 26, 2020
Capacity	Recommended postponing all non-urgent medical procedures, elective surgeries, and appointments at hospitals and health care providers across the state until further notice.	March 15, 2020
Testing	Private health insurance plans required to cover costs related to coronavirus testing.	March 12, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	The use of public transportation is prohibited unless for an essential reason or job that cannot be done from home.	April 2, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential out-of-state work travel by State employees suspended.	March 12, 2020
Telehealth	Licensed physicians, physician assistants, and nurses allowed greater flexibility.	March 25, 2020

Total # Cases	1,660	March 31, 2020
Total # Deaths	5	March 31, 2020
Hospitality	Delivery and carry-out sales of alcohol by restaurants, bars, distilleries, and wineries temporarily allowed.	March 19, 2020
	All bars and restaurants closed except for carry out and delivery; fitness centers, spas, and theaters closed.	March 16, 2020
	Casinos, racetracks, and simulcast betting facilities closed to the general public indefinitely.	March 15, 2020
Education	All public schools closed through April 24, 2020.	March 25, 2020
Education	Governor requested that all University System of Maryland Board of Regents to keep all students off campus and finish the spring semester online.	March 19, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Courts open for emergency matters.	March 30, 2020
Social distancing	Statewide stay at home order.	March 30, 2020
	Maryland State Park beaches closed.	March 28, 2020
	Closure of all nonessential businesses.	March 23, 2020
	Gatherings limited to 10 people.	March 19, 2020
	BWI Airport access restricted to ticketed passengers and employees only.	March 19, 2020
Capacity	2,400 beds made available through the state’s hospital surge plan.	March 25, 2020
	Establishment of Alternate Care site at Baltimore Convention Center and Hilton Hotel; Governor requested 250 beds and 50-bed packages from FEMA.	March 23, 2020
	Laurel Hospital to reopen and make another 135 beds available.	March 23, 2020
Testing	Governor enacted an emergency order to authorize a fast-track process to bring more testing capacity online without FDA approval—dramatically shortening a process that would ordinarily take several months.	March 23, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	Baltimore-based Under Armour plans to make more than 500,000 masks, assemble and distribute 1,000 face shields and make thousands of hospital gowns in Baltimore. It will provide face masks to Baltimore-based LifeBridge, which runs Sinai Hospital, Northwest Hospital, Carroll Hospital, and other facilities. Under Armour has said it is in discussions with Johns Hopkins Medicine, MedStar, and other institutions about their needs for supplies.	March 31, 2020
Travel Restrictions
Telehealth	The Governor emergency order allows greater flexibility for emergency medical services personnel to augment other health care providers.	March 19, 2020
	Interstate reciprocity for healthcare licenses.	March 16, 2020
	Directive to expand availability of medical personnel: Governor Hogan directed the Maryland Department of Health to immediately institute a program to allow medical students, nursing students, and medical technician students from Maryland universities and colleges to assist the COVID-19 response effort.	March 25, 2020

Total # Cases	6620	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	89	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Governor ordered restaurants to be takeout only until April 17. Governor Baker issued an emergency order requiring all employers that do not provide “COVID-19 Essential Services” to close physical workplaces until Tuesday, April 7 at noon. The order also limits gatherings to 10 people.	March 31, 2020
Education	Governor ordered all schools to be closed until the end of May.	March 25, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	Courts will be closed to the public until at least April 6. The only matters that will be heard in-person in Massachusetts state courthouses are emergency matters that cannot be held by videoconference or telephone.	March 17, 2020
Social distancing	Department of Public Health (DPH) issued a Public Health Advisory which includes a stay-at-home advisory for individuals over 70 and for those with underlying health conditions; and safe practices for the general public. Governor Charlie Baker issued an emergency order prohibiting most gatherings of over 10 people in an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus.	March 24, 2020
Capacity	The state will temporarily reopen a decommissioned hospital in Boston to help increase capacity for COVID 19 patients and others seeking health care in the city, Governor announced March 26.	March 26, 2020
	Work is underway to prepare Newton Pavilion to handle up to 250 beds for a range of needs with a focus on supporting the city’s homeless population.	March 31, 2020
	The governor outlined plans to designate nursing homes specifically — and only — for care of patients with COVID-19. Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center in Worcester will start the process with 150 beds ready to begin transfer by April 2, before ramping up to a maximum capacity of about 300.	March 31, 2020
Testing	The State Public Health Laboratory has obtained federal approval to use an automated platform to perform one piece of the complicated COVID-19 testing process: the extraction of viral genetic material from patient oral and nasal swabs. This removes the necessity to rely on paper reports and manual entry. New system will enable Massachusetts to more quickly and effectively test and report out test results. It means the SPHL and clinical/commercial labs will be able to report their test results electronically. This in turn will automatically make test results available to state epidemiologists, clinicians who have ordered the tests, and to local boards of health.	March 13, 2020
Quarantine	As of March 27, Governor asked that all persons who have traveled to Massachusetts self-quarantine for 14 days.	March 29, 2020
Medical Supplies	Massachusetts General Hospital is tapping into its emergency stockpile of crucial supplies.	March 25, 2020
Travel Restrictions	The state says officials may implement travel restrictions if necessary.	March 11, 2020
Telehealth	Medicaid Managed Care Plans required to cover telehealth and certain telephonic services as a means by which members may access all clinically appropriate, medically necessary covered services.	March 27, 2020
	Health plans cover telehealth.	March 27, 2020
	MassHealth Coverage and Reimbursement Policy for Services Related to COVID-19.	March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	7,615	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	259	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Bars, restaurants and dine-in services have been shut down through April 30.	March 16, 2020
Education	All schools closed until April 13, although Gov. Whitmer said it is unlikely the school will re-open within the academic year.	March 27, 2020
Tourism	Travel outside of Michigan for non essential purposes is discouraged
Courts	Filing deadlines have been suspended and emergency social distancing procedures have been implemented in Michigan courts.	March 23, 2020
Social distancing	Enacted a stay at home order for all non health and safety movements (exceptions are made for employees of businesses deemed essential).	March 23, 2020
Capacity	One of Michigan’s largest hospital systems, Spectrum Health, could exceed capacity in early May, according to their CEO.	March 30, 2020
Capacity	Governor requested more federal help from the state to improve their testing and treatment capacity.	Ongoing
Testing	Under state testing protocol, a doctor who suspects a case of coronavirus must first contact the local health department who then contacts the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for guidance. If approved, the physician then obtains nasal and oral swabs from the patient and the specimens are shipped overnight or via courier to the state lab.	March 26, 2020
Testing	Private labs are also now doing testing in Michigan, but these tests must be approved by a health care provider as well.	March 26, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	Michigan is struggling to get essential supplies; Detroit, its largest city, has the most rapidly expanding rate of coronavirus of any city.
Travel Restrictions	Travel outside of Michigan for nonessential purposes is discouraged.

Total # Cases	629	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	12	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Minnesota has closed bars and restaurants. On March 25, Gov. Tim Walz said that they will remain closed until May 1.	March 16, 2020
Education	Schools will be closed until May 4.	March 16, 2020
Tourism	State parks have remained open but the Mall of America, a large tourist attraction in the state, was ordered closed.	March 17, 2020
Courts	Certain attorneys are exempt from Minnesota’s stay at home order and judges and staff are required to be present for the operation of in-court hearings.	March 17, 2020
Social distancing	Minnesota residents may leave their residences only to perform outdoor activities, necessary supply shopping, essential/interstate travel, care of family members, or health and safety activities.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	Minnesota is increasing its capacity and its supplies of medical equipment, although the Minnesota Department of Health has not yet released specific figures.	March 24, 2020
Testing	Minnesota has completed over 19,000 tests by both state and private labs.	March 31, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	Schools donated medical supplies to help fight against COVID-19 as the state struggles to maintain the medical supplies it needs.
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.
Telehealth

Total # Cases	937	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	20	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Mississippi has ordered restaurants to close their dining rooms.	March 24, 2020
Education	Mississippi schools will be closed until April 17.	March 19, 2020
Tourism
Courts
Social distancing	Governor implemented a stay at home order of 1 of Mississippi’s 82 counties (Lauderdale, which is on the state line with Alabama).	March 31, 2020
	The city of Jackson will implement a ‘stay at home’ order and close all non-essential businesses.	April 3, 2020
Capacity
Testing	Mississippi has announced an increase in testing and offers drive through testing in several countries.	March 26, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.

Total # Cases	1,406	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	15	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Certain counties, including St. Louis City and St. Charles, have implemented closure of dine-in services at bars and restaurants but the state government has not issued a state-wide order.	March 17, 2020
Education	All Missouri counties have ordered school closures.	March 19, 2020
Tourism
Courts	The courts have suspended all in-person proceedings in all state courts through April 17 and authorizes local courts to determine the manner in which the listed exceptions should be conducted.	March 22, 2020
Social distancing	Certain counties, including St. Louis City and St. Charles, have implemented stay at home orders but the state government has not issued a state-wide order.	varies by county
Capacity
Testing	Missouri has been forced to ration testing as due to the national shortage of test kits.
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.	Ongoing
Telehealth

Total # Cases	198	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	5	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars stop all dine-in services (carry-out can be offered).	March 20, 2020
Education	Schools in Montana will be closed until April 10.	March 25, 2020
Tourism	State parks have remained open but the visitor’s centers to the parks have been closed.
Courts	Courts have requested that the government allow for the release of non-violent offenders.
Social distancing	Governor issued a shelter-in-place order that will last until April 10.	March 28, 2020
Capacity	Governor released a directive that will waive the bidding process to quickly procure and distribute emergency supplies or contract additional space to care for patients.	March 23, 2020
Testing	There has been a shortage of testing supplies in the state that has led to a backlog buildup in tests.
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	Montana’s tribal nations have stated that they are short on medical supplies.
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.	Ongoing
Telehealth

Total # Cases	177	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	4	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Governor signed an executive order which provides financial relief to restaurants and bars during the COVID-19 outbreak.	March 19, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars may remain open by Gov. Pete Ricketts (R) has limited gatherings of 10 people or more.	March 16, 2020
Education	There is no statewide school closure but many counties have closed schools through March 31. The sate board of education is urging the government to close schools through the end of the school year.	March 26, 2020
Tourism
Courts	The Nebraska Supreme Court has implemented some social distancing measures related to court appearances but no closures or hearing extensions have been announced.	March 12, 2020
Social distancing	There is no stay-at-home order from the state but the governor and mayors have discouraged gatherings of more than 10 people.	March 25, 2020
Capacity	Governor has waived certain restrictions on medical licensing and limitations on physician assistants in order to cope with the increased need for doctors during the COVID-19 outbreak.	March 28, 2020
Testing	There are several government and private sites allowing testing in the state.	Ongoing
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.	Ongoing
Telehealth

Total # Cases	1,138	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	26	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	All restaurants, bars, and casinos have been ordered to close until April 16.	March 17, 2020
Education	Schools are closed until April 6 and certain counties have closed until April 13.	March 16, 2020
Tourism
Courts	The Nevada Supreme Court has suspended civil/criminal jury trials, small claims trials, traffic matters and collaborative court hearings until April 14.	March 20, 2020
Social distancing
Capacity
Testing	Nevada has been allowed by the FDA to develop and conduct its own testing for COVID-19.	March 25, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.
Telehealth

Total # Cases	357	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	3	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Mandated the closure of all restaurants and bar dine-in services through April 7.	March 16, 2020
Education	Closed schools through May 4.	March 26, 2020
Tourism
Courts	Courts have remained open while encouraging the implementation of smart social distancing practices and e-filings if possible.
Social distancing	Prohibited social gatherings of more than 10 people.
Capacity	New Hampshire will receive $147 million in federal COVID-19 response funding.	March 31, 2020
Capacity	Several non-hospital sites in New Hampshire, including Southern New Hampshire University and Hilton hotels, are being opened up as emergency hospital centers in order to handle the increasing influx of patients.	ongoing
Testing	New Hampshire has reported an issue in testing and that there are long backlogs of test results.
Quarantine
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.
Telehealth

Total # Cases	18, 997	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	267	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	All casinos, bars, movie theaters, clubs, gyms are closed and will remain closed until further notice. Take-out services are allowed.	March 16, 2020
Education	Schools are closed for the duration of Governor’s school closure executive order.	March 26, 2020
Tourism
Courts	There will be, until further notice, no in-person Superior Court and Tax Court proceedings except for extremely limited emergent matters and certain ongoing trials.	March 18, 2020
Social distancing	Implemented a suggested curfew from 8pm to 5am.
Capacity	Several New Jersey counties have requested that National Guard doctors and nurses be brought in to help the state combat the strains in testing and hospitals caused by COVID-19.
Testing	Testing in New Jersey has been conducted on a county-by-county basis, with multiple counties opening mobile testing centers.
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	The federal government has not supplied NJ with as many medical supplies as it has stated it needs, and there is also a shortage of ventilators.	March 14, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Following CDC guidelines.
Telehealth

Total # Cases	361	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	5	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants open but only for delivery or carry out and local breweries or distilleries open but only for carry out.	March 27, 2020
Education	All public pre-schools and K-12 schools will be effective through April 3 and may be extended as conditions warrant.	March 19, 2020
Tourism
Courts	The United States District Court in New Mexico will remain open amid. However, the courts announced they have implemented protocols for the public to minimize health risks.	March 26, 2020
Social distancing	All New Mexicans have been instructed to stay home except for outings absolutely necessary for health, safety and welfare.	March 29, 2020
Capacity	The president told Govenor that he will grant her request for a U.S. Army field hospital in Albuquerque, giving the state an additional 248 hospital beds.	March 31, 2020
Capacity	Albuquerque hospitals rank near the bottom of the pack when compared to other states for hospital capacity.	March 31, 2020
Testing	COVID-19 testing is increasingly available, but tests are prioritized for persons with symptoms of COVID-19 infection.	March 29, 2020
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor announced two new public health orders to take inventory and preserve supplies for medical personnel.	March 26, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Anyone traveling into New Mexico is required to self-isolate for 14 days and monitor themselves for any symptoms of the coronavirus.	March 18, 2020
Telehealth		March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	76049	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	4102	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants in NYC are allowed to serve only takeout meals or deliveries.	March 17, 2020
Hospitality	Executive order allows schools to host day care free of charge.	March 29, 2020
Education	All schools in the state would close for at least until at least April 20.	March 18, 2020
Education	New York University is offering medical students early graduation if they immediately go to work at NYU Langone Health’s Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine departments.	March 24, 2020
Tourism	Closed the city’s tour sites, such as the Public Library, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the Empire State Building.	March 13, 2020
Courts	The state court system postponed many criminal cases indefinitely. Hearings would be delayed or conducted via video.	March 13, 2020
Social distancing	Banned non-essential gatherings of individuals of any size for any reason (e.g. parties, celebrations or other social events).	March 16, 2020
	All state nonessential workforce were directed to work from home through April 15.	March 29, 2020
	When in public, individuals must practice social distancing of at least six feet from others.	March 27, 2020
	Streets in New York City are shut down to vehicle traffic and opened to pedestrians in a pilot of a program to make social distancing easier by giving people space to walk.	March 25, 2020
Capacity	Governor issued an Executive Order allowing the state to increase hospital capacity (will organize the National Guard and work with building unions and private developers to find existing facilities — such as dormitories and former nursing homes — that can most easily be converted to medical facilities, with the goal of creating an additional 9,000 beds; The State Department of Health suspended regulations to allow existing hospitals to increase space and capacity).	March 16, 2020
	A Navy hospital ship arrived in New York City to help relieve the city’s overwhelmed hospitals. Officials on the U.S.N.S. Comfort, the 1,000-bed Navy ship, will handle non-virus patients to free up beds at hospitals for those with the coronavirus.	March 30, 2020
	Field hospitals open in Central Park to help treat patients.	April 1, 2020
Testing	Opened drive-through mobile testing facilities (the first one in New Rochelle County, then in Long Island, then launching in the Bronx).	March 29, 2020
	Testing is free for all eligible New Yorkers with order by a health care provider.	March 19, 2020
	Testing developed by New York’s Wadsworth Lab.	March 29, 2020
Quarantine	National Guard troops moved into New Rochelle, a city in Westchester County located about five miles from the Bronx, for a one-mile containment area until March 25.	March 12, 2020
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Several states including Texas, Florida, and Maryland issued rules for travelers arriving from New York requiring to tell officials where they will be quarantining for 14 days; and The White House has asked the same for anyone leaving NYC.	March 26, 2020
Telehealth	The State Department of Financial Services will require insurance companies to waive co-pays for telehealth visits.	March 17, 2020

Total # Cases	1561	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	14	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars closed except for takeout and delivery orders.	March 17, 2020
Education	Public schools are closed through May 15.	March 27, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses, are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	Chief Justice Cheri Beasley asked judicial officials to drastically reduce operations in courthouses throughout the state in an effort to further limit the spread of the coronavirus.	March 15, 2020
Social distancing	Governor issued an executive order prohibiting gatherings of more than 50 people in a single space and closed various nonessential businesses.	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	A statewide Stay at Home Order, went into effect at 5 p.m. March 30 that has directed people to stay at home except to visit essential businesses, to exercise outdoors or to help a family member or friend. The order has banned gatherings of more than 10 people and directs everyone to stay at least six feet apart from others.	March 31, 2020
Capacity		March 26, 2020
Testing	University of North Carolina (UNC) have been administering tests to those who are UNC patients who have a doctor’s prescription. As of March 27, the lab at UNC Medical Center ran 441 tests.	March 27, 2020
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	State asked people with only mild symptoms to stay home, and skip the test. Governor signed Executive Order No. 122 on March 30 to help schools and local governments access state surplus property to aid the response to COVID-19. The Order also provides transfer or donation of personal protective equipment (PPE) that state government may have and not need.	March 31, 2020
Travel Restrictions		March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	126	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	3	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants, bars and similar places are open for takeout only.	March 20, 2020
Education	Governor amended a previous executive order to allow certain public school districts to open facilities through the month of May, for the limited purpose of providing child care services to children in grades K-5 only, for K-12 teachers and other health, safety and lifeline worker households, as identified by the Department of Human Services.	March 31, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses, are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	Although each individual judge has the discretion to conduct court proceedings as he or she sees fit, ND courts are strongly encouraging them to consider allowing written submissions and electronic or telephone appearances in lieu of requiring litigants, attorneys and others to be personally present at hearings.	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	Social distancing policy in effect.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	Unlike most other regions, its current supply of hospital beds should be enough to care for all patients. North Dakota’s 55 hospitals have the ability to staff 2,098 hospital beds, and they could boost that number to 2,394, Maj. Gen. Alan Dohrmann of the North Dakota National Guard said at a recent press conference.	March 31, 2020
Testing	North Dakota’s testing results are likely under-reporting the number of positive cases out there, Gov. Doug Burgum said on March 22. State is continuing to work on improving the supply chain for testing kits.	March 22, 2020
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	Medical supplies are limited.	March 27, 2020
Travel Restrictions

Total # Cases	2,199	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	51	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Gov. announced March 15 that the state government will issue an order closing all bars and restaurants in Ohio beginning at 9pm ET.	March 17, 2020
Education	An order from the Ohio Department of Health says earliest that K-12 schools could reopen pending that order is April 6.	March 17, 2020
Education	On March 30, the Ohio Department of Health announced that schools will remain closed until May 1st.	March 30, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses, are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	As of March 17, state courts in Ohio were open and adhering to CDC recommendations. Numerous localities have suspended or delayed trials.	March 17, 2020
Social distancing	“Shelter in place order” went into effect Match 23 night at 11:59 p.m. and will last until April 6th, 2020.	March 27, 2020
Capacity	Ohio Health Director Amy Acton said Ohio’s hospitals are at 54 percent occupancy and 34 percent of ventilators are being used. Mount Carmel, OhioHealth, and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center have all agreed to use the Columbus Convention Center if hospitalizations exceed current hospital capacity.	March 31, 2020
Testing	Govenor said Battelle and the Ohio State University have come up with a new test that gives rapid results and can now test 200 per day. The goal is more than 1,000 per day. The OSU Wexner Medical Center will administer the new test under its existing FDA license.
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	Ohio Health Director Dr. Amy Acton issued an order on March 31 that will allow the state to keep track of where ventilators are in Ohio and to gather a state inventory of breathing apparatus in the state.	April 1, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor made a plea to the U.S. FDA to issue an emergency waiver for The use of new technology that could sterilize up to 160,000 used personal protective face masks per day in Ohio. The Governor also put out multiple press releases reminding Ohioans of the oncoming shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks, goggles, gloves, gowns and face shields for healthcare workers and first responders.	March 29, 2020
Travel Restrictions

Total # Cases	586	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	23	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	All bars and restaurants are closed except for takeout.	March 27, 2020
Education	Most schools are closed until 4/6 but exact dates vary by county.	March 27, 2020
Tourism	All Casino locations will close on March 12 and will tentatively reopen on April 2. Malls are scheduled to reopen March 29. Concerts have been rescheduled to occur in late summer and into the fall.	March 23, 2020
Courts	Municipal Courts will close for 30 days beginning March 18.	March 18, 2020
Social distancing	“Safer-at-home” policy mandates the state’s vulnerable populations (including elderly citizens as well as citizens with autoimmune disorders) to remain at home except for essential travel to the grocery store or pharmacy.	March 26, 2020
Capacity	State is planning to increase its testing capacity but unclear when the can occur given the lack of supplies. The University of Oklahoma Medicine laboratory is ready to pitch in to help the state test for potential cases however, it’s unlikely the lab will be operating at full capacity by the end of the week and OU hasn’t started conducting any tests as it will take researchers there several days to begin.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Oklahoma State University is helping Oklahoma increase its COVID-19 testing capability after procuring supplies sufficient to analyze approximately 10,000 COVID-19 test samples being taken by health care professionals across the state.	March 31, 2020
	The Oklahoma State Department of Health and Commissioner of Health sent a letter Monday to urging private labs to comply with state statute by reporting both positive and negative test results to ensure the agency has the full picture of the virus’ impact in Oklahoma.	April 1, 2020
	On March 26, the state received 10,000 COVID-19 testing kits, relieving a critical shortage of testing supplies. Last week, Governor Kevin Stitt said that the state was down to about 100 effective tests, forcing health care workers to reserve tests for only high-risk individuals.	March 26, 2020
Quarantine	Governor issued a sixth amendment to Executive Order (EO) 2020-07, requiring travelers from six states including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to self-quarantine for 14 days, requiring delivery personnel to submit to screenings upon request at hospitals, clinics, long term care facilities and daycares.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	The state Health Department has received about 90,000 masks from the federal government. Hospitals have nearly 750 ventilators available.	March 29, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Travel among the 19 counties currently is not limited, but discretionary travel is being discouraged.	March 27, 2020
Telehealth	In urban areas like Tulsa and Oklahoma City, health systems are embracing online and telemedicine services, but rural areas have relied on telemedicine to reach citizens for some time.	March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	692	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	18	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Governor Kate Brown (D) banned seated dining at the state’s bars and restaurants and prohibiting gatherings of more than 25 people.	March 16, 2020
Education	Oregon schools will remain closed through April 28.	March 17, 2020
Tourism	Oregon State Parks and Recreation officials announced they have decided to shut down all state parks, including beaches.	March 27, 2020
Courts	Chief Justice orders statewide postponements of most trials, hearings; limits in-person court services. Chief Justice statement and order limiting court operations and services; includes details about exceptions, precautions, and in-person service restrictions in place.	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	Governor Kate Brown today issued Executive Order 20-12, directing everyone in Oregon to stay at home to the maximum extent possible and adding to the list of businesses that will be temporarily closed to stem the spread of COVID-19 in Oregon. The order is effective immediately and remains in effect until ended by the Governor.	March 27, 2020
Capacity	Oregon is setting up a 250-bed emergency hospital at the state fairgrounds in Salem the gov. announced March 18.	March 27, 2020
Testing	A new shipment of COVID-19 test swabs, combined with additional testing capacity at Oregon hospitals, will allow thousands more tests to be performed across the state in the next few days.	March 27, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	The Oregon National Guard worked with the Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS) to deliver 150 military cots, blankets and hygiene packs to La Grande.	1-Apr-20
Travel Restrictions
Telehealth	On March 16, the Oregon Health Authority issued a new temporary emergency rule revising OAR 410-130-0610 – OHA’s Medicaid telehealth reimbursement rule. The new rule is intended to broaden the use of telehealth services for Medicaid recipients and to increase reimbursement for certain telehealth services.	March 19, 2020

Total # Cases	4,994	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	67	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars stop all dine-in services indefinitley. Carry-out are still offered.	March 30, 2020
Education	Schools are closed indefintiely.	March 30, 2020
Education	PA Department of Education has approval from federal government to allow K-12 schools that are closed to serve meals offsite to students.
Tourism	Hotels have been deemed an essential business and are allowed to remain open but state parks have been closed until April 30.	March 19, 2020
Courts	In Philadelphia county, protocols have been changed to limit the amount of low-level (or misdemeanor) arrests made by police.	March 17, 2020
Courts	The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has halted evictions and foreclosures statewide.	March 18, 2020
Social distancing	All non-life sustaining businesses must close physical locations (enforcement actions will be used against businesses that do not close physical locations).	March 19, 2020
Social distancing	Following counties under Stay at Home Order: Allgeheny County, Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Erie County, Lehigh County, Monroe county, Montgomery County, Northampton County, Philadelphia County all until April 6.	March 23, 2020
Capacity	Pennsylvania prisons have been quarantined.	March 30, 2020
Testing	Testing has been conducted through mainly private testing in various counties.	Ongoing
Testing	The University of Pennsylvania is working with 4Catalyzer to develop a rapid at-home test that would detect COVID-19 in under an hour.	Ongoing
Medical Supplies
Travel Restrictions	Residents may travel for health care, education institutions to receive meals or education materials, to return to a place of residence.	March 19, 2020
Financial Assistance	Financial institutions are encouraged to work with customers impacted by COVID-19.
Financial Assistance	Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Chairman signed an emergency order prohibiting terminations by utilities that are under the PUC’s jurisdiction.	March 6, 2020
Telehealth

Total # Cases	488	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	8	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Through April 13th, there will be no on-site food consumption for restaurants, bars, coffee shops, or other food establishments in Rhode Island. (Establishments with a food license can continue to conduct pick-up, drive-thru and delivery only.) Starting immediately, all gatherings of more than 5 people are banned. Providence Place Mall will close indefinitely, starting March 17.	March 17, 2020
Education	Schools will remain closed until the end of April.	April 1, 2020
Education	Schools will remained closed until April 3.	March 23, 2020
Tourism	Effective March 24 through April 15, Rhode Island is restricting businesses to put up tourists and says “short term lodging owners and operators” must stop taking new reservations during the period in Block Island. It also calls for cancellation of existing reservations.	March 24, 2020
Courts	The state judiciary announced that sessions in all courts would be canceled the week of March 16.	March 13, 2020
Social distancing	Governor issued a stay-at-home order until April 13	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	Gov. Raimondo issued a 14-day quarantine order for all out-of-state travelers coming to Rhode Island on March 28, 2020.	March 30, 2020
Capacity	Governor announced the state has had a surge in patients and there is a plan in “place to add additional ICU beds, by converting ‘step down beds’ to ICU beds, which would greatly increase our capacity to care for more critically ill patients.”	March 19, 2020
Testing	Limited access to testing has made it difficult for state leaders to effectively track the illness in Rhode Island. Gov hopes to reach 1,000 tests per day next week.	March 26, 2020
Quarantine		March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies		March 27, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Restricted travel to Block Island unless a homeowner is traveling to their home. Police are keeping track of arrivals by date and vehicle registration and are monitoring compliance.	March 27, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Anyone commuting in and out of the state for work should remain in their home when not at work. Starting March 30, any person coming to Rhode Island by any mode of transportation after visiting another state for a non-work-related purpose must self-quarantine for 14 days. This restriction will not apply to public health, public safety or healthcare workers	March 31, 2020
Telehealth	Rhode Island Medicaid will reimburse for clinically appropriate, medically necessary covered services, including behavioral health services to members via telehealth. This includes both fee-for-service and managed care. The RI Medicaid Guidance Memo sets out the fee-for-service billing codes eligible for telehealth services.	March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	1,083	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	22	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants may serve beer and wine for curbside pickup or “to-go” orders only.	March 21, 2020
Education	Regarding public universities, colleges, and technical colleges: each institution’s president to determine essential employees and allow non-essential employees to work from home, and in all cases, to allow students to continue coursework online for the semester.	March 19, 2020
Education	Schools in Kershaw and Lancaster counties closed for 14 days.	March 13, 2020
Tourism	Closure of all public access points to the state’s beaches, public boat ramps, landings and other access points on the state’s lakes, rivers and waterways.	March 30, 2020
Tourism	Bridges are closed to the Outer Banks into the towns of Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head and all of Hatteras Island.	March 17, 2020
Courts
Social distancing	Non-essential businesses closed.	April 1, 2020
	Department of Health and Environment Control (DHEC) shall immediately restrict visitation to nursing homes and assisted living facilities with the exception of end of life situations.	March 13, 2020
	Law enforcement may disperse groups of people who pose a risk to the public’s safety and to the safety of others.	March 23, 2020
	Visitation at state and local correctional facilities in all 46 counties suspended.	March 13, 2020
Capacity	Statewide hospital bed capacity at 54%. 6,734 beds currently utilized.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Public health lab working through backlog of 1800 samples to be tested.	March 27, 2020
Quarantine
Medical Supplies	North Carolina has received a little more than 17% of the medical supplies and protective equipment for health care workers of what was requested from the federal government.	March 31, 2020
Medical Supplies	Procurement regulations are temporarily suspended to allow state agencies to rapidly acquire resources to combat the COVID-19 virus.	March 19,2020
Travel Restrictions	Certificate of need regulations temporarily suspended.	March 19, 2020
Telehealth	South Carolina Medical and Nursing Boards to Issue Emergency Licenses.	March 14, 2020

Total # Cases	108	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	1	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	South Dakota restaurants and bars remained are closed and only available for takeout.	March 27, 2020
Education	South Dakota schools will remain closed until May 1.	March 27, 2020
Tourism	All non-essential businesses, including tourism businesses are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	The South Dakota Supreme Court declared a state of judicial emergency and instructed each of the state’s judicial circuits to submit proposed changes to the court.	March 13, 2020
Social distancing	Enacted a social distancing policy.	March 27, 2020
Capacity	According to South Dakota officials, the supply of hospital beds and ventilators, medical machines used to help patients breathe, is in good shape.	March 27, 2020
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Medical Supplies	South Dakota’s supply of hospital beds and ventilators — medical machines used to help patients breathe — is in good shape, state officials say.	March 27, 2020
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Total # Cases	2239	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	23	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 23, 2020
Education	Governor recommended schools remain closed through April 24.	March 16, 2020
Tourism	State parks are closed, as are popular tourist bars in Nashville.	March 26, 2020
Courts	In-person court proceedings are limited, however the courts are open.	March 25, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people.	March 22, 2020
Capacity	Hospitals are cancelling elective procedures to free up space for COVID-19 victims.	March 25, 2020
Testing	Executive order expanded testing sites for COVID-19.	March 17, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Executive order deregulated scope of practice laws to free up resources for COVID-10 cases.	March 20, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Residents are urged to avoid out-of-state travel; non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 22, 2020
Telehealth	Governor signed an order expanding the use of telemedicine and urges insurance providers to cover more telemedicine services.	March 19, 2020

Total # Cases	3925	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	58	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 19, 2020
Education	Schools closed indefinitely.	March 15, 2020
Tourism	Many tourist locations have closed indefinitely.	March 16, 2020
Courts	The Texas Office of Court Administration recommended delaying in-person proceedings through May 1. Non-jury trials can continue through video conferencing.	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people.	March 19, 2020
Capacity	Waived hospitals’ occupancy restrictions and ordered providers to postpone surgeries that are not “immediately, medically necessary.”	March 29, 2020
Testing	Drive‑thru testing locations have been opened across the state.	March 26, 2020
Quarantine	Mandatory quarantines for travelers from New Orleans or New York.	March 26, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor purchased more than $80 million worth of supplies.	March 26, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Travel restrictions have been implemented between the Texas/Mexico border.	March 21, 2020
Telehealth	Governor waived regulations to encourage more utilization of telehealth.	March 20, 2020

Total # Cases	888	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	5	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 17, 2020
Education	Schools closed through May 1.	March 23, 2020
Tourism	National parks and museums are closed indefinitely.	March 13, 2020
Courts	Non-essential proceedings are postponed, while essential matters are to be conducted telephonically when possible.	March 14, 2020
Social distancing	Governor issued a directive to “stay safe, stay home” request (not order).	March 28, 2020
Capacity	Governor’s plan includes guidance to increase testing while securing hospital beds for critical cases.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Drive through testing locations have been opened across the state.	March 13, 2020
Quarantine	Governor urged citizens to self-quarantine if they exhibit symptoms.	March 27, 2020
Medical Supplies	Limits on who is tested to preserve medical supplies.	March 18, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 28, 2020
Telehealth	Governor signed HB 313, which seeks to increase the use of telehealth.	March 25, 2020

Total # Cases	293	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	13	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 16, 2020
Education	Schools closed through the end of the school year.	March 16, 2020
Tourism	Large events have been cancelled.	March 16, 2020
Courts	Non-essential court hearings have been suspended until April 15.	March 17, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people.	March 16, 2020
Capacity	Non-essential procedures, including all dental procedures, are suspended.	March 27, 2020
Testing	The Vermont National Guard has opened testing sites across the state.	March 28, 2020
Quarantine	Non-essential travelers from outside of the state will be self-quarantined for 14 days.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	The state is seeking donations for medical supplies.	March 25, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Travel restrictions have been implemented between the Vermont/Canada border.	March 12, 2020
Telehealth	Legislators passed a bill to extend telehealth to rural communities; legislation is being considered that would allow out of state medical personnel to treat Vermonters via telehealth.	March 29, 2020

Total # Cases	1484	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	34	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 23, 2020
Education	Schools closed for the remainder of the school year.	March 23, 2020
Tourism	National parks and non-essential sites are closed.	March 28, 2020
Courts	Non-emergency hearings have been suspended for three weeks.	March 17, 2020
Social distancing	“Stay in place” order in place from 3/30 to 6/10.	March 30, 2020
Capacity	Outpatient surgical centers are encouraged to work with other hospitals to assist with capacity.	March 30, 2020
Testing	Drive through testing locations have been opened across the state.	March 24, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Governor said that the state does not have enough PPE for medical providers, and encourages private entities to donate if they have extras.	March 26, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 30, 2020
Telehealth	Governor expanded access to telehealth services, including facilitating reimbursement under Medicaid for providers using telehealth.	March 26, 2020

Total # Cases	5453	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	225	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 15, 2020
Education	Schools closed through the end of the school year.	March 13, 2020
Tourism	Museums and other non-essential sites are closed.	March 27, 2020
Courts	All jury trials are suspended until after April 24.	March 20, 2020
Social distancing	Stay at home order by Governor until April 8.	March 25, 2020
Capacity	FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers are building field hospitals to provide additional capacity for local hospitals.	March 30, 2020
Testing	Testing is only available for those that show symptoms.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Medical supplies are in short supply; the state is requesting additional medical supplies from the federal government.	March 30, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 25, 2020
Telehealth	The state issued a request to CMS to expand the use of telehealth.	March 20, 2020

Total # Cases	145	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	1	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 19, 2020
Education	Schools closed through April 20.	March 25, 2020
Tourism	Major tourist events cancelled.	March 30, 2020
Courts	Non-essential proceedings suspended through April 10.	March 16, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people.	March 23, 2020
Capacity	Officials have identified recently closed hospitals that could be activated in an emergency to treat COVID-19 patients.	March 28, 2020
Testing	Dozens of drive-through testing sites have been established across the state.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	The National Guard has delivered supplies to the state.	March 29, 2020
Travel Restrictions	State employees are banned from interstate travel; non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 20, 2020
Telehealth	WV health officials are pushing for a tweak to CMS’ telehealth guidance to ensure that rural patients can access services even if they don’t have a smartphone or broadband internet.	March 27, 2020

Total # Cases	1412	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	25	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery.	March 17, 2020
Education	Schools closed indefinitely.	March 13, 2020
Tourism	Events are canceled.	March 30, 2020
Courts	In-person proceedings are halted statewide, essential actions are to be performed telephonically when possible.	March 27, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people until April 24.	March 25, 2020
Capacity	Hospitals are nearing capacity.	March 30, 2020
Testing	State-run tests are limited to individuals showing symptoms; private companies have started offering in-home testing.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Requested additional medical supplies from the federal government.	March 30, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 25, 2020
Telehealth	Health care providers are leveraging relaxed federal guidelines to offer more telehealth services.	March 24, 2020

Total # Cases	120	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	0	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery through April 3.	March 19, 2020
Education	Schools closed until April 5.	March 16, 2020
Tourism	Devils Tower National Park is closed.	March 25, 2020
Courts	Non-critical court functions have been postponed.	March 26, 2020
Social distancing	Banned gatherings with 10 or more people until April 3.	March 27, 2020
Capacity	Wyoming’s low population density means that only four facilities in the state have more than 100 beds.	March 21, 2020
Testing	Testing is limited, with resources in short supply. However, the number of tests are increasing.	March 24, 2020
Quarantine	Governor has avoided issuing a shelter in place order.	March 29, 2020
Medical Supplies	The state is working to make its own supplies to meet needs.	March 24, 2020
Travel Restrictions	Non-essential travel is discouraged.	March 19, 2020
Telehealth	Hospitals are setting up telehealth programs.	March 23, 2020

Total # Cases	507	April 1, 2020
Total # Deaths	9	April 1, 2020
Hospitality	Restaurants and bars are allowed to serve only takeout or delivery through April 3; non-essential businesses are closed through 4/24.	March 20, 2020
Education	Schools closed until April 24.	March 13, 2020
Tourism	Museums are closed, while National Mall and Memorial Parks grounds remain open. Police have shut down streets to attempt to keep visitors away from the cherry blossoms.	March 14, 2020
Courts	Courts are operating remotely to address emergency matters.	March 15, 2020
Social distancing	“Stay in place” order in place from 4/1 to 4/24.	March 30, 2020
Capacity	D.C. has only 258 ventilators available, and a total of 405 ICU beds.	March 27, 2020
Testing	Testing is only available for those with a doctor’s referral; facilities across the region have developed walk-up and drive-through testing sites.	March 30, 2020
Quarantine	No mandatory quarantine in place.	March 30, 2020
Medical Supplies	Mayor Bowser has allocated $15 Million to Purchase Ventilators and Critical Medical Equipment.	March 20, 2020
Travel Restrictions	“Stay-at-home” order requests travel limited to essential trips and errands.	March 30, 2020
Telehealth	Health care providers are adding more telehealth options.	March 20, 2020

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