The Pike County General Health District released its latest COVID-19 update on its Facebook page on Monday. According to the latest count, there have been 15 new cases reported and
In accordance with the guidelines put in place by the state of Ohio, the Pike County General Health District began administering COVID-19 vaccinations on Monday morning. The Ohio Department of Health recently unveiled its plan for administering the vaccine throughout the state, with the first phase of that plan (phase 1A) including individuals with the greatest occupational risk for exposure to and/or transmission of the virus.
The Pike Health District began its distribution process on Monday morning with Emergency Medical Responders and Emergency Medical Technicians who work throughout the county. The next stop was Bristol Village in Waverly, where the vaccine was made available to hospice staff, home health staff, and others who provide care.
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The Pike County General Health District released its latest COVID-19 update on its Facebook page on Monday night. According to the latest count, there have been 19 new cases reported and 18 new recoveries are listed as of Monday evening. The total number of cases in Pike County since the pandemic began is now up to 1,118, with 653 of those cases being found in females and 535 in males. There are also currently 13 hospitalized COVID-19 patients in the county, and 139 active cases in the county. Another statistic that is unfortunate to report is the death total in Pike County, which has recently risen to 8, with the latest death being reported by the Health District over the weekend. Below is the official statement from the Health District regarding the latest COVID-19 related death.