Iowa State Department of Health s COVID-19 reporting service released the new data of positive caseloads throughout the state. According to the Jan. 27 rep
Iowa State Department of Health s COVID-19 reporting service has changed the way it releases the data of positive caseloads throughout the state. According
1,924 COVID-19 cases, 30 deaths in county to date Saturday, March 13, 2021 10:00 AM
Iowa State Department of Health s COVID-19 reporting service released the new data of positive caseloads throughout the state. According to the March 13 report, there have been total of 17 positive cases in Winneshiek County in the past seven days. There have been 1,924 positive cases and 30 virus-related deaths in the county since reporting began one year ago in March of 2020.
In her regular updates to the Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors, Winneshiek County Public Health Administrator Krista Vanden Brink continues to stress the need for concern regarding the spread of the coronavirus.
COVID-19 vaccine delivered to Winneshiek Medical Tuesday, December 22, 2020 4:47 PM
The first shipment of 400 COVID-19 vaccine doses (Moderna) was delivered to Winneshiek Medical Center (WMC) in the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 22.
Vaccination of staff began immediately. Mayo Clinic Health System family medicine physicians Kevin Locke, M.D., and Andy Goodner, M.D., were among the first front line staff to be vaccinated. Front line staff include those who provide direct patient care or support direct patient.
Dr. Goodner stated, I am excited that we now can start vaccinating to begin to end what has been a long, exhausting and heartbreaking pandemic. My thanks go out to our front line nurses and aids who have borne the brunt of the work in caring for our community through this pandemic. They are priceless and help is now on the way.”
COVID-19 vaccine delivered to Winneshiek Medical Tuesday, December 22, 2020 4:47 PM
The first shipment of 400 COVID-19 vaccine doses (Moderna) was delivered to Winneshiek Medical Center (WMC) in the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 22.
Vaccination of staff began immediately. Mayo Clinic Health System family medicine physicians Kevin Locke, M.D., and Andy Goodner, M.D., were among the first front line staff to be vaccinated. Front line staff include those who provide direct patient care or support direct patient.
Dr. Goodner stated, I am excited that we now can start vaccinating to begin to end what has been a long, exhausting and heartbreaking pandemic. My thanks go out to our front line nurses and aids who have borne the brunt of the work in caring for our community through this pandemic. They are priceless and help is now on the way.”