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Riverside County Readies For Red Tier

UpdatedFri, Mar 12, 2021 at 6:43 pm PT Replies(22) Indoor dining is among the things that can resume when Riverside County reaches the red tier. (Shutterstock) RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA Indoor dining should soon return to Riverside County, with health officials confirming Friday they will permit restaurants to again welcome customers into their dining rooms at limited capacity if the county moves into the less-restrictive tier of the state s reopening plan by mid-next week as expected. If current trends continue, the county is headed toward the red tier of the state s Blueprint for a Safer Economy next Tuesday, with loosened restrictions slated to go into effect beginning Wednesday, according to the Riverside University Health System.

Riverside County on track to advance to Red Tier within a week; officials await clarity from state on possible earlier reopening

Riverside County may be days away from moving out of the purple tier Assuming the State of California meets projected vaccination goals, Riverside County could meet case rate levels that would put us into the Red Tier as soon as Friday. However, it s still unclear if the state will change those measurement thresholds, and if so, how soon after that we d see restrictions lifted in Riverside County. This week, Riverside County qualifies to advance to the next tier in the state’s reopening framework for the first time since late September. The accelerated progression is due to the low rate of positive tests in the county’s most disadvantaged communities, said Brooke Federico, Riverside County Public Information Officer.

Data prep, analysis helps county keep probationers healthy and sheltered -- GCN

By Stephanie Kanowitz Mar 04, 2021 Through its Whole Person Care (WPC) program, Riverside County, Calif., is using data analytics to help keep probationers off the streets and out of the emergency room. When prisoners are released from incarceration, they visit with a probation officer and a nurse, who screen them for substance abuse, physical and behavioral health as well as social services and housing needs. The nurse then makes referrals based on those needs, and the county tracks how well those interventions work at keeping probationers healthy and sheltered. The program, led by the Riverside University Health System (RUHS), has screened almost 12,000 people since it started in October 2017.

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