CO Covid Drive Up Testing

As COVID-19 cases exceed what we saw in April, each of us is more at risk of getting the virus than ever before. This month, we're asking all Coloradans to wear a mask, keep your distance (at least six feet), and interact ONLY with members of your household. #Covid19Colorado

Cases and hospitalizations are rising in Colorado — especially in the last few days. This time-lapse shows just how quickly cases are increasing. #Covid19Colorado

Key findings: 🔹Hospitalizations are rapidly increasing. If CO remains on the current path, we will likely exceed the April peak in hospitalizations by mid-Nov. 🔹The R-value (effective reproductive number) is about 1.5. 🔹About 1 in 292 Coloradans are currently infectious.

Exposure Notifications will be available to Coloradans starting Sunday, October 25. #AddYourPhone to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at addyourphone.com #Covid19Colorado

@Asilverlining20 @CDPHE Yes we are!

We ask all Coloradans to stay vigilant and follow the COVID-19 protocols as the cases and hospitalizations are on the rise. The seven-day positive average is 5.45%. A higher rate of positive cases indicates an increase in disease transmission and more cases going undetected.

“Something COVID-19 has taught us is that what we each do personally impacts our communities. We need everybody to do their part because as much as we would like it to be over, the pandemic is far from over." -CDPHE Executive Director Jill Hunsaker Ryan #StepUpColorado

Gov. Polis urges social distancing as positivity rate surpasses 6% bit.ly/2Tbq6C7

@CDPHE Our testing sites in Denver and Thorton are returning results in 24-48 hours. Knowledge is power, Colorado. Do your part to stop the spread, and get tested today. cocoviddriveup.com #covid19colorado Free with most insurances, and extended testing hours this week and next! 🦠

Cases are on the rise in Colorado, and it appears that we are in a fall COVID-19 surge. We know how to keep the virus in check. We did it after the first surge and again in the summer. ✅Wear your mask. ✅Wash your hands. ✅Avoid large gatherings. ✅Stay 6 ft from others.

Denver, do your part and get tested now. Our testing site at Monaco and Evans is returning results in 24-48hrs and moves you through the line in the comfort of your car. #stopthespread 🦠 cocoviddriveup.com #COVID19colorado

The total number of patients in Colorado currently hospitalized with confirmed cases of COVID-19 today rose to 200 for the first time since August 9. This increase in hospitalizations follows a large increase in cases that began in mid-September. covid19.colorado.gov/press-release/…

Don’t worry, Colorado! For all your fast testing needs, we have you covered! Our sites in Denver and Thornton are returning results in 24-48 hrs and are free with most insurances. Schedule today: cocoviddriveup.com #covid19colorado

Colorado case summary (Sept. 26): 🔹68,510 cases 🔹878,021 people tested 🔹736 outbreaks 🔹2,040 deaths among cases 🔹1,940 deaths due to COVID-19 🔹171 currently hospitalized (confirmed COVID-19) 🔹32% adult ventilators in use 🔹560 (7-day avg. of cases) 🔹3.15% positivity rate

@CDPHE Visit our testing sites in Denver and Thornton today! We return results in 24-48 hours and our new appointment scheduling online is easier than ever: cocoviddriveup.com

While we’ve seen the most substantial increase in cases among 18-25 year-olds, we’re seeing an overall increase among all age groups. We may be tired of the virus, but the virus is not tired of us. Let’s keep doing our part to slow the spread. #Covid19Colorado

Happy Wednesday everyone! #meettheteam this is Mayra, one of our bilingual staff members. She loves helping provide fast results to her community. Stop by for your #COVID19 testing today! #COVID19colorado cocoviddriveup.com

We can do this, Colorado! Practice safe social distancing and continue getting tested to help #stopthespread. 🦠

@CDPHE If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, visit us today to get tested. 🦠 Our sites in Denver and Thornton have both nasal swab and antibody testing, free with most insurances (including Medicare/Medicaid). #covid19colorado #stopthespread cocoviddriveup.com

If you celebrated with people outside of your household over Labor Day weekend, pay close attention for any COVID-19 symptoms. If you have symptoms, get tested right away. If you think you were exposed, wait seven days after the possible exposure to get tested.