Washington, DC As of April 12Total Number

PositivesPercent

All 1955 100Race

Unknown 391 20American Indian/Alaska Native 6 <1Asian 29 1Black/African American 884 45Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander 1 <1Other/Multi-Racial 256 13White 365 19Refused During Interview 23 1

EthnicityUnknown 496 25Hispanic or Latinx 263 13NOT Hispanic or Latinx 1191 61Refused During Interview 5 <1

Race Total Lives Lost PercentAll 52 100

Asian 2 4Black/African American 38 73

Hispanic/Latinx 6 12Non-Hispanic White 6 12

Other 0 0Total Confirmed Cases: 1,955

April 13, 2020

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Road Closures for Essential Exercise

April 13, 2020

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Worked with National Park Service and U.S. Park Police to close roads to vehicle traffic in:

• Rock Creek Park

• Anacostia Park

• Fort Dupont Park

April 13, 2020

THANK YOU,INTERIOR SECRETARY

DAVID BERNHART

Enhanced Access to Food & Other Essential Items 5

Ten new grocery sites at DCPS schools, open to all families.

Monday 13

Brookland Middle School

(Ward 5)

Eastern Senior High School

(Ward 6)

Tuesday 14

Kelly Miller Middle School

(Ward 7)

Stanton Elementary School

(Ward 8)

Wednesday 15

Coolidge/Wells

(Ward 4)

Woodson High School

(Ward 7)

Thursday 16

Anacostia High School

(Ward 8)

Kimball Elementary School

(Ward 7)

Friday 17

Ballou High School

(Ward 8)

Columbia Heights Education Campus

(Ward 1)

Find full list of all meal and grocery sites at coronavirus.dc.gov

Enhanced Access to Food & Other Essential Items 6

New hotline for residents homebound because of COVID-19 to request food and other essential items.

Call: 1-888-349-8323

Online: coronavirus.dc.gov/gethelp

TESTING UPDATES

Increased Testing Capacity

April 13, 2020

• Testing increased from about 300 tests per 1 million persons on March 18 to about 18,300 per 1 million persons on April 11.

• As of March 30, the Public Health Lab is using equipment that allows for full automation and 500 samples per day.

• Health care providers across DC are testing for COVID-19.

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Public Health Lab Supplies

April 13, 2020

As of April 10, 2020

Sampling Kits/Swabs 5,447Tests 6,834Testing Capacity 500/day

This week, the Public Health Lab has two rapid point-of-care instruments coming online that are easier to use and can be placed in a clinic or mobile laboratory.

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Looking Ahead

April 13, 2020

• Testing to determine if a patient has the virus is being conducted at thePublic Heath Lab. These tests are “molecular” tests that look for the actual virus.

• Future tests that are “serology” tests will look for the presence of antibodies to COVID-19.

• The Public Heath Lab will have serology testing capability in May.

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Currently no one knows what the COVID-19 “immune response” looks like. This serology testing will be needed

to determine if patients have developed immunity.

United Medical Center

April 13, 2020

1-855-363-0333

Since opening on Friday, April 3, 410 people have been tested at UMC.

DC residents with symptoms can call the hotline to be tested at UMC.

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April 13, 2020

Testing for COVID-19

Public Testing Sites1. United Medical Center (UMC)

For an appointment, call 1-855-363-0333.

2. GW University Medical SystemFor an appointment call, 202-741-2765.

3. Children’s National Health SystemFor an appointment, visitbit.ly/childrensnationaltesting

4. All Care Family Medicine & Urgent CareFor an appointment, call 202-787-1979.

5. Mary’s CenterFor an appointment, call 1-844-796-2797.

6. Unity Health CareFor an appointment, call 202-469-4699.

Member Specific Testing Sites7. One Medical

1690 36th Street, NWFor an appointment, call 202-695-7576.

8. Medstar HealthCapitol Hill (228 7th Street, SE) and Adams Morgan (1805 Columbia Road, NW)For an appointment, visit: MedStarhealth.org/eVisit.

9. Kaiser Permanente700 2nd Street, NEFor an appointment, call 202-346-3000.

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