Covid-19

Clallam Mosaic's administrative team and staff will continue to monitor all recommended health guidelines and governmental proclamations as we plan Mosaic's activities, day programs and services.

 

Administrative staff are available to answer questions and address concerns of participants, families and caregivers.


To stay healthy, it is recommended you:

Get vaccinated and boosted;

Wear a mask as needed to protect vulnerable family and friends;

Keep washing those hands;

Physical distancing in large crowds;

Use at-home testing.

Covid-19 Vaccination

State support is available by calling: 2 1 1


In Clallam County

https://www.olympicmedical.org/covid-19-vaccine-information/


Clallam County Dept. of Health and Human Services

 

For Port Angeles

and the West End:


If you have questions, please call 360-417-2430, or visit the Coronavirus web page. The response has been overwhelming, and we are working as quickly as we can to answer your calls.


For Sequim:


Visit https://jamestownhealth.org/ to learn about getting vaccinated.

 

Or call 360-683-5900 to schedule your first dose, the clinic typically offers vaccinations Monday-Friday from 8am-4:30pm.

 

Register online at: http://vaccine.clallam.net/register.

Communicating with

a health professional!

What to know about me!


This is what you need to know about me

to help with a successful vaccine administration. I may have a
family member or caregiver with me for support during my appointment.


Download PDF!

Covid tests and test sites


The Covid-19 vaccine remains the most effective protection against the infection
and severe illness. Boosters, if you are eligible, are highly recommended.

If you have been exposed or you have symptoms, help reduce the spread by testing at home and getting results in minutes. People who don’t have symptoms can still spread COVID-19, so testing is critical to knowing if you are infected
.

Who should test?

Anyone age 2 and older can take a Covid-19 test. Testing is especially important if you are out in the community and you may have been exposed - whether you are vaccinated or not!


Free Covid Tests!


The White House is rolling out an online order form for free at-home COVID tests—families will be able to order up to 4 tests per household.


To order, visit: https://special.usps.com/testkits


The program has been expanded to allow U.S. households to order a total of two test kits with four tests each, or a total of eight tests.

You may be able to order additional test kits from Washington state at:
https://sayyescovidhometest.org


Covid-19 test sites in Clallam County
• North Olympic Healthcare Network,  240 W Front St., Port Angeles;
• Olympic Medical Center’s Front St. Clinic, 91 E Front St., Port Angeles;
• Walgreens; Rite Aid; and Safeway in Port Angeles and Sequim;
• Costco and QFC in Sequim.



Additional Covid-19 Resources

The Washington State Department of Health has established a call center to address questions from the public.

 

If you have questions about what is happening in Washington, or how the virus is spread, please call 1-800-525-0127.

 

Phone lines are currently staffed from 6 am to 10 pm, seven days a week.

 

Please note that this call center cannot access COVID-19 testing results.

For testing inquiries or results, please contact your health care provider. 

From the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN)


COVID-19 Overview:

Autistic Advocacy.org

 

Easy to Read vaccine guide: PDF

 

Plain Language Vaccine fact sheet: PDF

 

From the Self Advocacy Resource and Technical Assistance Center (SARTAC)

COVID-19 Vaccine information in plain language: PDF


Learning about back-up caregivers and personal emergency response system.

Contact your case manager if you need help. They can help you identify a home care agency or help find an individual provider.

 

Learn more here!

 

Developmental Disability Administration Coronavirus

 

From the ARC Washington State

Resource page with links to PDFs, Videos and more.

 

Up to date info from the City of Port Angeles

News & Announcements

 

From Informing Families

General COVID-19 Resource Page

 

Ready, Set, Know: Let's Talk Covid 19
As you are supporting an individual with IDD who is struggling with the changes taking place, here are some guidelines to individualize according to their age and needs.

Find PDF here

 

From the Peninsula College Library staff:

Local Resources

 

Up to date local information: Peninsula Daily News

 

Emergency Assistance Programs & Resources to Get Help and Give Help to those in Need:

Washington State House Democrats

 

Need help explaining the importance of handwashing and social distancing:

World Health Organization videos

 

World Health Organization: Updates

 

Both the Port Angeles and Sequim Food Banks:

Port Angeles Food Bank

Sequim Food Bank

 


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