CONTACT INFORMATION:
Our administration office at 10777 Main Street in Fairfax is open during regular business hours 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. Clinic services are not offered at this location.
Questions? Call the COVID-19 Call Center at 703-267-3511, TTY 711
Tools to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Find links to information, materials and videos grouped by topic below.
Stay Safe
Key Message
Keep it up to keep numbers down. If we all continue to do our part and follow some basic actions, we can box in COVID-19, keep our families and community safe.
People who live in close quarters, such as people who share a small apartment or those who live with large or extended families need to take steps to avoid spreading COVID-19 to the people they live with. If a household includes someone who is at risk for more severe illness, then all family members should act as if they, themselves, are at higher risk and take steps that will help protect everyone in the house.
Cloth face coverings, or masks, provide a simple barrier to help prevent respiratory droplets from traveling into the air and onto other people when the person wearing the mask coughs, sneezes, talks, sings or raises their voice. They are not masks intended for healthcare workers, for example, N95 respirators.
These face coverings should made of multiple layers of tightly woven fabric. When you wear a face covering, make sure it covers your mouth and nose. The covering should fit snugly on your face, but it shouldn’t be so tight that is uncomfortable or difficult to breathe.
Testing for COVID-19 is available in the Fairfax Health District. If you need a test, contact your health care provider or visit one of the many sites here in Fairfax. A positive COVID-19 test may be inconvenient in the short-term, but support is available for those who will need to be temporarily out of work and away from others.
3 Key Steps to Take While Waiting for Your COVID-19 Test Result English | Español | 한국어
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Prevent Disease Spread in Your Community
Key Message
Keep it up to keep numbers down. If we all continue to do our part and follow some basic actions, we can box in COVID-19, keep our community safe. You can help protect yourself, your family, and the Fairfax community by simply talking with us when we call, following guidance for how long to stay home and away from others, and by taking every day steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Share Information About What to Do When Sick or Exposed
Key Message
If you are sick, tested positive for COVID-19, or if you were exposed to COVID-19, there are steps that you need to take to help protect other people in your home and community, including getting tested and staying home and away from others.
A positive COVID-19 test may be inconvenient in the short-term, which is why Fairfax has support for those who will need to be temporarily out of work and away from others. From rental and food assistance to health care and housing, there are resources to get you by today so you can onboard to a healthier tomorrow. If we each take responsibility for our own health – which includes accessing the things we need to get us by during these difficult times – we can stop the spread of COVID-19.
Free/Low Cost Medical Care Services from HealthWorks English & Español
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Understand COVID-19 Risks
Key Message
You are safer at home. There is no way to ensure zero risk from COVID-19 when leaving home. In general, the more closely you interact with others and the longer that interaction, the higher the risk of COVID-19 spread.
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Call the COVID-19 Call Center at 703-267-3511, TTY 711
COVID-19 One-Stop Shop Toolkits
The CDC offers toolkits for specific audiences that include a variety of resources. Example audiences include: Young People, Community & Faith-Based Organizations, and Older Adults & People at Higher Risk.
Do your part to the stop the spread of coronavirus — and the spread of misinformation. Find information to help distinguish between some common rumors and facts about COVID-19.
