Inyo County

COVID-19 & Vaccine Update

Friday, January 14, 2022

Inyo County Public Health is urging residents and visitors to follow proper guidance and protocols upon receiving a positive COVID-19 test result to help mitigate further spread.

It is important that infected individuals adhere to the following guidance to help mitigate further spread:

• Stay Home and Isolate.
• Notify Exposed Individuals.
• Severe Symptoms – If your experience severe symptoms, such as shortness of breath or if your symptoms do not improve, contact your medical provider or report to the nearest Emergency Room.
• Inyo County did receive a limited supply of antiviral oral treatments and monoclonal antibodies–speak with your medical provider ASAP if your symptoms have worsened or are not improving.

Current Isolation & Quarantine Orders are available for review and reference in [English] and [Spanish] on the Inyo County COVID-19 Orders & Guidance webpage.

The Public Health COVID-19 Contact Tracing Team will continue to provide contact tracing services as quickly as possible, but residents are encouraged to follow the guidance outlined above until they are contacted.

Read the full 01/07/22 Press Release here

Inyo County COVID-19 Updates, Data, and Case Trend reports are available as PDFs on the COVID-19 Response: Data & Resources page.

Days and Hours of Operation:

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday

7:00 am to 7:00 pm

(Closed for Lunch: Noon to 1:00 pm)

Make an appointment in advance to ensure you can be tested.

Days and Hours of Operation:

Tuesday and Friday

9:00 am to 6:00 pm

(Closed for Lunch: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm)

Make an appointment in advance to ensure you can be tested.

All locations are – Currently Out-of-Stock

Due to weather/shipping delays, we are waiting on our restock order to arrive.

To report positive at-home tests, visit: my.primary.health/l/cdphcbootc

OR call test results in at: (650)275-5419

Consistent and correct mask use by everyone is important: It is only effective if it is worn over your mouth and nose.

Poor Fitting Mask: A poor fitting mask is not effective. If there are gaps between the face and mask, such as above the nose or at the sides, air that has virus particles can easily leak in or out around the sides of the mask.

Good Fitting Mask: An effective and well fitted mask has no gaps between the face and mask. Good fit forces the air that you breathe out and breathe in to go through the mask and be filtered. Good filtration blocks the virus particles from going through the mask itself.

Vaccine Booster Eligibility Expanded

The CDC, the Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup (WSSSRW), and California Department of Public Health (CDPH) supported the recommendation to expand eligibility for Pfizer’s COVID-19 Booster Dose to 12-to 15-year-olds and everyone over the age of 12 at least five (5) months after completing their primary vaccination series.

Inyo Vaccine Coverage

COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

You can read the vaccine fact sheets here.

walk-in appointments may be limited or unavailable.