NewsAshe CountyCoronavirus/COVID-19

Thursday March 26 Watauga, Alleghany & Ashe COVID-19 Testing Data

Last Updated on March 26, 2020 4:38 pm

Below are the numbers of COVID-19 tests as of today, Thursday, March 26th. Information provided by AppHealthCare.

Alleghany County

The number of COVID-19 tests collected today by AppHealthCare for Alleghany County is 0. To date, AppHealthCare has collected 5 tests for Alleghany County.

The number of COVID-19 tests collected from outside agencies and reported to AppHealthCare to date is 13 for Alleghany County. At this time, there are no positive cases of COVID-19 for Alleghany County.

Ashe County

The number of COVID-19 tests collected today by AppHealthCare for Ashe County is 1. To date, AppHealthCare has collected 4 tests for Ashe County. The number of COVID-19 tests collected from outside agencies and reported to AppHealthCare to date is 25 for Ashe County. At this time, there are no positive cases of COVID-19 for Ashe County.

Watauga County

The number of COVID-19 tests collected today by AppHealthCare for Watauga County is 0. To date, AppHealthCare has collected 63 tests for Watauga County. 

The number of COVID-19 tests collected from outside agencies and reported to AppHealthCare to date is 126 for Watauga County. At this time, there are 4 positive cases of COVID-19 for Watauga County.

AppHealthCare would also like to pass along the follow:

Most people who get COVID-19 will recover without needing medical care and therefore do not need a test. When you leave your home to get tested, you risk exposing yourself to COVID-19. For these reasons, we advise that if you have mild symptoms such as cough or fever, there is no need to get tested for COVID-19. If you are concerned about your symptoms, please call your healthcare provider or AppHealthCare for guidance. 

There are things we can all do to slow the spread of this virus. Wash your hands, cover your cough or sneeze and practice social distancing which means avoiding gatherings, keeping 6 feet or more between you and others and remaining home to the greatest extent possible.

Back to top button