This page is intended for school and day care administrators, employers and long-term care facility operators. We also include a few resources for families, employees and caregivers. If you can't find what you need, please email us or call 503-846-8123.

Schools and Daycare Providers

K-12 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF

• Oregon Department of Education’s (ODE) COVID-19 Resiliency Framework for the 2021-22 school year focuses on advisory health and safety recommendations for schools. 
• Quarantine and isolation decision tree
• COVID-19 Exclusion Summary chart
• COVID Testing Programs for K-12 (Oregon Health Authority)

DAYCARE PROVIDERS

• Early Learning Division Protocols for Providers

FAMILIES

• Supporting Children and Families during Quarantine and Isolation: A Guide for Back to School Family Planning. Use this worksheet to think through caregiving and resources if your child is exposed to COVID-19.
• Daycare questions and support resources
• School guidance for families is available on each district’s website. Find your local school district's website.
• You can voluntarily report positive at-home test results and get more information on isolation and quarantine support on OHA's website.

Workplace Support

EMPLOYERS

• Guidance for Employers when an Employee Tests Positive: Workplace COVID-19 Prevention and Response Toolkit. Download the toolkit.
• Washington County Business Recovery Centers: Help is available to meet the short- and long-term needs of businesses impacted by COVID-19
• Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries frequently asked questions

EMPLOYEES

• If you have concerns about your workplace, including COVID-19 health and safety issues, you can file a complaint on OSHA's website.

Long-Term Care Facilities, Adult Foster Homes and Caregivers

GROUP LIVING FACILITIES

• This includes skilled nursing, assisted living, adult foster homes, residential care, independent living and other congregate settings.

• All group living facilities need to report all positive and pending COVID-19 cases to Washington County Public Health by email or by calling 503-846-8123.

• COVID-19 information for long-term care facilities by Oregon DHS: English/Spanish

• How long-term care staff can protect themselves from COVID-19 outside of work, so they don't bring the virus into a long-term care setting. English/Spanish

In addition to reporting to Washington County Public Health:

• Long-Term Care Facilities should also report cases to DHS by contacting the facility’s assigned policy analyst or by reporting to the general DHS email.

• Skilled Nursing Facilities should also report cases by email.

• Adult Foster Homes should also report cases to both of these email addressess: APD.AFHteam@dhsoha.state.or.us and AFH.Licensing@dhsoha.state.or.us

• If licensed with the Washington County Developmental Disabilities team, email Ted Barber.

• If licensed by Oregon Health Authority-Mental Health in Washington County, email Melanie Tong.

INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILY CAREGIVERS

• Oregon Department of Human Services COVID-19 Help Center