Hospital capacity to treat and provide care for those with and without COVIDġ. Improved capacity for contact tracing and isolationĦ. Sustained decline in hospitalizations over a 14-day periodģ. Three phases include Urgent, Stabilization, and Recovery, and are centered around key elements such as protecting nursing homes, managing health system capacity, and supporting businesses in maintaining physical distancing guidelines.ġ. Create sustainable social distancing policies Provide additional protections for high-risk populationsĥ. Increase testing capacity and containment measures (expand contact tracing, increase epidemiology staff, expand isolation support services)ģ.

Suppress the virus through social distancing measuresĢ. Once a statewide surveillance system is made possible through testing, additional regional variations may be supported.ġ. Return to expanded workforce in highest risk places (requires therapeutics)ĭuring phase two, counties may relax stricter local orders. Create opportunities for high risk sectors to adapt and reopenĤ. Create opportunities for low risk sectors to reopenģ. Use data to identify early warning signsĢ. Support social distancing in schools, businesses, and child care facilitiesĦ. Monitor and protect through testing, contact tracing, and isolationĥ. Ensuring hospitals have adequate capacity and supplies to care for COVID-19 patients and other patients needing urgent careĭivided into five phases with movement between phases dependent on the preparedness goals.Ĭalifornia’s Roadmap to Modify the Stay-at-Home Orderġ. Monitoring cases and conducting contact investigation for confirmed casesĤ. Monitoring overall testing volume and changes in the percent of positive tests at the community, regional, and statewide levelsģ.

Tracking disease trends and burden (morbidity and mortality)Ģ. Participation in Multi-State Regional Approachġ. The analysis does not include state plans or frameworks that solely provide guidance for businesses.Ĭriteria for Reinstating Social Distancing This is analysis of Spring 2020 reopening plans with public health criteria, through June 9, 2020. SUMMARY OF PUBLIC HEALTH CRITERIA IN REOPENING PLANS

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