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Denver Public Health and the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) evaluate multiple sources of data to examine and monitor trends in the COVID-19 pandemic in Denver. There are multiple measures that serve as indicators for if the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening or improving in Denver. These include earlier indicators of COVID-19’s spread, such as case rates and testing, and later indicators, such as hospital capacity. The following set of metrics are key indicators being used to inform public health actions and guidance.

Colorado Dial Dashboard & Protect our Neighbors Dashboard - Denver County
The Colorado Dial and Protect Our Neighbors metrics were developed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to determine levels of county restrictions based on local COVID-19 risk.
Case Investigation Metrics
Case Investigation Metrics help us to monitor local public health capacity and measure how well we are doing at reaching persons newly diagnosed with COVID-19 in a timely manner.
People Experiencing Homelessness Dashboard (updated every Monday)
People experiencing homelessness are often at increased risk of COVID-19 and more severe outcomes from disease due to factors including less ability to self-isolate while in congregate settings (such as shelters) as well as often living with other underlying health conditions. This dashboard helps us to monitor COVID-19 outcomes among people experiencing homelessness and how well we are doing with prevention efforts.
Epidemiology Data
For more information, visit the Denver Public Health COVID-19 Data Summary (use Edge or Chrome); it contains data on cases, hospitalization, deaths, demographics, trends, vaccines, testing and ED and urgent care visits.

How to Register for the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Vaccine

The COVID-19 vaccine is available through Denver Health (please note, the Immunization Clinic at Denver Public Health is unable to offer distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine):

Vaccine registration for Denver Health patients
Vaccine registration for non-Denver Health patients
Getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Colorado
COVID-19 vaccine call center 1-877-CO VAX CO (1-877-268-2926)

Free COVID-19 Testing in High Incidence Neighborhoods

If you live in high incidence neighborhoods and have symptoms of COVID-19, certain Denver Health community clinics now have the ability to offer free COVID-19 testing to the general public, even if you are not a Denver Health patient. (Denver Health patients should schedule testing with their provider.)

Additional COVID-19 Testing

For general questions about COVID-19, the public can call CO HELP at 1-877-462-2911 or 303-389-1687.
Find COVID-19 testing sites offered by the City and County of Denver, including community testing, drive-up testing and mobile testing sites.
If you're looking for testing sites throughout the state, please visit the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's COVID-19 Testing webpage for more information.
Denver Health is providing students free COVID-19 testing. Denver Health's School-based Health Centers and Denver Public Schools (DPS) announced today that students throughout the entire district will now have access to free COVID-19 tests at any of our four testing sites. The move is the latest effort by DPS and Denver Public Health to keep staff, students and families safe. Free COVID-19 testing will be provided to symptomatic students who have been screened and recommended for a test. The same-day testing will be available by appointment Monday through Saturday. Results come back within 24 hours. Denver Health’s four testing sites are located at Peña Southwest Family Health Center, Lowry Family Health Center, Montbello Family Health Center and the Rita Bass Trauma and EMS Education Institute.

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