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COVID-19 in Montgomery County, PA
Below is the latest information and updates about COVID-19 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
COVID-19 VACCINE
- Vaccine Registration: The COVID-19 vaccine is available to anyone age 5 and older (Pfizer) or 18 and older (J&J). To see a list of locations and hours, visit our vaccine page or call (833) 875-3967.
- Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions: Check out the list of vaccine FAQs to get answers to questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
Vaccine Providers in Pennsylvania: There are a number of locations in Montgomery County that are distributing vaccine, they are listed on vaccines.gov.
COVID-19 TESTING
Montgomery County COVID-19 testing sites are open various hours each weekday at six locations across the County weather permitting. Testing is available to anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Montgomery County. Appointments are required and can be made up to four days in advance. Registration is open 24/7 online or starting at 8:30 a.m. by phone [(610) 970-2937].
Find answers to frequently asked questions regarding COVID-19 testing.
ISOLATION AND QUARANTINE GUIDANCE
To learn more about when to isolate or quarantine following a positive COVID-19 test, read these guidelines. This calculator can help you determine your quarantine and isolation period.
COVID-19 DATA HUB
A full visualization of Montgomery County’s key COVID-19 indicators can be found on our COVID-19 Data Hub. The Hub hosts the County’s COVID-19 community level, cases per 100k residents, hospitalizations per 100k residents, COVID-19 vaccination data and more.
COVID-19 RESOURCES
COVID-19 HISTORICAL CHARTS
The following charts show:
- daily case figures as well as running case averages from the time period spanning February 24, 2020 through February 28, 2022
- the 14 day positivity rate for Montgomery County as well as the total number of PCR tests performed daily for the time period covering March 13, 2020 through February 28, 2022
COVID-19 RENT AND UTILITY RELIEF
The Rent and Utility Relief Program, administered by Your Way Home, allows eligible households to receive up to 12 months of assistance for rent and utility bills dating back to March 13, 2020. Assistance can be for past due rent and/or utility payments or future rent payments. Funding for security deposits, first and/or last month of rent is also eligible as part of the program. There is no financial limit on the amount of assistance a household can receive.
STAY CONNECTED
COVID-19 Virtual Briefings: Recordings of all Montgomery County’s COVID-19 virtual briefings can be found on the County’s Department of Public Safety YouTube channel.
COVID-19 Virtual Town Halls: Montgomery County, PA continues to host virtual COVID-19 Town Halls to answer your questions and concerns about the vaccine. Our YouTube playlist features town halls addressing COVID-19 including concerns for the Black, Latino, Asian communities and from parents.
VOLUNTEER & DONATE
Volunteer at Vaccination Clinics: The Montgomery County Medical Reserve Corps is serving as our clearinghouse for all medical and non-medical volunteers. Please apply at the SERVPA website.
Donation Opportunities: The County does not accept monetary donations. However, we encourage all to give generously to the Montgomery County Anti-Hunger Network (MAHN) or the Montco COVID-19 Relief Fund.
Contact
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COVID-19 Hotline: 833-875-3967
Hotline hours: Monday - Friday (8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.)
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Montgomery County Moves to CDC High COVID-19 Community Level, Urges the Public to Take Precautions
Montgomery County is now in the CDC-defined “high” level of community transmission for COVID-19. The public is urged to wear a mask indoors in public, stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccines, and get tested if you have symptoms. -
Montgomery County Announces New Location for Willow Grove COVID-19 Vaccination Site
Starting Monday, March 28 the Willow Grove vaccination clinic will be located within the County’s Willow Grove Annex located at 102 York Road. Read on... -
Montgomery County to Update Masking Guidance to Align with New CDC Guidance
The Office of Public Health announced it will update its school and public masking recommendations to align with new CDC guidance for COVID-19 given the County’s high vaccination rates. Masking is now optional at County buildings and facilities. Read on...