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    You are at:Home»Local News»COVID-19»Riley County releases COVID-19 symptom survey

    Riley County releases COVID-19 symptom survey

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    By Brandon Peoples on April 27, 2020 COVID-19, Local News, Riley County
    The Riley County Health Department has a new online survey for community members to report their health condition regardless of if they are showing symptoms for COVID-19.
    It’s available at rileycountyks.gov/covidsurvey. The information is confidential and will only be used to determine how the coronavirus is spreading locally. The health department says it won’t ask about finances, bank accounts, insurance or any non-health related information.
    The department says data will help them track the spread of COVID-19 to align response resources as the community begins work toward lifting restrictions and reopening certain businesses.
    People will be asked to share their contact information so that anyone with the symptoms of COVID-19 can be contacted by the Riley County Health Department for follow up. While staff from RCHD may contact you for follow up, you should still seek medical care immediately if you need it. The survey is not intended to replace medical care or advice from a doctor.
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