Many are familiar with the at-home COVID tests. The one on the left is indicating a negative result, while the one on the right is positive. At-home test results aren't included in the Plumas numbers, unless they are reported.
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Public Health info on COVID “test to treat,” plus sign up for last round of free U.S. home tests

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The Plumas County Public Health Agency is sharing guidance on the importance of testing and seeking treatment for COVID. This is particularly important information for high risk groups and is contained in the flyer below.

Additionally, the federal government announced that the last round of free at-home tests available through the US Postal Service ends this Friday, Sept. 2. To sign up go to COVID Home Tests | USPS

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