NJACP COVID 19 Resource Center
As COVID infection numbers decrease and the Governor ceases his weekly (formerly daily) press briefings, NJACP will no longer publish the COVID update (unless conditions change) but will maintain this space in the NJACP E-News for state and federal COVID resources. A wrap-up of the Governor’s last press briefing is contained in NJACP E News March 8. If members have resources helpful to IDD providers please do not hesitate to forward them to Maureen Shea at mshea@njacp.org. Thank you!
State Resources
· NJ Human Services Coronavirus Webpage
· Access to Division of Developmental Disabilities Guidance and Information
· Access to other DHS division guidance and information, including, FamilyCare/Medicaid, OPIA, DMAHS, and Aging Services.
Hotlines/Helpful Numbers
·General COVID-19 Questions: 2-1-1(24/7)
·Medical COVID-19 Questions: 1-800-962-1253 (24/7)
· Text NJCOVID to 898-211 to receive alerts
Federal Resources
· Centers for Disease Control (CDC) COVID 19 Information
Comprehensive federal resources include:
· CDC Link members can easily determine the low, medium, or high indicators for each county in the state and the country.
· COVID-19 Quarantine and Isolation Tracker
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html
· Johns Hopkins COVID Resource Center (statistics)
· Global and US maps and Statistics
New Jersey’s official COVID-19 website. Visit to view any state-related information:
· Testing/information and appointments
· Vaccination/information and appointments
· Dashboard with state statistics
· How To Get NJ COVID-19 Vaccination Card Online
· The New Jersey Department of Health has an app called Docket that allows residents to access their vaccination records.
· The app is available in English and Spanish on the Apple App Store or Google Play. It is a CDC-approved application.
· Frequently asked questions about the app are available here.
· Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests: Households can order four more beginning this week
Orders are able to begin this week for the additional four tests, separate from the four tests households were able to previously order in January.
Orders for the additional tests can be placed by visiting COVIDtests.gov.