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Mission Statement

Yavapai County Community Health Services will provide leadership, information, and services that contribute to improving the health and well-being of Yavapai County residents.

Vision

Yavapai County residents will have the opportunity to optimize their health and well-being.

Yavapai County COVID-19 Update

Updated Every Wednesday

6/7/2023 11:00:00 AM

 
Yavapai County
Confirmed Cases: 61363 Deaths: 1439 Recoveries: 59806
Arizona
Cases: 2480752 Deaths: 33538

Yavapai Case Locations

  Count   Change
Ash Fork 359 +0
Bagdad 808 +0
Black Canyon City  605 +0
Camp Verde 3547 +1
Chino Valley 4069 +3
Clarkdale 1189 +1
Congress 202 +0
Cordes 54 +0
Cornville 1236 +2
Cottonwood 7206 +5
Crown King 17 +0
Dewey 2802 +3
Groom Creek 24 +0
Humboldt 335 +2
Iron Springs 20 +0
Jerome 95 +0
Kirkland 224 +0
Lake Montezuma 32 +0
Mayer 1290 +0
Paulden 968 +0
Peeple's Valley 52 +0
Prescott 15254 +12
Prescott Valley 13907 +24
Rimrock 1158 +1
Sedona 2502 +1
Seligman 251 +0
Skull Valley 93 +0
Spring Valley 55 +0
Village of Oak Creek 1239 +3
Wickenburg 12 +0
Yarnell 72 +0
Unknown 1693 +7
     

Yavapai Tests

New Cases Yavapai +65

Yavapai Case Details

Age Count Change
0 to 5 1050 +1
6 to 12 2480 +2
13 to 17 2909 -1
18 to 24 5448 +5
25 to 34 7528 +5
35 to 44 7170 +6
45 to 54 7406 +5
55 to 64 9557 +6
65 to 74 9770 +10
75 to 84 5881 +20
85 and older 2146 +6
Unknown 26 +0

 

    
Female 32788 53%
Male 28571 47%
Unknown 4 <1%

Yavapai Hospitalizations

     
   
     
     
 
 
 

Yavapai Mortality

Case fatality rate 2.3%
Total deaths 1438
Deaths reported since 5/31 +1
   
Females 573
Males 866
   
Ash Fork 14
Black Canyon City 13
Camp Verde 77
Chino Valley 104
Clarkdale 25
Congress 16
Cornville 19
Cottonwood 177
Dewey 75
Humboldt 9
Kirkland 7
Mayer 49
Paulden 22
Prescott 409
Prescott Valley 280
Rimrock 32
Sedona 42
Village of Oak Creek 36
Yarnell 6
Other Quad Cities 18
Other Verde Valley 2
Unknown 7
   
0 to 34 14
35 to 44 29
45 to 54 57
55 to 64 153
65 to 74 360
75 to 84 445
85 and older 381
   

Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated

Lab-positive cases of COVID aged 13 and older since May 1, 2021
   
       
       
       
       

Vaccine Administration*

Total Administered:  372665
Number of people with 1 dose:  138247
Percent of people with 1 dose:  57.5
Number of people fully vaccinated:  121526
Percent of people fully vaccinated: 54.1
*age 5 years and older

Vaccine Percentage by Age

< than 20 16.2%
20-34 46.1%
35-44 47.6%
45-54 51.7%
55-64 55.3%
> than 65 88.4%
*with at least 1 dose

Testing Sites in Yavapai County

Emergency Operations Center Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Donations

Yavapai County Community Health Services' COVID-19 Resources for Reopening
Please refer to Governor Ducey’s website for reopening timelines: https://azgovernor.gov/ 

ADHS Local Health Resources

COVID-19 Q&A - Guidance for Schools

COVID-19 Vaccine FAQs 

COVID-19 Vaccine Briefings
In the News...

Community Update April 28th, 2023

Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona (BCBSAZ) are pleased to announce they have reached a new network agreement. This agreement is effective April 1, 2023, and therefore all services from that date will be handled as in network. | Community Update April 28th, 2023

Community Update April 13th, 2023

The Yavapai County Community Health Services team coordinated health services to support the Arizona Sonshine community health event. The event is an initiative of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Cottonwood. | Community Update April 13th, 2023

Community Update February 27th, 2023

The time has come again for Yavapai County Community Health Service, Food Safety Industry Council, and the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension to announce winners of the Golden Plate Award. |  Community Update February 27th, 2023

Community Update November 2nd, 2022

The Yavapai County Community Health Services has been producing a COVID-19 community update since the beginning of COVID-19 in 2020. It has served as a significant source of information to those who needed to base their decisions on timely COVID-19 community spread information. Based on community feedback and the need for our team to prioritize other important public health issues, the decision was made to end the weekly COVID-19 community update. | Community Update November 2nd, 2022

Community Update October 26th, 2022

In Yavapai County, there’s been a marked increase in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) over the last few months and especially during September. This may leave some wondering, “What should I be doing about it?” | Community Update October 26th, 2022

Community Update October 19th, 2022

October is a busy month as far is health initiatives are concerned! In addition to Breast Cancer Awareness, October is also Dental Hygiene Awareness month. | Community Update October 19th, 2022

Update October 14th, 2022

This week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the Pfizer bivalent vaccine for ages 5-11 years and the Moderna bivalent vaccine for ages 6-17 years. | Update October 14th, 2022

Community Update October 12th, 2022

You may not know this, but October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! (Additional resource here) Awareness of one’s own health is just as important as knowing how and where to take care of it. | Community Update October 12th, 2022

Community Update October 5th, 2022

The flu and cold season is already here and Yavapai County Community Health Services are prepared to help! | Community Update October 5th, 2022

 

 
 
Director of CHS

Leslie Horton

Director

Appointed 2017
Yavapai County Community Health Services' logo
1090 Commerce Drive
Prescott, AZ 86305
(928) 771-3122
Working Towards Healthier Communities

Guiding Principles

  • We serve the residents and visitors of Yavapai County by being effective stewards of taxpayer driven resources.
  • We promote and protect healthy communities through prevention and the provision of quality services and programs.
  • We collaborate with partners across the continuum in order to improve quality of life.
  • We align resources to achieve positive outcomes and hold ourselves accountable for achieving results.

Values

  • Display a Positive Attitude
  • Take Ownership and Be Accountable
  • Communicate Effectively
  • Honor and Respect Diversity
  • Respect and Be Sensitive to Client Privacy
  • Foster and Support Innovation
  • Commitment to Co-Workers
  • Be Courteous and Practice Established Etiquette

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