Marin County Public Health Status Update for January 03, 2025, includes Flu Rates Increasing As Expected; and Marin Respiratory Virus Surveillance.
The Marin County Public Health Status Update is released on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month to provide news and resources concerning public health priorities.
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Flu Rates Increasing as Expected
Flu rates, along with respiratory illnesses, are on the rise across the state, as expected. Rates in Marin County are increasing, similar to trends we saw last year. It is not too late to get your flu vaccine. Find vaccines near you at vaccines.gov.
Marin Respiratory Virus Surveillance
Find in-depth analysis of viral activity at Marin COVID-19 Surveillance and Marin Influenza and RSV Surveillance webpages. Marin County Public Health has aligned local reporting with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) respiratory illnesses data monitoring and CDPH Weekly Respiratory Report.
Respiratory Virus Surveillance Site Trends and Levels
Virus Type |
COVID |
Influenza |
RSV |
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Levels and Trends |
Level |
Trend |
Level |
Trend |
Level |
Trend |
All Sites Combined |
Low |
Increasing |
High |
Increasing |
Moderate |
Increasing |
Central Marin/San Rafael* |
Low |
Increasing |
Very High |
Increasing
|
Moderate |
Increasing |
Marin (Novato) |
Minimal |
Increasing |
Moderate |
Increasing |
High |
Increasing |
Marin (Sausalito) |
Low |
Increasing |
Moderate |
Increasing |
Moderate |
Increasing |
Marin (Las Gallinas) |
Moderate |
Increasing |
High |
Increasing |
High |
Increasing |
*The Central Marin/San Rafael service area includes the cities of San Rafael, Corte Madera, Larkspur, Ross Valley, and Fairfax.
Resource Link Library
How to protect yourself
CDC’s Respiratory Virus Guidance provides practical recommendations and information to help people lower risk from a range of common respiratory viral illnesses, including COVID-19, flu, and RSV.
What to do if
You’ve tested Positive, or you’ve been exposed to someone with COVID-19
Online Resources
Vaccine Locations | Vaccine Information | Free COVID-19 Testing | Marin COVID-19 Data | State COVID-19 Data | State Variant Data | CDC Community Transmission Data
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