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Request assistance here. Frequently Asked Questions about the local response to coronavirus. If you still have questions or need assistance, visit the County’s COVID-19 Response site or call their hotline for non-medical questions: 970-728-3844. If you have a medical question, or need non-urgent health care, call the...

A COVID-19 Telluride Medical Fund has also been established by the Telluride Medical Center Foundation to meet the needs of the coronavirus response. Questions? Find latest news releases, public health orders, and FAQs that are regularly updated on the San Miguel County website. San Miguel County...

Telluride’s Pinhead Institute has turned its 3D printers towards COVID-19 response efforts and on Wednesday, April 1, delivered 45 prototype face shields to the Telluride Regional Medical Center and 40 others to the San Miguel County’s C-19 antibody test site. Go here to hear Patrick...

For more information and to sign up for Coronavirus email alerts, go to sanmiguelcountyco.gov/coronavirus/. Testing logistics will be announced as they become available. Please do not call the medical centers, dispatchers or anyone else to try and schedule. And again the test is only available...

For coronavirus information visit: https://www.sanmiguelcountyco.gov/coronavirus. County Coronavirus Hotline: 970-728-3844. San Miguel County Department of Public Health and Environment (SMCDPHE) learned late Thursday night of the county’s first positive case of COVID-19 (coronavirus). The 54-year-old resident of San Miguel County was immediately notified by County Medical...

For more information and to sign up for Coronavirus email alerts, go to sanmiguelcountyco.gov/coronavirus. San Miguel County Public Health needs medical service providers (may be retired) doctors, nurses, MAs, LPNs, behavioral health providers, people who can help run errands for those who may be homebound,...

The Telluride R1 School District announced today that based on guidance from San Miguel County Department of Public Health and Environment (SMCDPHE) regarding containment efforts of COVID-19 (coronavirus), it is closing its school buildings effective immediately.For more county coronavirus information and to sign up for...

San Miguel County health officials will conduct a COVID-19 (coronavirus) briefing and Q&A during the next Telluride Town Council Meeting, Tuesday March 10, 1030am-noon at Rebekah Hall. To provide county-wide access, the meeting will carried live on KOTO 91.7fm and available for online streaming online....

In an effort to protect patients, the community and staff from exposure to coronavirus (COVID-19), and in accordance with Colorado Rural Health Center recommendations, effective Monday, March 9, the Telluride Regional Medical Center will institute new protocols, including limiting non-essential visits. For more from the...

With off-season and spring break fast approaching and coronavirus concerns on everyone’s minds, many in the Telluride community are wondering whether or not they can still enjoy their travel plans — especially those headed to international destinations. Answers below by Dr. Sharon Grundy of the...