INDIANAPOLIS (WFFT) -- There are now 30 people who are officially diagnosed with the COVID-19 Coronavirus across Indiana as of Tuesday morning.
The Indiana State Department of Health website on Tuesday added two new cases in Marion, Lake and Franklin counties.
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Below is the updated case information.
Total positive cases: 30
Deaths: 2
Total tested: 159
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There has been a total of 159 people tested in Indiana.
There have been two reported deaths, one in Marion County and one in Johnson County.
Officials say testing for COVID-19 is currently unavailable on-demand or by request because of the nationwide shortage.
Patients must currently meet ISDH’s criteria to be tested, and strict protocol must be followed to ensure no one else is exposed while a mucus specimen is collected from the individual.
Anyone with a fever of 100 degrees and a cough should first call their healthcare provider to discuss their symptoms and determine the next course of action.
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The following local healthcare providers have set up a specific screening for COVID-19:
- Fort Wayne Medical Education patients should call 260-423-2675
- IU Health patients should download the telemedicine application IU Health Virtual Visit and follow directions or call 260-234-5400
- Lutheran Health patients should call 260-435-5050
- Parkview patients should call 1-877-PPG-TODAY or their specific provider; Parkview has also set up a self-screening website at Parkview.com/covid19screening
- Neighborhood Health Clinic patients should call 260-458-2570
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