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Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD MAY 14, 2020 Age genda Welcome! COVID-19 and Child Care Guidance Ongoing Communication POLL Sel Select t the e op optio ion t that bes est applie lies t s to o


  1. Ch Child Car Care Co Conversation: Providers an and ELD ELD MAY 14, 2020

  2. Age genda Welcome! COVID-19 and Child Care Guidance Ongoing Communication

  3. POLL Sel Select t the e op optio ion t that bes est applie lies t s to o you or or put put your ur ans nswer in n the he cha hat bo box

  4. Child Care Guidance Applies to counties in Phase 1 • and Phase 0 Focus on public health to keep • providers, children, and families safe Providers can remain closed or • re-open as Emergency Child Care

  5. COV OVID-19 a 19 and nd Chi hild C Care e Safet ety Dr. A Ann T Thomas, S Sen enior H Hea ealth h Ad Advisor, O , OHA HA

  6. COVID 1 19 Ch Child ld Ca Care P e Provid vider S r Survey What is the biggest barrier to reopening your program (n=893*)? Affording reduced groups 27% Supplies & PPE 7% Finding staff 5% Finding enough families 12% Health & Safety Concerns 49% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% *Excludes respondents who selected still providing care

  7. Guida danc nce Across 3 Docum uments Sanitation Safety Procedures Procedures Sector Specific Guidance

  8. Highlight t 1: Stable Group Size Fl Flexibility Allows for 12 children in a stable group, with only 10 present at any one time. This allows for “swapping” of children between two slots within the group.

  9. Highlight 2: 2: Who P Programs Can an Serve Allows programs to serve families returning to work as phased reopening begins in addition to existing requirement to prioritize essential workers.

  10. Highlight 3 3: Leng ngth o of E Exclusion for Sickness Increased time of exclusion for symptomatic children and adults to a minimum of 10 days and kept in place the 72 hour symptom-free requirement

  11. Hi High ghligh ght 4: Temper erature e Chec ecks No longer required to take each child and adult’s temperature before entry and allow adults to attest that neither they nor a child has a fever Decreased the temperature of fever for exclusion to at or above 100.4 degrees

  12. Highlight 5: Sanitation and PPE PPE Clarifies that floaters and staff conducting health checks should wear a mask Encourages wearing multiple layers to change in between interacting with different groups of children Gloves still required while cleaning

  13. Hi High ghligh ght 6: Recor ordkeep eeping Added requirements for recordkeeping to support contact tracing (i.e., figuring out who a sick person came into contact with in the past several weeks)

  14. Suppl plies Distributed over 3,600 orders of supplies across the state National Guard winding down at the end of the month Exploring other ways to help providers purchase in bulk

  15. CARES A Act F Fun unding Received 2,012 applications for Round 1 Working on Round 2 Committed to providing fund to help providers re-open

  16. Question a and An Answer Type questions in chat box

  17. POLL Sel Select t the e op optio ion t that bes est applie lies t s to o you or or put put your ur ans nswer in n the he cha hat bo box

  18. CONT NTACT US US provider ercon ontact@od ode.state. e.or or.us or or contact t your Li Lice censing Speci cialist d t directl tly

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