Montgomery County Coronavirus Patient In Critical Condition, Being Treated At University Of Pennsylvania Hospital
Penn Medicine is currently treating the region's first case of COVID-19 that left a patient in critical condition.
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Penn Medicine is currently treating the region's first case of COVID-19 that left a patient in critical condition.
There are currently six coronavirus patients in New Jersey.
The school district canceled classes for five schools on Friday after people within the district were exposed to a confirmed coronavirus patient.
Health authorities said they are tracking 27 people in the state, one-third of them in Bergen County.
Germantown Academy in Fort Washington will be closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The American Conservative Union says the patient is currently quarantined in New Jersey.
Wolf says the two patients are currently isolated inside their Montgomery County homes.
Camden County health officials confirm the patient who is presumed to have tested positive for coronavirus is a Cherry Hill resident.
There are already two other presumptive coronavirus cases in North Jersey.
Hospitals around the region have been gearing up for a surge of patients with potential cases of the coronavirus, known as COVID-19.
They quickly coordinated a meeting here at the Delaware County Courthouse to discuss next steps and their response.
Universities in Philadelphia are taking precautionary measures to keep the coronavirus from spreading across their campuses.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are prepared to deal with the coronavirus.
Gov. Wolf says the cases are in Delaware and Wayne Counties and both patients are isolated in their homes.
The university is requiring any students, staff or faculty who have traveled to the five countries most affected by the coronavirus to stay at home and not come to any of Temple's campuses for 14 days after arriving back in the United States.
