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The mandatory statewide mask Executive Order went into effect on July 16, 2020, and Governor Polis has extended it repeatedly since then. The Governor s Office released the most recent amendment to the Executive Order on November 2. An extension of the Executive Order takes effect for a maximum of 30 days. The Governor and his team review each Executive Order as it approaches expiration.

Stay inside your lodging/residence except to get medical care (see below). Avoid public areas and crowds. Avoid public transportation including buses, taxis, and ride-sharing. Separate yourself from other people, including those in your group/family.

Antibody tests are slowly becoming available through healthcare providers. Many companies are distributing rapid antibody tests, and some are being marketed as rapid, point-of-care tests.

See full answerYou will need to isolate yourself from others, including your travel companions, and delay your return until it's safe for you to end home isolation. Your travel companions will need to self-quarantine and delay their travel back home until 14 days after their last exposure to you while you have COVID-19. Their 14 days will start after you start to self-isolate from them. If you don't self-isolate from your travel companions, their 14 days will start after you have recovered from COVID-19. If you or your travel companions make plans to travel before it's safe, public health authorities can restrict your travel.

A mandatory mask-wearing requirement for Colorado went into effect in July 2020 and recently was extended under Executive Order D 2020-190 on September 12, 2020 for 30 days to October 12, 2020. It may be extended if necessary.

Commercially manufactured antibody tests check for SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in individuals and are available through healthcare providers and commercial laboratories.

Health care providers themselves don't do the tests for COVID-19; they are done at medical laboratories. A health care provider or nurseline can help you by discussing with you whether you need to be tested and giving information about where to go to get tested. Remember to always contact a health care provider first before just going to an office, clinic or emergency room. Work with your health insurer to find a provider. If you don t have insurance, visit the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing website. https://www.colorado.gov/hcpf.

Restaurants can only open for in-person dining if the following requirements can be met: Patrons in different parties must be a minimum of 6 feet apart. The spacing of tables should be 6 feet or more to ensure proper physical distancing between diners from different parties. All employees must wear face coverings. Ensure maximum ventilation by opening windows and minimizing air conditioning to the extent possible. Deep clean and disinfect all shared surfaces between parties/at each turnover. Parties must stay seated together and will not be allowed to mingle with other parties