Health Connections Inc. Hosts The WI DHS "Thank You Tour"
As we marked two years of managing through the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is taking time to pause and reflect on the work Wisconsinites have done to stop the spread of this virus that changed our lives, our workplaces, and our communities.
As COVID-19 case levels have declined and are beginning to stabilize at much lower levels, we want to thank you for your partnership and your efforts. Because of you, millions of Wisconsinites did their part to fight the pandemic by staying home when we asked them to, wearing masks, keeping their distance, getting tested, and getting vaccinated and boosted.
The Thank You Tour: Moving Forward Together aims to thank communities for their COVID-19 response efforts. As part of the Thank You Tour, DHS officials are traveling across Wisconsin from March through May to see and hear directly from those who have been serving on the COVID-19 frontlines and to thank everyone who did their part in responding to the pandemic. Stops include local health departments and tribal health clinics, aging and disability resource centers, COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites, schools and health care industry events.
As COVID-19 case levels have declined and are beginning to stabilize at much lower levels, we want to thank you for your partnership and your efforts. Because of you, millions of Wisconsinites did their part to fight the pandemic by staying home when we asked them to, wearing masks, keeping their distance, getting tested, and getting vaccinated and boosted.
The Thank You Tour: Moving Forward Together aims to thank communities for their COVID-19 response efforts. As part of the Thank You Tour, DHS officials are traveling across Wisconsin from March through May to see and hear directly from those who have been serving on the COVID-19 frontlines and to thank everyone who did their part in responding to the pandemic. Stops include local health departments and tribal health clinics, aging and disability resource centers, COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites, schools and health care industry events.
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