As of Saturday, 1,815 county residents had been infected with COVID-19, and of those 68 had died. Among the most recent victims is a 72-year-old Upper Providence Township man.
Health
Complications attributed to coronavirus infection caused the death of a fourth Upper Providence Township resident, Montgomery County officials reported Saturday.
Pottstown school administrators anticipated the possibility that Pennsylvania would close schools until the end of the academic year. Now they're ready to begin staged remote learning on April 20.
Tower Health on Thursday said it was introducing a virtual health care platform to offer medical advice and assistance for patients online, in an app, or over the phone.
Tower Health on Thursday said it was introducing a virtual health care platform to offer medical advice and assistance for patients online, in an app, or over the phone.
A three-dimensional drafting company on Main Street in Schwenksville is using its high-tech printers to produce, for free, face shields desperately needed by medical professionals fighting coronavirus.
Rather than run in a pack, members of the Healthy Kids Running Series in Boyertown and Pottstown will take to the Internet and trod virtual paths to better living despite the coronavirus outbreak.
Another 110 Montgomery County residents were added Saturday to the ranks of those infected by coronavirus. Several live in local municipalities. Three more deaths from the disease also were reported.
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