Have you tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days?
Do you have any of these symptoms that are not caused by another medically-diagnosed condition (such as influenza, allergies, or other chronic condition)?
Fever or chills
Cough
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fatigue
Muscle or body aches
Headache
Loss of taste or smell
Sore throat
Congestion
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Within the past 14 days, have you had close contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19?
Close contact is defined as being unmasked within 6 feet for at least 15 minutes of a person who has tested positive for COVID-19.
Within the past 14 days, has a public health or medical professional told you to self-monitor or self-quarantine because of concerns related to COVID-19?
Based upon your responses, you are authorized to visit Bellevue University Campus locations today.
Thank you for helping Bellevue University maintain a safe and accessible campus!
Based on your response, Bellevue University requires you to home-isolate for a period of no less than 5 days from the date of your onset of symptoms. The DHM allows you to discontinue isolation only if you receive a negative COVID-19 test OR under the following conditions:
If you have symptoms:
at least five (5) days* have passed since onset of symptoms AND
your symptoms have improved AND
you have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication AND
for 5 days following discontinuation of isolation, you continue to limit contact (stay 6 feet away from others) and wear a face mask while on campus.
*For patients with severe illness or are severely immunocompromised this length of time may need to be extended. Please consult your health care provider or local health department for further guidance on those situations.
Do not come to campus until you have received a negative COVID-19 test or met the DHM requirements to discontinue isolation.
It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor/instructor to make arrangements, if necessary.
Utilize the following resources to help make informed decisions relative to COVID-19. Testing and Vaccination sites can be found at the State and County Health Department sites.
Based on your response, Bellevue University requires you to quarantine for a period of at least 5 days from the date of your close contact exposure. You may discontinue quarantine only under the following conditions:
If you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19:
You do not need to stay away from others.
You should wear a mask for 10 days around others.
You should test on day 5.
If you are NOT fully vaccinated against COVID-19:
You should stay home for 5 days from the date of your exposure.
You should wear a mask around others for an additional 5 days following the completion of your quarantine.
You should test on day 5.
For purposes of this guidance, “fully vaccinated” is defined as:
• Having been “boosted” OR
• Having completed the primary series of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine within the last 6 months OR
• Having completed the primary series of J&J vaccine within the last 2 months.
Do not come to campus until you have met Bellevue University requirements to discontinue quarantine. If you develop symptoms during the 5-day quarantine, please contact dso@bellevue.edu or covidresponse@bellevue.edu additional guidance.
If you are fully vaccinated, please e-mail dso@bellevue.eduto be cleared to return to campus without quarantine.
It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor/instructor to make arrangements, if necessary.
Utilize the following resources to help make informed decisions relative to COVID-19. Testing and Vaccination sites can be found at the State and County Health Department sites.
Based on your response, Bellevue University requires you to home-isolate for a period of no less than 5 days from the date of your first positive test or onset of symptoms. The DHM allows you to discontinue isolation only under the following conditions:
If you have symptoms:
at least five (5) days* have passed since onset of symptoms AND
your symptoms have improved AND
you have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication AND
for 5 days following discontinuation of isolation, you continue to limit contact (stay 6 feet away from others) and wear a face mask while on campus.
*For patients with severe illness or are severely immunocompromised this length of time may need to be extended. Please consult your health care provider or local health department for further guidance on those situations.
If you do NOT have symptoms:
at least five (5) days have passed since the date of your first positive test AND
you have had no symptom development AND
for 5 days following discontinuation of isolation, you continue to limit contact (stay 6 feet away from others) and wear a face mask while on campus.
Do not come to campus until you have met the DHM requirements to discontinue isolation.
It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor/instructor to make arrangements, if necessary.
Utilize the following resources to help make informed decisions relative to COVID-19. Testing and Vaccination sites can be found at the State and County Health Department sites.
Follow the specific guidance received from the public health official or medical professional.
If you were told to self-monitor, isolate or quarantine, do not come to campus until the end of monitoring, isolation, or quarantine period.
Please consult the Sarpy County Directed Health Measure for state-mandated isolation and quarantine requirements, and do not return to campus until you have met any applicable requirements to discontinue isolation or quarantine.
It is your responsibility to contact your supervisor/instructor to make arrangements, if necessary.
Utilize the following resources to help make informed decisions relative to COVID-19. Testing and Vaccination sites can be found at the State and County Health Department sites.
Until further direction we ask that you do not come to campus until a negative COVID-19 test or 14 days from date of exposure or at-risk behavior.
Utilize the following resources to help make informed decisions relative to COVID-19. Testing and Vaccination sites can be found at the State and County Health Department sites.
