The numbers are clear as cases of COVID, Flu, and RSV all surging.
For people like Kate Koehneke of San Francisco, she is trying to figure out if she has COVID or the flu and added that it has been a frustrating process for her.
“We test, just take the test and communicate with the little kid in my life to make sure what they’re carrying, and that’s kind of all you can do,” Koehneke said.Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter.In fact, the CDC said that Santa Clara County has now returned to the high tier of COVID cases and nearly half a dozen other local counties are now in the moderate category.
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