Beaverton trampoline park identified as measles exposure site - KPTV

What the report says

KPTV reports that the Oregon Health Authority has listed Sky Zone Beaverton, a trampoline park at 10750 SW Denney Road in Beaverton, as a possible measles exposure location. According to the report, health officials said people who were at the site between noon and 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 18, may have been exposed.

The notice was issued Thursday, KPTV reported. OHA advised anyone who was at the trampoline park during that specific window to contact a health care provider right away. The article did not identify a confirmed case connected to the site, provide the patient’s age or residence, or say how many people may have been present during the exposure period.

The development matters because measles can spread easily in indoor public settings, especially among people who are not immune. General public health guidance says measles symptoms can include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes and a rash, and that exposed people should call ahead before visiting a clinic or emergency department so precautions can be taken.

KPTV directed readers to additional information from OHA about measles. People who are unsure of their vaccination or immunity status, or who develop symptoms after a possible exposure, should seek individualized guidance from a medical professional or local health authority.