The Illinois Department of Public Health and Cook County Department of Public Health announced another Illinois patient has presumptively tested positive for coronavirus. The patient’s test will be confirmed by the Center for Disease Control. According to the IDPH, the patient is hospitalized in isolation and CDC protocols have been implemented. The IDPH did not release any identifying information about the person in the case, including where the patient is from or where the patient is hospitalized. Public health officials are working to identify and actively monitor individuals who were in contact with the patient in an effort to reduce the risk of additional transmission, the agency said in a news release. The state of Illinois will request CDC deploy a team to Illinois to support these efforts. Illinois has had two previously confirmed cases of coronavirus and both patients made a full recovery. Right now, because the virus has not been found to be spreading widely in the U.S., risk to the public remains low, according to the IDPH.