The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Connecticut has risen to 41, according to the state Department of Public Health.

The agency released the numbers Monday afternoon.

Here are the current numbers broken down by county:

Fairfield County: 29

Hartford County: 4

Litchfield County: 4

New Haven County: 4

Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday that 200 employees of Nuvance Health may have come into contact with the virus and are now staying home.

And Danbury now has capacity to conduct alternate site testing. It’s another system responding to this growing health emergency. — Governor Ned Lamont (@GovNedLamont) March 17, 2020

Lamont joined the governors of New York and New Jersey ordering all bars, restaurants, movie theaters, and casinos to close as of 8 p.m. on Monday.

Restaurants will be able to continue take-out and delivery service, according to Gov. Lamont.

Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun have both agreed to close temporarily to help fight the coronavirus.

The governor noted that drive-through testing has been approved at seven Connecticut hospitals, but only for those who have a prescription for the test from their doctor and make an appointment in advance. Those hospitals are:

Bridgeport Hospital

Bristol Health

Danbury Hospital

Greenwich Hospital

Stamford Health

Waterbury Hospital

Yale-New Haven Hospital

Hartford HealthCare will also be offering drive-through testing starting Monday at Hartford Hospital and at other locations later this week.

The state is also working to streamline approval for healthcare providers to make coronavirus-related treatment and services available.