Wisconsin COVID-19: 1,183 cases, 6 deaths

Madison, Wisconsin (WBAY) – Coronavirus cases have exceeded 1,000, the fifth in seven days. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has reported 1,183 new cases. This was the lowest of the five, with new cases gradually declining after a sudden surge last week. The surge continued on weekends of religious observation, including spring holidays and Easter.

The average for 7 days surged from 1,071 to 1,168 per day. This is mainly because the equation no longer includes a much smaller number of cases last week.Last Tuesday, state Reported 471 cases.. Conversely, if last week’s spikes are no longer counted, the 7-day average could drop, depending on how many new cases were found in the next few days.

Four of the 20 counties we follow did not report new cases on Tuesday. Menominee County and Shawano County have each been modified by a total of 1. Nine counties had new cases in the single digits and seven had double digits.

The positive rate was the highest in two and a half months, with 8.4% of last week’s tests positive for the virus that causes COVID-19.

Six COVID-19 deaths were reported to the Department of Homeland Security, including one each in Marinette and Sheboygan counties. Three of the six deaths, including one in Marinette County, have been in the last 30 days. According to the DHS, the average for 7 days is still 2 deaths per day, which is fairly stable for about a week.

Over the past day, 27 people have been hospitalized for COVID-19 treatment. Our calculations show that the average for 7 days is 19 patients per day, the highest since April 3 (but lower than 28 per day a month ago). It is).

Monday Wisconsin Hospital Association (WHA) said there are 185 COVID-19 patients in hospitals throughout the state, 33 of whom are in the intensive care unit. There were 22 patients in hospitals in the northeastern medical area, 6 of whom were in the ICU. Fox Valley Hospital was treating six patients, but none at the ICU. Get the current number of patients after 3:30 pm today.

I was vaccinated against COVID-19 after a lethargic weekend. The 7-day average increased in 4 out of 5 vaccine indicators. The doses given, Wisconsin with at least one dose, Wisconsin that completed the vaccine series, and Wisconsin that received a booster shot. These four indicators hit record lows on Monday.

On Tuesday, only the 7-day average of the total booster shots decreased. This is the number of all boosters for Wisconsin and out-of-state residents (such as those who work here across state boundaries).

Tuesday vaccinations by age group

• 5 to 11: 27.5% vaccinated / 24.7% (+0.1) completed vaccination
• 12 to 17: 61.6% (+0.1) vaccinated / 58.1% completed vaccination / 19.0% received booster immunization
• 18 to 24: 60.3% (+0.1) vaccinated / 54.7% completed vaccination / 19.1% received booster immunization
• 25 to 34: 64.2% were vaccinated / 59.7% completed vaccination / 25.1% received booster immunization
• 35 to 44: 69.3% vaccinated / 65.8% completed vaccination / 32.8% received booster immunization
• 45 to 54: 71.7% were vaccinated / 68.9% completed vaccination / 37.7% received booster immunization
• 55 to 64: 78.1% vaccinated / 75.6% (+0.1) completed vaccination / 48.9% received booster immunization
• 65 years of age or older: 85.4% vaccinated / 82.4% completed vaccination / 67.4% received booster immunization

Tuesday vaccination by county population

To find a free COVID-19 vaccination site near you, please send your zip code to 438829. wbay.com/vaccine For a list of medical institutions offering vaccination.

Total county cases and deaths on Tuesday ((((Bold Shows the increase since the last report)

Note: Michigan will update county cases and death totals on Wednesday

• Brown – 70,489 cases (+16) (425 people died)
• Calumet – 11,590 cases (+13) (99 people died)
• Dickinson (Mississippi)-4,987 cases (86 deaths)
• Dodge – 24,573 cases (+3) (294 people died)
• Door – 6,611 Case (+1) (61 people died)
• Florence-815 cases (16 dead)
• Lake bottom – 29,636 squares (+14) (254 people died)
• Mori-2,439 cases (48 people died)
• Gogebic (Michigan) -2,744 cases (40 deaths)
• Green Lake-4,270 (+7) (54 people died)
• Iron (Mississippi)-2,316 cases (71 dead)
• Kewanee – 4,565 (+2) (42 people died)
• Langlad-4,889 (+2) (73 people died)
• Manitowoc – 17,396 (+18) (158 people died)
• Marinette-9,706 (+2) (105 deaths) (+1)
• Menominee – 1,845 (case modified to -1 per state) (14 deaths)
• Menominee (Michigan)-3,945 cases (60 deaths)
• Oconto – 9,355 cases (+1) (96 people died)
• Outagamie – 42,741 (+17) (356 people died)
• Shawano – 9,778 (revised -1 by state) (127 dead)
• Sheboygan – 29,565 (+16) (268 dead) (+1)
• Waupaca – 11,362 (+6) (194 people died)
• Wau Shara – 5,021 (+3) (70 people died)
• Winnebago – 44,340 cases (+48) (332 people died)

All 72 counties and deaths in Wisconsin DHS County Data Website In counties in Michigan Michigan Department of Health COVID-19 Website.. The Wisconsin State Health Services Department and the Wisconsin Hospital Association are up to date from Monday to Friday. The Michigan Health Department will update the information on Wednesday.

** Cases and deaths are from state COVID-19 reports and may differ from local health department numbers. Wisconsin DHS reports cases from all health departments within the county’s boundaries, including tribal, local, and county health departments. The county website may not. Also, while the public health department updates the data at different times, DHS freezes the numbers received by the same time each day to produce an afternoon report.

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