Author Topic: San Bernardino County COVID-19 cases by location (Read 273227 times)

Wrightwood · « **Reply #20 on:** Apr 18, 20, 10:17:39 PM »

Last Updated: 4/18/2020, 12:00PM

Positive Cases 1,219
Patients Tested 12,472
Percent Positive 9.8%
Deaths 57

Wrightwood · « **Reply #21 on:** Apr 19, 20, 07:01:34 PM »

Last Updated: 4/19/2020, 11:00AM

Positive Cases 1,286
Patients Tested 12,931
Percent Positive 9.9%
Deaths 57

Wrightwood · « **Reply #22 on:** Apr 20, 20, 08:41:27 PM »

Last Updated: 4/20/2020, 11:30AM

Positive Cases 1,406
Patients Tested 13,438
Percent Positive 10.5%
Deaths 60

tcaarabians · « **Reply #23 on:** Apr 20, 20, 11:37:52 PM »

Wrightwood 1, Phelan 2, Pinon Hills 2.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #24 on:** Apr 21, 20, 07:14:23 PM »

Last Updated: 4/21/2020, 11:00AM

Positive Cases 1,489
Patients Tested 13,928
Percent Positive 10.7%
Deaths 67

Wrightwood · « **Reply #25 on:** Apr 23, 20, 12:58:25 AM »

tcaarabians · « **Reply #26 on:** Apr 23, 20, 03:55:21 AM »

The daily report is now adding a lot of other statistical data to the report. Our positive count is now doubling every 8 days. They're reporting # of tests by location (pretty darn low). Where the hot spots are and more. And, they've evidently opened parks in a limited manner.

Wrightwood · « **Reply #27 on:** Apr 24, 20, 03:03:50 AM »

4-23-2020
Daily Stats
1,608 Confirmed Cases
77 Deaths
4.8% Fatality Rate
14,885 Tested

Wrightwood · « **Reply #28 on:** Apr 24, 20, 11:51:51 PM »

April 24, 2020
Daily Stats
1,666 Confirmed Cases
80 Deaths
4.8% Fatality Rate
15,368 Tested

Wrightwood · « **Reply #29 on:** Apr 28, 20, 02:35:26 AM »

April 27, 2020
Daily Stats
1,772 Confirmed Cases
82 Deaths
4.6% Fatality Rate
17,557 Tested

Wrightwood · « **Reply #30 on:** Apr 29, 20, 01:14:24 AM »

April 28, 2020
Daily Stats
1,827 Confirmed Cases
85 Deaths
4.7% Fatality Rate
18,579 Tested

Wrightwood · « **Reply #31 on:** Apr 29, 20, 11:21:52 PM »

April 29, 2020
Daily Stats
1,928 Confirmed Cases
89 Deaths
4.6 % Fatality Rate
19,449 Tested

Wrightwood · « **Reply #32 on:** May 01, 20, 01:02:14 AM »

April 30, 2020
Daily Stats
2,058 Confirmed Cases (up 6.7% from previous day)
93 Deaths (up 4.5% from previous day)
19,964 Tested (up 2.6% from the previous day)

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/cao/countywire/

Cheapskate · « **Reply #33 on:** May 01, 20, 05:21:34 PM »

The bigger picture: county deaths over a 1-week period were 25 to 55, 55 to 77, and now 77 to 93, so rate has decreased over the last 2 weeks. Last virus death in the high desert was 8 days ago. Daily Press reports that, of all patients on ventilators currently in county hospitals, 20% are because of Covid. https://www.vvdailypress.com/news/20200430/coronavirus-cases-top-2000-in-san-bernardino-county-as-number-of-deaths-approaches-100

tcaarabians · « **Reply #34 on:** May 01, 20, 05:40:44 PM »

Cheapskate - Yes. But the County stats also show the doubling time for positives slowing slightly. That is marginally good news to me. It seems that the virus is just now moving into rural areas here and across the country.

I don't see significant testing taking place. As of yesterday, out of a population of 2 million in SB County - there have been 19,964 tests. Of those, 10.5% were positive.

Breakdown for Tri-Community:
Wrightwood - 1 positive, 22 tests
Phelan - 9 positives, 79 tests
Pinon Hills - 3 positives, 22 tests

There have been no deaths in the Tri-Community due to the virus.

Cheapskate · « **Reply #35 on:** May 01, 20, 09:15:18 PM »

When not at home we keep distance and wear masks, and businesses are wiping stuff down manically. Those measures probably reduce transmission somewhere between 90 and 99%. At yesterday's press briefing LA county's public health director Dr. Christine Ghaly said as long as these measures are in place there is no reason (her opinion) to expand testing to the asymptomatic general public.

So I'm not worried about the number of tests, provided 1) those who feel sick and are fearful can get tested and 2) the obvious hotspots like nursing homes and assisted living are monitored aggressively. Talking to your doctor (or making an appointment at a county test site) takes car of "1", and "2" better be getting done because that county health's entire job these days.

tcaarabians · « **Reply #36 on:** May 01, 20, 10:26:11 PM »

Cheapskate - Yes. But, SB County's next test site is limiting testing to those over 65; health care workers, and emergency only. Dr. Ghaly's recommendation you cite in your preceding does fly in the face of everything I've been hearing and reading about measuring community spread. Do you recall her reasoning?

Cheapskate · « **Reply #37 on:** May 02, 20, 12:48:22 AM »

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I believe appointments at county sites are also available to anyone with at least one symptom (in addition to over 65, health care, and emergency). Dr. Ghaly starts explaining at the 22:30 mark of the attached video and takes several questions later, starting at 31:45 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDpSEZqYbAA

Wrightwood · « **Reply #38 on:** May 02, 20, 01:02:25 AM »

May 1, 2020
Daily Stats
2,113 Confirmed Cases (up 2.7% from previous day)
94 Deaths (up 1.1% from previous day)
20,598 Tested (up 3.2% from the previous day)

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/cao/countywire/

tcaarabians · « **Reply #39 on:** May 02, 20, 01:55:05 AM »

The County notice I saw the other day did not state those displaying one symptom could be tested. But, I could be wrong as well.

Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.