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These dates pertain only to government-mandated measure implemented for the entire population within the selected location. For example: If a stay-at-home for the elderly,since this is not a general population order, the coding would be NOT IMPLEMENTED. If a school-closure order is issued at the city level, but not at the government level of the selected location, the coding would be NOT IMPLEMENTED.
Not Implemented
Stay at Home Order
March 17, 2020
Educational Facilities Closed
Not Implemented
Non-Essential Services Closed
Not Implemented
Travel Severely Limited
Hospital Resource Use (Tap Here)
Please Note:
1. The number for ALL BEDS NEEDED and ALL BEDS AVAILABLE include ICU beds.
2. ALL BEDS AVAILABLE is the total number of hospital beds available for COVID patients minus the average historical bed use.
3. ICE BEDS AVAILABLE is the total number of ICU beds available for COVID patients minus the average historical ICU bed use.
4. INVASIVE VENTILATORS NEEDED does not account for the number of ventilators available (ventilator capacity data are not available at this time).
18 Days until peak resource use on
April 29, 2020
- All Beds
- ICU Beds
- Ventilators
all beds needed 274 ⇒ All beds available 5,005 ⇒ Bed Shortage 0
ICU beds needed 55 ⇒ ICU beds available 394 ⇒ ICU beds shortage 0
Invasive Ventilators needed 46
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the American Hospital Association
John Hopkins
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