11 a.m. update, Sept. 14, 2020
Indian River County added seven new COVID-19 cases Monday, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,990, while the death count remained at 106.
Health officials said 55 out of the 106 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 279 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were six people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Monday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,521 were white, 373 were black, 336 were listed as “other” and 740 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 33,201 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,990 testing positive and 30,193 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 665,730. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,798.
11 a.m. update, Sept. 13, 2020
Indian River County added 12 new COVID-19 cases Sunday, along with one new death, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,983, while the death count increased to 106.
The new Indian River County death is:
- A 96-year-old woman with no travel history, but who had known contact with an infected person. The woman’s case was counted Aug. 23.
The new Indian River County cases can be found on the health department’s state linelist.
Health officials said 55 out of the 106 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 279 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were eight people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Friday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,515 were white, 373 were black, 335 were listed as “other” and 740 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 33,057 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,983 testing positive and 30,056 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 663,994. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,764.
11 a.m. update, Sept. 12, 2020
Indian River County added nine new COVID-19 cases Saturday, along with one new death, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,971, while the death count increased to 105.
The new Indian River County death is:
- A 65-year-old woman with no travel history, but who had known contact with an infected person. The woman’s case was counted Sept. 4.
The new Indian River County cases can be found on the health department’s state linelist.
Health officials said 54 out of the 105 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 279 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were eight people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Friday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,512 were white, 371 were black, 335 were listed as “other” and 733 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 32,916 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,971 testing positive and 29,927 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 661,571. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,756.
11 a.m. update, Sept. 11, 2020
Indian River County added 20 new COVID-19 cases Friday, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,962, while the death count remained at 104.
The new Indian River County cases can be found on the health department’s state linelist.
Health officials said 54 out of the 104 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 278 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were eight people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Friday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,504 were white, 371 were black, 334 were listed as “other” and 733 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 32,702 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,962 testing positive and 29,722 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 658,381. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,658.
11 a.m. update, Sept. 10, 2020
Indian River County added 12 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,942, while the death count remained at 104.
The new Indian River County cases can be found on the health department’s state linelist.
Health officials said 54 out of the 104 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 272 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were nine people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Thursday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,497 were white, 367 were black, 332 were listed as “other” and 726 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 32,446 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,942 testing positive and 29,486 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 654,731. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,482.
11 a.m. update, Sept. 9, 2020
Indian River County added nine new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, according to the Florida Department of Health dashboard. This raises the total number of county cases to 2,930, while the death count remained at 104.
The new Indian River County cases can be found on the health department’s state linelist.
Health officials said 54 out of the 104 Indian River County deaths were at long-term care facilities.
The long-term care facilities with COVID-19 cases can be found here. Health officials also released the names of long-term care facilities with COVID-19 deaths.
There have been 270 hospitalizations from COVID-19 in Indian River County, health officials said. The county cases and number of hospitalizations are both cumulative.
There were 10 people still hospitalized from COVID-19 in the county as of Wednesday, health officials said.
For the Indian River County cases among residents, 1,490 were white, 366 were black, 329 were listed as “other” and 725 were listed as “unknown.”
There have been 32,310 total tests completed in Indian River County, with 2,930 testing positive and 29,362 testing negative, health officials said. The testing figures account for residents and non-residents.
Statewide, the number of cases increased to 652,148. The number of deaths in Florida increased to 12,269.