Summary:
2,155 new cases;
58,009 active cases;
19 new deaths;
3,738 total deaths;
1,566 hospitalized patients.
State:
On Monday, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported an additional 2,155 new confirmed COVID-19 cases. The state has averaged 3,871 new cases per day in the last week.
Over the weekend, there were 7,622 new cases and 94 new deaths; 77 deaths occurred on Saturday, 17 on Sunday.
There are 58,009 active cases (14%) out of 414,332 total cases since the pandemic began. The state reported 19 new deaths, far less than the seven-day average of 61 deaths, bringing the total death toll to 3,738.
The patients recovered in about 85.1% of all cases (352,510 cases). Patients who are deemed as recovered either no longer exhibit the symptoms of COVID-19, or 30 days have passed since they tested positive.
The Wisconsin Hospital Association reported that 64 new people were hospitalized, bringing the total to 1,566 hospitalized patients, of which 326 are in the Intensive Care Unit.
County:
In Milwaukee County alone, 442 new cases have brought the total cases to 73,010. The 7-day average in the county is 684. Milwaukee County reported no new deaths.
Milwaukee County has the highest death toll with 775 deaths. Other counties with more than 50 deaths are Waukesha (235), Racine (197), Kenosha (159), Brown (149), Marathon (138), Outagamie (136), Winnebago (127), Dane (104), Rock (98), Waupaca (91), Dodge (83), Washington (77), Sheboygan (66), Grant (65), Eau Claire (63), Walworth (57), Chippewa (55) and Fond du Lac (53).
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The state can currently handle a capacity of 59,695 tests daily spread across 133 labs. An additional 17 labs are planning to join the testing effort.
Anyone who wants a test should be able to get one, either from their primary care physician or one of a number of community testing sites. If you are exhibiting any of these symptoms, it is recommended that you get tested. Here are your options:
Contact your primary care doctor and ask to be tested;
Complete an online health screening assessment, and a licensed health practitioner will contact you;
See if a community testing site is available near you.
As continues to be the case, the best way to protect yourself from COVID-19 is to limit time in public places where you could be exposed to people outside your household. If you need to be in public, please practice social distancing (space of more than 6 ft. between you and others), wear a mask or face covering when possible and practice good hygiene (washing hands after any exposure events may have taken place).
COVID-19 Total Cases and Deaths by County
Name Cases | Deaths
Adams 1,133 | 9
Ashland 800 | 10
Barron 3,854 | 47
Bayfield 753 | 16
Brown 23,510 | 149
Buffalo 866 | 5
Burnett 848 | 15
Calumet 4,233 | 28
Chippewa 5,218 | 55
Clark 2,344 | 44
Columbia 3,659 | 13
Crawford 1,395 | 9
Dane 29,303 | 104
Dodge 9,076 | 83
Door 1,676 | 11
Douglas 2,373 | 7
Dunn 2,988 | 15
Eau Claire 8,178 | 63
Florence 358 | 12
Fond du Lac 9,121 | 53
Forest 762 | 19
Grant 3,662 | 65
Green 1,864 | 6
Green Lake 1,232 | 7
Iowa 1,380 | 5
Iron 376 | 10
Jackson 1,959 | 5
Jefferson 5,725 | 42
Juneau 2,051 | 7
Kenosha 10,096 | 159
Kewaunee 1,742 | 22
La Crosse 8,706 | 40
Lafayette 1,117 | 4
Langlade 1,596 | 28
Lincoln 2,074 | 35
Manitowoc 5,244 | 38
Marathon 10,361 | 138
Marinette 3,145 | 36
Marquette 1,075 | 15
Menominee 591 | 8
Milwaukee 73,010 | 775
Monroe 2,864 | 15
Oconto 3,306 | 32
Oneida 2,485 | 39
Outagamie 14,388 | 136
Ozaukee 5,125 | 39
Pepin 518 | 2
Pierce 2,412 | 19
Polk 2,441 | 18
Portage 4,929 | 43
Price 802 | 4
Racine 14,859 | 197
Richland 924 | 13
Rock 10,119 | 98
Rusk 958 | 9
Sauk 3,815 | 19
Sawyer 977 | 8
Shawano 3,743 | 49
Sheboygan 9,646 | 66
St. Croix 4,646 | 22
Taylor 1,328 | 11
Trempealeau 2,602 | 21
Vernon 1,248 | 15
Vilas 1,359 | 15
Walworth 6,482 | 57
Washburn 802 | 5
Washington 9,612 | 77
Waukesha 28,454 | 235
Waupaca 3,806 | 91
Waushara 1,786 | 12
Winnebago 13,744 | 127
Wood 4,698 | 32
