COVID19
News - California & Marin
Model As of April 5th from U Washington source (Deaths by Aug 4th)
|
Total
Deaths |
Invasive
ventilators needed |
Peak
ICU Bed shortage |
Peak
Bed shortage |
ICU beds
available |
Beds
available |
Peak |
STAY AT
HOME Order |
Educational facilities closed |
Non-essential services closed |
Travel
severely limited |
|
California |
1,783 |
678 |
0 |
0 |
1,993 |
26,654 |
April
14 |
March
19 |
March19 |
March
19 |
no |
Model As of April 1st from U Washington source
|
Total
Deaths |
Invasive
ventilators needed |
Peak
ICU Bed shortage |
Peak
Bed shortage |
ICU beds
available |
Beds
available |
Peak |
STAY AT
HOME Order |
Educational facilities closed |
Non-essential services closed |
Travel
severely limited |
|
California |
5,068 |
1,493 |
0 |
0 |
1,993 |
26,654 |
April 26 |
March
19 |
March19 |
March
19 |
no |
April 4th
Gavin Newsom said more than 2,000 patients with COVID-19 are now hospitalized
in the state of California, including
901 who are in
intensive care unit beds.
That's more than 40 percent of the 2,188 individuals who have tested positive
for the novel coronavirus are in ICU beds.
“That 901 number represents a 10.4% increase from
the previously reported number yesterday,”
Over the last seven days, the number of COVID-19 patients in hospitals has
nearly tripled around the state while the number of patients in ICU beds has
more than quadrupled.
SOURCE -- Lake County Record-Bee
CA has 1,993 ICU
Beds AVAILABLE according to U, Washington ( unless they're have
been more recently added)
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CA Added capacity:-
--- 120 COVID-19 patients Seton Medical Center in Daly City
--- 366 COVID-19 patients St. Vincent Medical Center in Los Angeles
--- 158 beds reopen Community Hospital in Long Beach - patients
transferred from other hospitals
The State has only 4,000 Ventilators but needs 10,000 -- just for the
"First Phase"
Where are we on getting the needed 6,000 Ventilators?
And when are we going to have ICU capacity -- that needs to be FAR MORE
than an additional 486 !
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Apr 7th
The
typical capacity of Marin hospitals is 239 beds, including the
appropriate staffing and supplies to care for patients who are ill, injured,
or diagnosed COVID-19.
Collectively, Marin hospitals have identified opportunities to increase
staffed bed capacity by about 67% to approximately 400 staffed beds,
which includes nearly doubling Intensive Care Unit beds.
Apr 4th
--- 65 beds available - MarinHealth Medical Center, the county’s
largest hospital
-------- 170 in use out of 235
--- 47 beds - Novato Community Hospital
--- 116 beds - Kaiser’s medical center in Terra Linda
--- 1,026 beds - Marin’s 13 skilled nursing facilities --- some of
which MIGHT BE MADE AVAILABLE
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