Covid 19 Ohio

Data is reported to odh via the ohio disease reporting system odrs.

Covid 19 ohio. The covid 19 pandemic can be overwhelming for parents and concerning to children. There are 22 131 confirmed and probable cases of covid 19 in ohio and 1 271 confirmed and probable covid 19 deaths. While just 13 of ohio s population blacks account for 26 of statewide virus infections 31 of hospitalizations and 17 of covid 19 deaths 304. Ohio s first cases were reported on march 9 and the first death was reported on march 19.

With many ohioans now returning to work there may be a lot of people feeling anxiety about possibly being exposed to covid 19 or even returning to their old routine after months of upturn. Spring and summer are when we see garage sales yard sales and other outdoor sales pop up all over ohio. State of ohio in march 2020. The state of ohio covid 19 dashboard displays the most recent preliminary data reported to the ohio department of health odh about cases hospitalizations and deaths in ohio by selected demographics and county of residence.

The covid 19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached the u s. A total of 4 140 people have been hospitalized including 1 167 admissions to intensive care units. Resources for local health districts and providers covid 19 the ohio department of health odh in coordination with the centers for disease control and prevention cdc is closely monitoring coronavirus disease 2019 first identified in wuhan hubei province china. Managing anxiety around covid 19 returning to work covid 19 checklist.

Current trends below are the current reporting trends for key indicators calculated from data reported to the ohio department of health. Dewine said the virus has pulled back the. Protecting against covid 19 in accordance with the stay safe ohio order signed april 30 2020 by ohio department of health odh director amy acton m d mph under the direction of governor mike dewine the following is guidance regarding travel in and through ohio. Download the summary data csv.

These trends are updated daily and are presented by report date. Later when more tests became available records show cases had actually started early january and the first confirmed death was march 17. Ohio department of health director amy acton m d mph strongly recommends that ohioans take the following actions when having and or attending.