New York (2019-nCoV)

The data presented below reflect the most recent information the Health Department has collected about people who have tested positive for COVID-19 in NYC. We are discouraging people with mild to moderate symptoms from being tested at this time, so the data primarily represent people with more severe illness. All data included below are preliminary and subject to change. This page will be updated daily. Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths Daily Counts This chart shows the number of positive cases by diagnosis date, hospitalizations by admission date and deaths by date of death from COVID-19 on a daily basis since March 3. As of M…

Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths Daily Counts This chart shows the number of positive cases by diagnosis date, hospitalizations by admission date and deaths by date of death from COVID-19 on a daily basis since March 3. As of March 31, the NYC Health Department is now reporting the number of COVID-19 cases by diagnosis date, instead of report date. Diagnosis date is the date that someone went to their doctor and had a swab taken for testing. We were previously using the reported date of infection. Diagnosis date is more reflective of when people are getting sick and being tested. Due to this change, case counts per day reported previo…

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New York New York City 20,011 Albany County 152 Allegany County 2 Broome County 2 Chenango County 2 Clinton County 2 Columbia County 1 Delaware County 1 Dutchess County 153 Erie County 122 Essex County 1 Fulton County 1 Genesee County 1 Greene County 2…

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More than 26,000 tri-state residents have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, and health officials caution the number of confirmed infected will rise as the capacity for testing increases. The vast majority of the people who have been tested, though, have been negative. New York's first positive case was announced on Sunday, March 1; the state's first death was announced nearly two weeks later, on March 14. New York City holds the highest number of cases in the state and about a third of the cases in America. The numbers -- and fatalities -- in New Jersey and Connecticut also continue to climb. To date, at least 220 people in the three states have died. H…

Coronavirus deaths in New York City soar to 99Citywide, there are 10,764 positive cases of COVID-19 and 99 fatalities.Currently there are 3,050 cases in Queens 2,324 in Manhattan, 3,154 in Brooklyn 1,564 in the Bronx, and 666 in Staten Island.There are at least 1,800 people are hospitalized. Of those individuals, at least 450 are in the ICU.More NYPD officers test positivePolice Commissioner Dermot Shea said 98 members of the NYPD have tested positive for coronavirus. He said three of those cases are still hospitalized. Of the 98 cases, Shea says that includes 70 officers from the uniform side and 28 on the civilian side. It is not believed that all of the cases were spre…