Utah COVID Cases Increase To 887 Deaths To 5

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Report Date: March 31, 2020

887

COVID-19 Cases

 

18513*

Reported People Tested

 

73

COVID-19 Hospitalizations

 

5

COVID-19 Deaths

 

Number of lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases in Utah

Jurisdiction	Cases	Visitor Cases
Bear River	13	0
Central Utah	0	0
Davis County	84	0
Salt Lake County	396	6
San Juan	4	0
Southeast Utah	1	0
Southwest Utah	21	5
Summit County	172	9
Tooele County	12	0
TriCounty	1	0
Utah County	70	1
Wasatch County	50	1
Weber-Morgan	41	0
State Total	865	22

Location where people tested positive for COVID-19 in Utah

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COVID-19 Cases in Utah

 

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Date when COVID-19 cases are first reported to Public Health in Utah

Mar 02Mar 09Mar 16Mar 23Mar 30020406080100

 

Utah CasesVisitorsDateNumber of lab-confirmed COVID-19 casesCase Type

 

 

 

 

 

Number of people who have been tested for COVID-19 in Utah (this includes public and some private labs)

Feb 01Feb 15Mar 01Mar 15Apr 010500100015002000

 

NegativePositiveDateNumber People Tested*Test Result

 

 

 

 

 

Utah Residents with COVID-19 Demographics Table

Age Group	Case Count	Percent of Cases	Rate per 100k Population
Less than 1 year	1	0%	1.99
1-14 years	14	2%	1.92
15-24 years	114	13%	22.36
25-44 years	354	41%	39.35
45-64 years	281	32%	45.15
65-84 years	99	11%	31.66
85+ years	2	0%	5.29

Utah Residents with COVID-19 Demographics Chart

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Utah Residents who have been Hospitalized with COVID-19 by Age

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Utah Residents who have been Hospitalized with COVID-19

Hospitalization	Case Count	Percent of Investigated Cases
Yes	73	10.5%
No	620	89.5%
Under Investigation	172	---

Data Notes:

Laboratory: As of March 19th, 2020 all major private and public laboratories in Utah are reporting positive and negative COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) results to UDOH, positive cases are reported immediately. Negative results may have up to a 72-hour lag before being reported and results prior to March 19th may be under-reported. Laboratory results are presented by the date a sample was tested. Laboratory positives may not match confirmed cases due to ongoing investigations and confirmatory testing.
Case data: Case data are displayed by the date the case is reported to public health – through contact tracing, some cases may be reported to public health prior to testing positive. Case count date may not match the tested date because of a delay between when a case is reported to public health and when public health receives the final laboratory report. Case counts in this report only represent laboratory confirmed cases. The actual number of cases in Utah is higher than what is reported due to mild cases not feeling ill enough to seek care, clinician judgement for testing, and expanding laboratory capacity.
Demographic data: There will be small count differences in data presented by age groups, self-reported sex, and hospitalization status. This is because some cases are not initially reported with all of these data elements and unknowns are excluded from this report. Case data will be updated as LHDs and UDOH complete investigations.
Hospitalization Data: Hospitalizations in this table represent the total number of cases that have been admitted to hospitals. This count does not represent the number of COVID-19 cases currently in the hospital. Hospitalization data is collected from patient interviews and medical chart abstractions by Local Health Departments (LHDs). While UDOH and LHDs capture most hospitalizations through provider reporting, some patients may be hospitalized after the case was investigated by an LHD and therefore not included in this count.

https://coronavirus.utah.gov/case-counts/