Wisconsin adds over 2k new positive COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations decline

WEDNESDAY 1/13/2021 1:47 p.m.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has reported 513,270 total positive coronavirus test results in the state and 5,248 total COVID-19 deaths.

Of Wisconsin’s total COVID-19 cases, 27,749 (5.4%) are active, according to DHS, compared to 28,304 (5.5%) yesterday.

A total of 2,928,143 Wisconsinites have been tested for COVID-19. Of the 7,427 test results available today, 28.73% were positive. DHS says 2,414,873 negative COVID-19 tests have been reported in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin’s hospitals are reporting, as of Tuesday afternoon, a total of 988 patients hospitalized for COVID-19. Of those, 225 are in an ICU. A total of 1,949 hospital beds, or 18% of the state’s total beds, are immediately available to patients.

There are currently zero patients in the alternative care facility at Wisconsin’s State Fair Park, down from three patients yesterday. Since Jan. 8, the alternative care facility has seen 170 total patients.

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	Today’s Total	Yesterday’s
Total positive cases	513,270	511,136 (+2,134)
Active cases	27,749	28,304 (5.4%)
Recovered cases	480,112	477,460 (93.6%)
Negative tests	2,414,873	2,409,580 (+5,293)
Patients at alternate care facility	0	0 (-0)
Patients hospitalized	988	1,017 (-29)
COVID-19 patients in ICU	225	221 (+4)
Hospital beds available	1,949 (18%)	2,182 (-233)
Ever hospitalized	22,705 (4.4%)	22,583 (+122)
COVID-19 deaths	5,248 (1.0%)	5,211(+37)

As of Jan. 11, a total of 420,200 vaccines have been allocated to Wisconsin and 266,675 vaccines have been shipped. DHS reports, 151,518 vaccines have been administered in Wisconsin. Of those vaccines administered, 96,467 were Pfizer, and 55,051 were Moderna.

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As of Wednesday, Jan. 6, DHS reports all of Wisconsin’s 72 counties are experiencing at least a high COVID-19 case activity level – including one Northeast Wisconsin county that is experiencing critically high case activity levels.

Of the Northeast Wisconsin counties that are experiencing critically high activity levels, no counties are reporting a growing trajectory in disease activity.

Menominee County is the only Northeast Wisconsin county that is experiencing no significant change in critically high case activity levels.

The Northeast Wisconsin counties experiencing very high case activity levels with growing disease activity are Brown, Calumet, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, and Outagamie.

Door, Kewaunee, Oconto, Shawano, Waupaca, and Winnebago are the Northeast Wisconsin counties that are experiencing no significant change in disease activity.

There are no Northeast Wisconsin counties that are shrinking in very high activity levels.

Of the Northeast Wisconsin counties that are experiencing high coronavirus activity levels, none are reporting a growing trajectory.

Green Lake, Marinette, and Waushara counties are reporting no significant change in high case activity levels.

The activity level is determined by combining the case burden and trajectory indicators.