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Amarillo Public Health releases COVID-19 report card for June 10 | KAMR

By Jefferey Metcalfe 3 years ago

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AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The city of Amarillo’s public health department released its most recent COVID-19 report card Friday, featuring combined weekly data for Potter and Randall counties, total COVID-19 data since March 2020 as well as the most recent COVID-19 hospitalization information.

COVID-19 Hospitalization

According to the June 10 COVID-19 Report Card, 13 patients were hospitalized from COVID-19 as of Friday. The numbers are reported to the public health department by the BSA Health System, Northwest Texas Healthcare System, and Thomas E. Creek VA Medical Center.

Since Aug. 1, 2021, APH said that there have been 510 COVID-19 patient deaths across Amarillo, 81% of which were reported as unvaccinated.

COVID-19 Report Card Overview

In the report card, the public health department reported that Potter and Randall counties saw 259 total new cases from June 3 to June 9, resulting in a seven-day new case average of 37 new COVID-19 cases per day as well as a 13% seven-day COVID-19 positivity rate.

Since March 2020, the public health department is reporting that there have been a total of 74,877 COVID-19 cases in Potter and Randall counties. The department also reports that there have been 1,275 COVID-19-related deaths since the start of the pandemic.

Officials from the city previously said that officials from the public health department will continue to update the COVID-19 dashboard on the Amarillo Alerts website daily.

Most Recent COVID-19 Information

As of Friday, Amarillo Public Health Department reported 54 new COVID-19 cases and five new COVID-19 recoveries for Potter and Randall Counties, according to the most recent data from the COVID-19 dashboard on the Amarillo Alerts webpage.

Potter County reported 31 new COVID-19 cases and four COVID-19 recoveries. This brings the county’s total to 36,203 cases, 757 deaths, and 35,150 recoveries.

Randall County reported 23 new COVID-19 cases and one recovery. This brings the county’s total to 38,728 cases, 518 deaths and 37,928 recoveries.

The Hospitalization Rate for the High Plains, Trauma Service Area A, was noted at 1.45% according to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services. Trauma Service Area A is also reporting the following COVID-19-related hospitalization data:

  • Lab-Confirmed COVID-19 patients currently in hospital: 14;
  • Adult COVID-19 patients in general beds: 10;
  • Adult COVID-19 patients in intensive care unit (ICU) beds: 3;
  • Pediatric COVID-19 patients in hospital: 1;
  • Confirmed COVID-19 admissions in the past 24 hours: 3;
  • Confirmed COVID-19 patients on ventilators: 0;
  • Total staffed hospital beds: 968;
  • Total staffed inpatient beds: 838;
  • Available staffed hospital beds: 185;
  • Available staffed adult ICU beds: 6;
  • Available staffed pediatric ICU beds: 0;
  • Available ventilators: 136.

The Texas DSHS also reported the COVID-19 case numbers and the deaths for other counties throughout the Texas Panhandle:

County Confirmed Cases Reported Deaths
Armstrong 364 10
Beaver 981 9
Briscoe 341 8
Carson 1,083 36
Castro 1,810 47
Childress 2,478 33
Cimarron 571 2
Collingsworth 497 16
Cottle 273 9
Curry 13,053 207
Dallam 1,740 40
Deaf Smith 3,783 112
Donley 461 26
Gray 4,165 125
Hall 878 24
Hardeman 500 19
Hansford 650 29
Hartley 1,036 3
Hemphill 1,076 7
Hutchinson 5,416 136
Lipscomb 556 15
Moore 3,783 111
Ochiltree 2,072 48
Oldham 312 6
Parmer 1,465 52
Potter 36,203 757
Quay 2,069 58
Randall 38,728 518
Roberts 150 2
Roosevelt 5,110 98
Sherman 367 16
Swisher 1,264 34
Texas 6,016 39
Union 804 16
Wheeler 928 232
TOTAL 140,983 2,690

CDC Community Levels

According to previous reports by MyHighPlains.com, the CDC released its new Community Levels chart. Here is how counties throughout the Texas Panhandle, as well as eastern New Mexico and the Oklahoma Panhandle, are reporting:

County CDC Community Level
Armstrong Low
Beaver Medium
Briscoe Low
Carson Low
Castro Low
Childress Low
Cimarron Low
Collingsworth Medium
Cottle Low
Curry Low
Dallam Low
Deaf Smith Low
Donley Low
Gray Low
Hall Medium
Hardeman Medium
Hansford Low
Hartley Low
Hemphill Low
Hutchinson Low
Lipscomb Medium
Moore Medium
Ochiltree Low
Oldham Low
Parmer Low
Potter Low
Quay Medium
Randall Low
Roberts Low
Roosevelt Medium
Sherman Low
Swisher Low
Texas Low
Union Medium
Wheeler Low
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