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People of every race, economic status, and age are at risk for coronavirus and should continue taking every precaution to help slow the spread of illness. Read more about why these inequities may be present, how the Washtenaw County Health Department is working with communities facing health disparities, and community resources. Similar disparities have also been seen in Michigan and elsewhere in the United States.

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COVID-19 is disproportionately affecting some communities in Washtenaw County, including Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti township zip codes and our county’s African American population. However, viruses like COVID-19 can highlight health disparities that are deeply rooted in our society. We know viruses do not discriminate based on location, race, ethnicity, or national origin. Washtenaw County Jail COVID-19 Dashboard.University of Michigan Ann Arbor campus COVID-19 data.Please see the New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by Symptom Onset Week Graph on this page.Confirmed and Probable COVID-19 cases in Washtenaw County Residents (by symptom onset date) (as of 7/28/22).The daily diagnosis rate is available under the 24-hour web banner.Positive Confirmed COVID-19 Test Results per Day in Washtenaw County Residents (as of 7/28/22).In addition, “up-to-date” status for vaccination continues to change as we respond to the shifting nature of the pandemic.

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For example, many “primary series + booster” hospitalizations have occurred in people who are more than six months out from a booster and are not considered up-to-date on vaccines. The contributing and protective factors for severe illness and hospitalization for COVID at this point in the pandemic are more complex and not represented well in these data.COVID Vaccine Status of Washtenaw County Residents with COVID-related Hospitalization (by month of admission) (3/1/21 to 7/28/22).Please click on the links to see archived data: The following graphs are no longer being updated.

Number (%) of Washtenaw County cases not part of UM/EMU outbreaks % High-risk congregate residents (nursing homes, correctional facilities, homeless shelters) Weekly test positivity rate (from MI Safe Start) Number of confirmed and probable cases in Washtenaw County residents Weekly case rate in 12-17 year olds (per 100k) from 10/4. Weekly case rate in 5-11 year olds (per 100k) from 10/4. Weekly case rate in Washtenaw County residents (per 100k from MI Safe Start) Note: This snapshot is intended to provide information on areas of highest risk/concern.

Students: College students living locally are included in Washtenaw County case counts.

Individuals with a positive home antigen test who are symptomatic or linked to another positive case would also be a probable case of COVID (note that most home antigen tests are not reported to public health). A person may also be classified as a probable case if they are a close contact to a case and have symptoms consistent with COVID-19.

Probable cases: Individuals with a positive rapid antigen test conducted in a healthcare setting and no confirmatory testing (PCR or nucleic acid test).

Confirmed cases: Individuals who have a PCR positive lab result for COVID-19.

Total cases include: Outpatient, Hospitalized, Deceased, and Recovered individuals.

Please note: the information in these charts are provisional and subject to change. You can see data and modeling updates from the state here. State and local data is also updated on the Michigan coronavirus website on Tuesday. Read more about COVID-19 wastewater surveillance in Michigan here. CDC also has a wastewater tracker, but data may be limited or less frequently updated than the UM site. To see local trends, we recommend using the University of Michigan Wastewater Dashboard. In addition to reported testing results, wastewater samples are also being monitored to track the presence of COVID-19 in our community. The "Weekly Summary of Key COVID-19 Indicators in Washtenaw County" is updated weekly on Fridays. The past 24-hour case count will be updated daily, Monday-Friday. Demographic tables will be updated the first week of the month on Thursday. The hospitalization chart and death chart will be updated on Monday and Thursday. If you are viewing this page on a mobile device, it is best viewed in horizontal or landscape mode.Ĭase total table will be updated daily, Monday-Friday.