Last one discharged Tuesday; peak was 15 on April 5; 3 more deaths statewide, 46 brand-new cases
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)– A patient who had the COVID-19 infection was released Tuesday from St. Charles Bend, leaving the health center without any unique coronavirus patients for the first time in nearly six weeks, a representative stated.
It marks the first time given that March 11, when St. Charles received its first COVID-19 patient, that the hospital hasn’t had at least one client who evaluated positive for the infection, Public Information Officer Lisa Goodman said.
” We struck our peak on April 5, when we had 15 hospitalized clients (with COVID-19), six of whom remained in the ICU,” Goodman told NewsChannel 21.
While Deschutes County has had no main COVID-19 deaths, in the manner counted by the Oregon Health Authority, a female did pass away at the Bend health center the day after her 95 th birthday. OHA counts COVID-19 deaths by the patient’s house, not the area where the death occurs.
On The Other Hand, COVID-19 has actually declared 3 more lives in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 78, the OHA reported Tuesday.
The agency also reported 46 new cases of COVID-19 as of 8 a.m. Tuesday bringing the state total to 2,002, along with 39,126 unfavorable test outcomes. The brand-new COVID-19 cases reported Tuesday remained in the following counties: Clackamas (2 ), Coos (1 ), Klamath (2 ), Linn (1 ), Marion (10), Multnomah (22), Umatilla (2 ), Wasco (1 ), and Washington (7 ).
After receiving upgraded residency info, Benton and Yamhill Counties both moved cases to other Oregon counties Monday. This led to a total boost of 46 brand-new cases statewide, and a boost of 48 new cases for the counties.
Statewide, of the 78 deaths have been among people Amongst and over,19 were in their70 s, 18 in their60 s, one in their50 s and three in their40 s.
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