COVID-19 hospitalizations are ticking again up within the U.S. after greater than two months of principally trending downward or remaining flat, in line with the most recent obtainable knowledge from the CDC.
There have been 16,239 new admissions for the week ending Nov. 11, up 8.6% from the earlier week. Whereas COVID-19 metrics are on the rise once more, they continue to be far beneath ranges seen in earlier surges. Nonetheless, hospital and public well being officers are involved about how the remainder of the respiratory virus season will play out, with the potential for capability pressure within the coming weeks and months as flu and respiratory syncytial virus circumstances are additionally on the rise.
Ten states with the very best charge of recent COVID-19 hospitalizations per 100,000 residents for the week ending Nov. 11:
Hawaii: 12.1
Variety of new admissions: 171
West Virginia: 10.4
Variety of new admissions: 187
New Mexico: 8.6
Variety of new admissions: 180
Montana: 8.5
Variety of new admissions: 91
South Dakota: 8.3
Variety of new admissions: 73
Kentucky: 8.2
Variety of new admissions: 365
Colorado: 7.8
Variety of new admissions: 450
Nebraska: 7.2
Variety of new admissions: 140
Vermont: 6.9
Variety of new admissions: 43
Wisconsin: 6.9
Variety of new admissions: 400
Ten states the place COVID-19 admissions elevated most for the week ending Nov. 11:
Vermont: New admissions up 72%
Variety of new admissions: 43
Iowa: 60%
New admissions: 176
Alaska: 60%
New admissions: 32
Hawaii: 44.9%
New admissions: 171
Montana: 44.4%
New admissions: 91
Minnesota: 35.6%
New admissions: 293
West Virginia: 29.9%
New admissions: 187
New Mexico: 29.5%
New admissions: 180
Arizona: 26.8%
New admissions: 478
Tennessee: 26.7%
New admissions: 327
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