Ma DPH Covid-19 Dashboard

Released
on: April 26, 2021

Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard Data as of: April 25, 2021
Today at a Glance Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Cases Testing Hospitalizations Deaths
Confirmed Cases Confirmed cases by Tests Reported Hospitalizations Confirmed Deaths

age during the last two
Today there were 812 weeks There were 42,169 new There are 625 patients There were 12 new,
new, confirmed cases *Data updated weekly COVID-19 molecular hospitalized for confirmed deaths
reported bringing the | tests reported, bringing COVID-19. reported. There have
Age group (years)
total to 641,211 total the cumulative total to been 17,211 confirmed
confirmed cases. 0-4 1,223 21,016,842 tests. deaths in total.
5-9 1,400
Probable Cases Turn Around Time ICU & Intubated Patients Probable Deaths
10-14 1,696
Today, there were 69 The current turn around There are 154 patients in There were 0 new,
new, probable cases 15-19 2,481 time for a molecular test Intensive Care Units probable deaths
reported bringing the is 1.21 days. (ICU) and 97 patients reported. There have
20-29 5,046
total to 42,454 total are intubated. been 351 probable
probable cases. 30-39 4,050 deaths in total.
40-49 2,916
Estimated Active Cases Percent Positivity Average Age of Patients Average Age of Deaths
50-59 2,859
There are an estimated The 7-day average of The average age of The average age of
29,601 currently active 60-69 1,617 percent positivity is patients who were patients who died of
COVID-19 cases. 1.72%. hospitalized for COVID-19 was 70 years
70-79 468 COVID-19 was 61 years old.
old.
80+ 258
For details on the definitions of each indicator hover over the box or graph. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data
provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; COVID-19 Hospitalization Data provided by the MDPH
survey of hospitals (hospital survey data are self-reported); Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences,
Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services.
Released on: April 26, 2021
Trends: 7-day Averages Over Time Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Cases Testing

7-day average of COVID-19 confirmed cases 7-day weighted average percent positivity
6,000.0 30.00%
4,000.0 20.00%
2,000.0 10.00%
1.72%
0.0 1,020.6 0.00%
Mar 1, 20 Jun 1, 20 Sep 1, 20 Dec 1, 20 Mar 1, 21 Mar 1, 20 Jun 1, 20 Sep 1, 20 Dec 1, 20 Mar 1, 21
The lowest observed value was 156.7 on 7/4/2020. The lowest observed value was 0.77% on 9/21/2020.
Hospitalizations Deaths
7-day average of hospitalizations 7-day average of confirmed deaths
4,000.0
150.0
3,000.0
2,000.0 100.0
1,000.0 660.9 50.0

8.7
0.0 0.0
Apr 1, 20 Jul 1, 20 Oct 1, 20 Jan 1, 21 Apr 1, 21 Apr 1, 20 Jul 1, 20 Oct 1, 20 Jan 1, 21 Apr 1, 21
Date Filter The lowest observed value was 155.3 on 8/26/2020. The lowest observed value was 8.7 on 4/24/2021.
3/1/2020 to 4/25/2021 The lowest observed value is since tracking of the lowest value began on April 15, 2020. For details on the definitions of each indicator please see the corresponding tab for that
indicator. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory
Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of
Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services.
Cases of COVID-19 Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Cases Over Time Other Case Data Contact Tracing Clusters
COVID-19 Confirmed and Probable Cases New confirmed cases reported by county and date
Filter cases by date:
1/29/2020 to 4/25/2021 Select new or total cases Select date reported
New confirmed cases 4/26/2021
9,000
8,000
Confirmed Cases
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
Essex
3,000 Franklin
2,000 Middlesex
Berkshire Worcester Suffolk
1,000 Hampshire
Norfolk
Hampden
Plymouth
Probable Cases
400
Bristol
Barnstable
200 Dukes
Nantucket
3 158
0
Feb 1, 20 May 1, 20 Aug 1, 20 Nov 1, 20 Feb 1, 21 May 1, 21
All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and
the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated
Surveillance and Informatics Services.
Estimated Active Cases Incidence Rate Isolation and Quarantine
There are an estimated 29,601 The 14-day, statewide incidence rate is There are 32,134 Cases currently isolated.
currently active COVID-19 cases. 24.7 per 100,000 Massachusetts There are 11,520 Individuals currently under monitoring/
residents. quarantine.
Isolation of cases of COVID-19 Quarantine of close contacts

There were
Deaths Cases currently isolated Individuals currently under monitoring/ quarantine
635,045
17,151 32,134 11,520
confirmed cases
as of April 21,
2021, when these
data were last
updated.
Cases released from isolation Individuals who have completed monitoring

585,760 287,778
Filter by time period

CTC workforce
Cumulative The Cumulative time period includes data
Last two weeks from April 10, 2020 to April 17, 2021. The Community Tracing Collaborative currently has 1,105 workers
performing case investigation, contact tracing, and monitoring.
Cases outreach outcomes: Cumulative Contacts outreach outcomes: Cumulative
Deceased 11,475 Deceased 135

Isolation/Quarantine Isolation/Quarantine
334,403 197,599
Complete Complete
Lost to Follow Up 70,675 Lost to Follow Up 52,088
Monitoring and Support 27,751 Monitoring and Support 23,696
Never Reached 61,599 Never Reached 17,292
Not Yet Reached 27,650 Not Yet Reached 42,584
Other 21,182 Other 16,442
Total cases 554,735 Total contacts 349,836
0 250,000 500,000 0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000
83.9% of outreach to all cases (cumulative) is complete 82.9% of outreach to all contacts (cumulative) is complete
Surveillance and Informatics Services. The COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative (CTC) began operation on April 10, 2020. Data on contact tracing and clusters reflect the
combined efforts of the Local Health Departments, Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) and the CTC since that date. Prior to April 10, 2020, all COVID-19 contact
tracing in Massachusetts was conducted by Local Health Departments.
Current clusters of COVID-19 Click here to see number of cases and contacts
There are currently 18,222 total clusters of
Filter by exposure setting
COVID-19 involving 25,922 confirmed Scroll down to see additional data
All
cases and 1,973 close contacts.
There are 8,693 new clusters involving Number of total, new, and ongoing clusters by exposure setting
Confirmed cases and close contacts associated with new and ongoing clusters
22,781 confirmed cases and 1,275 close
Cases-New
Total clusters Cases-Ongoing Contacts-New Ongoing clusters
New clusters Contacts-Ongoing
contacts. New clusters are clusters where
the first case was identified during the past 24/7 Congregate
8 4 4698
four weeks, between March 21, 2021 and SettingsTotal 22,781 3,141 1,275
April 17, 2021.
24/7 Congregate
Child Care 256 96 1605
14 9 3
There are also 9,529 ongoing clusters Settings
involving 3,141 confirmed cases and 698 Colleges &
70 23 47
close contacts. Universities
Child Care 324 130 615 197
Corrections 10 0 10
Colleges & Universities 190 33 83 26
Closed clusters
Hospitals 12 5 7
There are 93,958 closed clusters and Corrections 0 12 0 1
326,305 closed cases. A cluster is closed
Household 17,233 8,389 8,844
when 28 days have passed since the last
confirmed case. Cases are considered Hospitals 15 1 3 0
closed if they occurred prior to the start of Industrial Settings 45 6 39
Household
the four-week period. K-12 Schools 21,571 2,454 0 0
56 26 30
26 66 15 40
All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
242 45 197
Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Long Term Care Facility Data from the National Healthcare Safety Network. Only clusters consisting of two or more confirmed
Massachusetts cases with a common exposure have been included.
82
18 82 7 138 1140
135
60 154 24 0 36 0
3
31 16 2 18 1 15
13
9 2 5 9 88
7 1 6
28 11 10 4
20 6 14
4 0 0 0
11 4 7
24 34 8 15
COVID-19 Testing Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Tests Reported Total Antigen Tests Turn Around Time Percent Positivity
There were 42,169 new COVID-19 There were 2,641 new antigen The current turn around The 7-day average of percent
molecular tests reported, bringing the tests reported today, bringing the time for a molecular test is positivity is 1.72%.
cumulative total to 21,016,842 tests. total to 1,163,496 antigen tests. 1.21 days.
Click here to see graphs on the numbers of tests Number of antigen tests
Proportion of positive tests over time by age group
12,000
Percent positivity among Massachusetts residents
Number of molecular tests and the 7-day average
150,000 30.00%
7-day weighted average of positive test rate for all
30.00% 10,000
25.00% 20.00%
8,000
100,000
molecular tests
20.00%
6,000
10.00%
15.00%
50,000 4,000
10.00%
0.00%
2,000 Apr 26, 20 Jul 19, 20 Oct 11, 20 Jan 3, 21 Mar 28, 21
5.00%
1.72%
0-4 years 15-19 years 40-49 years 70-79 years
0
0.00% 0
5-9 years 20-29 years 50-59 years 80+ years
Date Filter Mar 1, 20
Mar 1, 20Jun 1, 20
Jun 1, 20 Sep 1, 20
Sep 1, 20 Dec 1, 20
Dec 1, 20 Mar 1, 21
Mar 1, 21 Mar 1, 2030-39 years
Jun 1, 20 Sep 1, 20 Dec 1, 20 Mar 1, 21
10-14 years 60-69 years
3/1/2020 to 4/25/2021
Hospitalizations from COVID-19 Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Hospitalizations ICU & Intubated Patients Average Age of Patients

There are 625 patients There are 154 patients in Intensive The average age of patients who were
hospitalized for Care Units (ICU) and 97 patients hospitalized for COVID-19 was 61 years old.
COVID-19. are intubated.
Click here to see data on bed occupancy

Number of COVID-19 patients in the ICU and intubated
Filter hospitalizations by date 1000
Number of ICU patients

4/4/2020 to 4/25/2021
Number and 7-day average of COVID-19 patients in the hospital

4,000 500
3,000 0
800
Number of intubated patients

2,000 600
400
1,000
200
0 0
Apr 1, 20 Jul 1, 20 Oct 1, 20 Jan 1, 21 Apr 1, 21 Apr 1, 20 Jul 1, 20 Oct 1, 20 Jan 1, 21 Apr 1, 21
For purposes of this reporting, “confirmed” are cases with a PCR test. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Created by the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services.
Deaths Caused by COVID-19 Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Confirmed Deaths Probable Deaths As of today, these are the number of MA residents who have
died who had preexisting conditions or who were hospitalized.
There were 12 new, confirmed There were 0 new, probable deaths
deaths reported. There have been reported. There have been 351 The person hospitalized 9,613
17,211 confirmed deaths in total. probable deaths in total. who died
not hospitalized 2,219
was...
unknown if hospitalized 5,666
Click here to see data on the average age of patients The person had a preexisting condition 9,551
who died...
did not have a preexisting condition 152
Number of COVID-19 confirmed deaths, probable COVID-19 deaths, and unknown if had a preexisting condition 7,795
7-day average of confirmed deaths
200
Number of confirmed
New confirmed and probable deaths reported by county

150
Select new or total deaths Select date filter
deaths
New confirmed and probable deaths 4/26/2021

100
50
0 Essex
Franklin
10 Middlesex
Number of probable
Berkshire Suffolk
Hampshire Worcester
Norfolk
Hampden
deaths
5 Plymouth
Bristol Barnstable
0 3
0
Dukes and Nantucket
Date Filter Mar 1, 20 Jun 1, 20 Sep 1, 20 Dec 1, 20 Mar 1, 21
3/10/2020 to 4/24/2021
All data included in this dashboard re preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and
As of toda
Indicators on Higher Education Institutions and Long Term Care Facilities Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Navigation Higher Education Percent positivity for all of Massachusetts, for MA without higher education institutions,
and for higher education institutions on their own
Cases and testing associated with testing at higher
education institutions
8.00%
In the last week, there were 435 new case(s)
associated with higher education testing. This brings 6.00%
the total to 17,092 confirmed cases associated with
higher education testing. 4.00% 3.00%
1.72%
In the last week, there were 238,183 new tests 2.00%
associated with higher education testing. This brings 0.00% 0.17%
the total to 6,890,765 tests associated with higher
Oct 1, 20 Dec 1, 20 Feb 1, 21 Apr 1, 21
education testing.
Long-term Care Facilities Number of confirmed cases and molecular tests associated with higher education
There have been 35,135 cases of COVID-19 among testing
residents and healthcare workers of long-term care
60,000
New confirmed New molecular

facilities.There are 424 long-term care facilities
tests-Higher
education
reporting at least one probable or one confirmed 40,000
COVID-19 case. 20,000
0
Deaths in long-term care facilities are no longer being
200
cases-Higher
reported on the daily dashboard but are available in the
education
Chapter 93 data. Data are reported according to federal
CMS and CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network 100
criteria. These criteria were developed specifically for use
0
Date Filter in LCTF and are more specific than the national
8/15/2020 to 4/25/20.. surveillance criteria shown previously. Sep 1, 20 Nov 1, 20 Jan 1, 21 Mar 1, 21 May 1, 21
The report on April 21, 2021 reflects data
Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard from the two week period April 4, 2021 to
Data by Patient Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Ethnicity April 17, 2021.
*These data are updated once per week.
Navigation Confirmed and probable cases, hospitalizations, and deaths (select below) by...
Age groups Race and Hispanic ethnicity Sex
Case rate per 100,000 during the last Case rate (cumulative) per 100,000 Case rate per 100,000 during the last
700
Asian, non-Hispanic 3,926.3 398.7
594.7
400
374.5
562.1
600
Black or African American,
510.3
7,888.8
non-Hispanic
500 472.9 300
414.9
Hispanic 16,783.6
394.5
344.4
400
357
White, non-Hispanic 5,217.9

200
300
212.8
Other race, non-Hispanic *
200 100
American Indian/Alaskan
4,878.1
101.9
Native, non-Hispanic
93
100 Native Hawaiian/ Pacific
6,345.2 * *
Islander, non-Hispanic 0
0
Unknown sex
Female
Male
Transgender
Unknown, missing, or
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70-79
80+
Unknown
*
refused
0 10,000 20,000
*Cells with fewer than 5 observations have been suppressed. Groups without population estimates, such as other/ unknown, will not have rates listed. All data included in this
Date Filter dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital
4/21/2021 Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and
Informatics Services. MDPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified
Hamilton-Perry model (Strate S, et al. Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020, report, Oct 2016.)
Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard Showing report from: 4/22/2021
Weekly Data by City and Town Data from: 4/4/2021 to 4/17/2021
Navigation Testing Data Data by City and Town Data by County Weekly Status Map
Percent positivity Testing rate

Percent positivity, statewide 14-day Testing rate, statewide 14-day average View this data as a Bar Chart
average: 2.30% 17,288.0 per 100,000 MA residents
0.00 33.33 1,206.4 102,055.1
Date Filter The most recent 4 weeks of data viewable here. To view data outside of this range, please visit our data archive and download the raw data. All data included in this dashboard are
4/22/2021 preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and
Limit Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics
Top 1 by MAX([Report Services.
Date])
Report date: April 22, 2021
Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard With data starting: April 4, 2021
Weekly Data by City and Town and ending on: April 17, 2021
Select an Indicator: Select Counties: Select Date: 5.1 35

14-day Average Daily Incidence Rate Barnstable 4/22/2021
Barnstable 23.1
Bourne 18 Provincetown
Brewster 26.6 Truro
Chatham 9.8
Dennis 31.7
Eastham 26.4 Wellfleet
Falmouth 14.7
Harwich 25.5 Eastham
Mashpee 19.8
Brewster
Orleans 5.1 Sandwich
Provincetown 13.8 Bourne Dennis
Sandwich 18.3 Barnstable Chatham
Truro 25.4 Mashpee
Wellfleet 18.1
Falmouth
Yarmouth 35
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
The most recent 4 weeks of data are viewable here. To view data outside of this range, please visit our data archive and download the raw data. *Cells with fewer than 5 observations
have been suppressed. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and
Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory
Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services. MDPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of
Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model (Strate S, et al. Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020, report, Oct 2016.) Please note:
Data for these tables are based on information available in the MDPH surveillance database at a single point in time. Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the
day as data cleaning occurs (removal of duplicate reports within the system) and new demographic information (assigning cases to their city or town of residence) is obtained. Testing
rates are calculated from the number of tests conducted in the geographic area divided by the population denominator (the number of people living in that geographic area). Rates a..
Report date: April 22, 2021
Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard With data starting: April 4, 2021
Weekly Data by City and Town and ending on: April 17, 2021
Select an Indicator Select Date 10.8 55.3

14-day Average Daily Incidence Rate 4/22/2021
All of Massachusetts 24.7

Barnstable County 21.9
Berkshire County 22
Essex
Bristol County 30.8 Franklin
Dukes and Nantucket Counties 55.3 Middlesex
Essex County 28.3 Worcester Suffolk
Hampshire
Franklin County 10.8 Berkshire
Norfolk Plymouth
Hampden County 36.2 Hampden
Hampshire County 13.1
Middlesex County 23 Bristol
Norfolk County 18.2
Plymouth County 23.5
Suffolk County 27 Barnstable
Unknown County *
Worcester County 21.1 Dukes and Nantucket
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
The most recent 4 weeks of data are viewable here. To view data outside of this range, please visit our data archive and download the raw data. *Cells with fewer than 5 observations
have been suppressed. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and
Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory
Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services. MDPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of
Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model (Strate S, et al. Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020, report, Oct 2016.) Please note:
Data for these tables are based on information available in the MDPH surveillance database at a single point in time. Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the
day as data cleaning occurs (removal of duplicate reports within the system) and new demographic information (assigning cases to their city or town of residence) is obtained. Testing
rates are calculated from the number of tests conducted in the geographic area divided by the population denominator (the number of people living in that geographic area). Rates a..
Massachusetts Department of Public Health | COVID-19 Dashboard
Weekly Data by City and Town
This map was last updated on April 22, 2021 and reflects data
Town population less than Town population 10,000 to Town population greater than Click on a color below to highlight all
from the two week period April 4, 2021 to April 17, 2021.
10,000 residents 50,000 residents 50,000 residents towns with that status
Red
Yellow
Grey: 10 or fewer cases Grey: 10 or fewer cases Grey: 15 or fewer cases Green
Town's weekly status is calculated
Green: 11 to 15 cases Green: Daily average cases Green: Daily average cases Grey
using data from the last, complete two
less than 10 per 100,000 town less than 10.0 per 100,000 week period. A week is defined as
residents AND more than 10 town residents AND greater Sunday to Saturday in this analysis.
cases than 15 cases The two week period used in this
Filter by county
week's analysis is listed above the map
All
Yellow: 16 to 25 cases Yellow: Daily average cases Yellow: daily average caes of on the previous page.
of 10 or more per 100,000 10.0 or more per 100,000
town residents OR percent town residents OR percent
positvity 5% or higher positivity 4.0% or higher
Red: More than 25 cases Red: Daily average cases of Red: Daily average cases of
10 or more per 100,000 town 10.0 or more per 100,000
residents AND percent town residents AND percent Click here to view status criteria
positivity 5% or higher positvity 4.0% or higher
*Cells with fewer than 5 observations have been suppressed. All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by
the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of
Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services. MDPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated
by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model (Strate S, et al. Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020, report, Oct
2016.) Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the MDPH surveillance database at a single point in time. Case counts for specific cities and towns
change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs (removal of duplicate reports within the system) and new demographic information (assigning cases to their city or town of
residence) is obtained. Testing rates are calculated from the number of tests conducted in the geographic area divided by the population denominator (the number of people living in
that geographic area). Rates are used to compare data between geographic areas that have different population sizes.
Additional Resources Caution: recent data may be incomplete
Definitions
Navigation To access past COVID-19 reports, please visit the Archive of COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts:
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/archive-of-covid-19-cases-in-massachusetts
A person is counted as a confirmed case of COVID-19 when they have their first positive molecular test. They might have multiple tests but are only counted once.
An incidence rate is the number of new cases divided by the number of people living in the geographic area. MDPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators
CDC COVID Data Tracker (maps, charts, vaccine distribution information and data provided by the CDC):
estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model (Strate S, et al. Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_casesper100klast7days
report, Oct 2016.) Rates are used to compare data between geographic areas that have different population sizes.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) 2020 Interim Case Definition:

A person is counted as a probable case if they meet one of three criteria: 1. if they have a positive antigen test; 2. if they have COVID symptoms AND were exposed to someone with
https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.cste.org/resource/resmgr/ps/positionstatement2020/Interim-20-ID-02_COVID-19.pdf
COVID; 3. if they died and their death certificate lists COVID as a cause of death.
COVID-19 Molecular Test: The most common kind of molecular test is a PCR test. This diagnostic test identifies the presence of virus’s genetic material. These tests are very
Department of Corrections (DOC) data as required by Chapter 93 of the Acts of 2020, previously found on this page, are available at
accurate and a positive result means someone has a current COVID-19 infection.
https://www.mass.gov/guides/doc-coronavirus-information-guide and on the dashboard website:
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-response-reporting under “Additional COVID-19 data.”
Total Tests: This represents the total number of laboratory tests done and includes people who have had multiple tests.
Percent positivity: Percent positivity is calculated using molecular tests only. Percent positivity is calculated by dividing the number of positive tests by the total number of tests during
Direct links to the DOC information found on those pages include:
the time period.
- Inmate data - https://www.mass.gov/info-details/doc-covid-19-inmate-dashboard
- Staff data - https://www.mass.gov/lists/doc-covid-19-staff-testing-reports
Hospitalization data includes confirmed cases of COVID-19 in acute care hospitals and alternate care sites (added as of December 6, 2020). Hospitalization data are provided by the
- Inmate Housing Reports - https://www.mass.gov/lists/doc-covid-19-institution-cell-housing-reports
MDPH survey of hospitals (hospital survey data are self-reported).
A confirmed death is a person who died of COVID-19. They had been tested and diagnosed with COVID-19 before they died or were tested after they died, and the result was
positive. Effective April 1, 2021, a confirmed death is person who: died within 60 days of their first positive molecular test (unless their cause of death was clearly not related to
COVID-19); or COVID-19 is listed on their death certificate following a positive molecular test regardless of time since diagnosis.
A probable death is a death that is suspect to be COVID-19 related but is not confirmed. Probable deaths have a clinical presentation consistent with a COVID-19 death, but were not
tested and therefore not diagnosed with COVID-19. The number of probable deaths can fluctuate from day to day; some individuals will have subsequent molecular tests that move
them into the confirmed death counts. Effective April 1, 2021, a probable death is a person who: died within 60 days of having their first positive antigen test (unless their cause of
death was clearly not related to COVID-19); or COVID-19 was listed on their death certificate but have no positive test for COVID-19. Persons who have COVID-19 listed on their
death certificate, have never tested positive and have a negative test within 7 days of death are not counted.
The "two week period" or "last two weeks" refers to the most recent two complete weeks. Weeks are defined as Sunday to Saturday.
Click here to view additonal links, references, and resources
All data included in this dashboard are preliminary and subject to change. Data Sources: COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of
Vital Records and Statistics; Created by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences, Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics
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Navigation Cases Testing Hospitalizations Deaths

Confirmed Cases Confirmed cases by Tests Reported Hospitalizations Confirmed Deaths

Navigation Cases Testing

1,000.0 660.9 50.0

Estimated Active Cases Incidence Rate Isolation and Quarantine

Isolation of cases of COVID-19 Quarantine of close contacts

Cases released from isolation Individuals who have completed monitoring

Filter by time period

Cases outreach outcomes: Cumulative Contacts outreach outcomes: Cumulative

Deceased 11,475 Deceased 135

Monitoring and Support 27,751 Monitoring and Support 23,696

Never Reached 61,599 Never Reached 17,292

Not Yet Reached 27,650 Not Yet Reached 42,584

Other 21,182 Other 16,442

Total cases 554,735 Total contacts 349,836

0 250,000 500,000 0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000

Navigation Hospitalizations ICU & Intubated Patients Average Age of Patients

Click here to see data on bed occupancy

Filter hospitalizations by date 1000

Number of ICU patients

Number and 7-day average of COVID-19 patients in the hospital

Number of intubated patients

New confirmed and probable deaths reported by county

New confirmed and probable deaths 4/26/2021

New confirmed New molecular

White, non-Hispanic 5,217.9

Percent positivity Testing rate

Select an Indicator: Select Counties: Select Date: 5.1 35

Select an Indicator Select Date 10.8 55.3

All of Massachusetts 24.7

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) 2020 Interim Case Definition:

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