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Weekly COVID-19 Public Health Report Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, January 14, 2021 Weekly COVID-19 Public Health Report The Weekly COVID-19 Public Health Report includes enhanced, more granular information to be updated on a weekly, or biweekly basis, including town-by-town case and testing information, cases and deaths in Long Term Care Facilities, updates on nursing facility audit results, and more. 1 / Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard Table of Contents Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town ............................................................................................. 3 Map of Rate (per 100,000) of New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Past 7 Days by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Region ...................................... 25 MA Contact Tracing: Total Cases and Contacts and Percentage Outreach Completed ................................................................................................... 26 MA Contact Tracing: Case and Contact Outreach Outcomes .......................................................................................................................................... 27 Massachusetts Residents Quarantined due to COVID-19 ............................................................................................................................................... 28 Massachusetts Residents Isolated due to COVID-19 ....................................................................................................................................................... 29 COVID Cluster by Exposure Setting Type ........................................................................................................................................................................ 30 COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities ........................................................................................................................ 33 Long-Term Care Staff Surveillance Testing...................................................................................................................................................................... 42 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes ........................................................................................................................................ 60 COVID Cases in Assisted Living Residences ..................................................................................................................................................................... 71 PPE Distribution by Recipient Type and Geography ........................................................................................................................................................ 76 PLEASE NOTE: Data points listed below, previously included in this report, can now be found in our interactive dashboard: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-response-reporting Relocated data include: • Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by County • Map of Average Daily Testing Rate (per 100,000, PCR only) for COVID-19 in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks • Map of Percent Positivity (PCR only) among Tests Performed for COVID-19 in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks • Daily and Cumulative COVID-19 Cases Associated with Higher Education Testing • Daily and Cumulative Total COVID-19 Molecular Tests Associated with Higher Education Testing • Percent Positive of Molecular Tests in MA Associated with Higher Education Testing and Percent of Confirmed Cases by Date Associated with Higher Education Testing • Cases and Case Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks • Cases and Case Rate by Sex for Last Two Weeks • Hospitalizations & Hospitalization Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks • New Daily Confirmed COVID-19 Hospital Admissions • Deaths and Death Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks • Deaths and Death Rate by County for Last Two Weeks • Deaths by Sex, Previous Hospitalization, & Underlying Conditions • Cases, Hospitalizations, & Deaths by Race/Ethnicity 2 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard – Thursday, January 14, 2021 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 – January 12, 2021 Average Daily Relative Total Change in Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Change in Total Total Tests Positive Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 Positivity per 100,000 Case Tests (Last 14 days) Tests (Last Positivity3 Count Days) (Last 14 days) (Last 14 days)1 Counts2 14 days) Abington 1073 224 87.8 Higher 18095 2064 240 11.63% Lower Acton 596 90 27.1 Higher 25882 2510 100 3.98% No Change Acushnet 808 241 164.7 Higher 12928 1893 272 14.37% Higher Adams 171 46 39.9 Higher 8095 991 48 4.84% Higher Agawam 1699 288 72.2 Higher 38404 3965 319 8.05% Higher Alford <5 0 0 No Change 159 5 0 0% No Change Amesbury 773 140 60.2 Lower 18587 2224 160 7.19% Lower Amherst 981 150 26.6 Higher 185953 5534 166 3.00% Higher Andover 1748 331 65.6 Higher 58725 5319 379 7.13% Higher Aquinnah <5 <5 27.4 Higher 428 18 1 5.56% Higher Arlington 1194 209 32.6 Higher 67857 6679 232 3.47% Lower Ashburnham 247 78 88.6 Higher 6967 754 80 10.61% Higher Ashby 106 22 45.1 Higher 2588 251 22 8.76% Higher Ashfield 21 <5 12.6 Lower 1446 97 5 5.15% Lower Ashland 1025 207 75.1 Higher 25199 2795 241 8.62% Higher Athol 444 109 65.0 Higher 14100 1387 115 8.29% Higher Attleboro 2732 373 57.3 Higher 47489 5158 406 7.87% Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 01/12/2021; For populations <50,000, <5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green, Yellow, and Red, please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period (12/27/2020 – 01/09/2021) compared to the previous two-week period (12/20/2020 – 01/02/2021). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week’s (1/7/2021) report. No Change= <0.10% difference in the percent positivity. DPH 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.) As of 11/5/2020, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates, the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH 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. 3 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard – Thursday, January 14, 2021 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 – January 12, 2021 Average Daily Relative Total Change in Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Change in Total Total Tests Positive Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 Positivity per 100,000 Case Tests (Last 14 days) Tests (Last Positivity3 Count Days) (Last 14 days) (Last 14 days)1 Counts2 14 days) Auburn 1082 183 79.3 Higher 22133 2176 204 9.38% Higher Avon 305 61 99.6 Higher 5119 580 76 13.10% Lower Ayer 602 188 165.8 Lower 13322 1327 201 15.15% Lower Barnstable 2128 404 64.5 Higher 44162 4840 426 8.80% Higher Barre 181 40 51.4 Higher 5022 467 48 10.28% Higher Becket 43 11 43.8 Higher 1668 209 11 5.26% Higher Bedford 595 117 55.7 Higher 25196 2946 124 4.21% Higher Belchertown 502 110 48.9 Higher 20612 1894 124 6.55% Lower Bellingham 688 109 43.2 Lower 14952 1274 116 9.11% Lower Belmont 785 158 41.2 Higher 41406 4605 177 3.84% Lower Berkley 447 108 113.2 Higher 7118 708 117 16.53% Higher Berlin 120 34 75.3 Higher 3793 401 37 9.23% Higher Bernardston 32 <5 10.3 Higher 2476 219 4 1.83% Lower Beverly 2342 475 82.6 Higher 91820 7394 549 7.42% Higher Billerica 2574 488 79.8 Higher 50046 5353 535 9.99% Lower Blackstone 367 65 51.4 Higher 8014 705 69 9.79% Higher Blandford 32 8 47.3 Higher 933 104 8 7.69% Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 01/12/2021; For populations <50,000, <5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green, Yellow, and Red, please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period (12/27/2020 – 01/09/2021) compared to the previous two-week period (12/20/2020 – 01/02/2021). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week’s (1/7/2021) report. No Change= <0.10% difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000
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