Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Cases in MA As of March 27, 2020

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MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Cases in MA As of March 27, 2020 Confirmed Cases Reported = 3240 Key Updates NUMBER OF CONFIRMED • More than 29,000 individuals have CATEGORY CASES been tested, up from 23,621. County • There are 823 new cases for a total of 3240. Barnstable 100 • 10 new deaths were reported for a Berkshire 105 total of 35. These include: Bristol 129 • Male, 60s, Berkshire county, preexisting conditions, Dukes and Nantucket 4 hospitalized Essex 350 • Female, 80s, Norfolk county, unknown preexisting condition, Franklin 24 hospitalization unknown Hampden 90 • Female, 80s, Norfolk county, Hampshire 20 unknown preexisting condition, hospitalized Middlesex 685 • Female, 80s, Norfolk county, Norfolk 393 preexisting conditions, hospitalization unknown Plymouth 187 • Female, 90s, Berkshire county, Suffolk 631 unknown preexisting condition, Worcester 219 hospitalized • Male, 60s, Norfolk county, Unknown 303 unknown preexisting condition, Sex hospitalization unknown Female 1623 • Female, 90s, Franklin county, unknown preexisting condition, Male 1603 hospitalization unknown Unknown 14 • Male, 80s, Middlesex county, preexisting conditions, Age Group hospitalization unknown ≤19 years of age 63 • Male, 90s, Barnstable county 20-29 years of age 567 unknown preexisting condition, hospitalized 30-39 years of age 581 • Female, 90s, Bristol county, 40-49 years of age 526 preexisting conditions, 50-59 years of age 597 hospitalization unknown 60-69 years of age 442 ≥ 70 years of age 462 Unknown 2 Deaths Attributed to COVID-19 35 MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Exposure Biogen conference attendees and 99 household contacts Local transmission 163 Travel related 93 Under investigation 2885 Hospitalization Patient was hospitalized 288 Patient was not hospitalized 999 Under Investigation 1953 These data are cumulative and current as of March 27, 2020 at 12:30PM. Laboratory Total Patients Total Patients Tested Positive MA State Public Health Laboratory 665 6245 ARUP 17 183 Bedford Research Foundation 3 62 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center 261 1842 BioReference Laboratories 3 9 Boston Medical Center 42 184 BROAD Institute CRSP 19 165 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1 11 Children’s Hospital Boston 8 88 Genesys Diagnostics 6 6 LabCorp 197 2522 Mayo Clinic Labs 59 375 Partners Healthcare 197 1734 Quest Laboratories 1530 14210 Tufts Medical Center 157 832 UMASS Memorial Medical Center 2 2 Viracor 57 831 Other 16 70 Total Patients Tested* 3240 29371 Data are cumulative and current as of March 27, 2020 at 12:30PM. *Other commercial and clinical laboratories continue to come on line. As laboratory testing results are processed and the source verified, they will be integrated into this daily report .

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