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COVID-19 Hospitalizations Increase Continues 313 N. Figueroa Street, Room 806 • Los Angeles, CA 90012 • (213) 240- 8144 • [email protected] Facebook.com/LAPublicHealth • Twitter.com/LAPublicHealth For Immediate Release: January 07, 2021 COVID-19 Hospitalizations Increase Continues; Businesses Reminded of Safety Measures to Protect Staff and Customers - 218 New Deaths and 19,719 New Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Los Angeles County The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) confirmed 218 new deaths and 19,719 new cases of COVID-19. To date, Public Health identified 871,404 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 11,545 deaths. Of the 218 new deaths reported today, 20 deaths were reported by the City of Long Beach and one death was reported by the City of Pasadena. There are 8,098 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and 20% of these people are in the ICU. Since January 3, the number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 has increased by more than 550 people. Testing results are available for nearly 4,890,000 individuals with 17% of people testing positive. Today's daily test positivity rate is 20.4% Because COVID-19 is spreading throughout L.A. County at an alarming acceleration, businesses are reminded they have a duty to protect employees, customers and residents from transmission of COVID-19 as much as possible and implement all safety measures in the business protocols that prevent COVID-19 transmission. Public Health's compliance teams continue to visit businesses across the County every day and review public health protocols with business owners, identify deficiencies, and issue citations for businesses out of compliance. From December 6, 2020 through January 3, 2021 a total of 143 citations were issued to businesses including restaurants, gyms, personal care salons, hair salons/barbershops, places of worship, and shopping malls for noncompliance with Health Officer Orders. Since the end of August, a total of 526 citations have been issued. Businesses that are not adhering to safety protocols to protect workers and customers contribute to increased risk for COVID-19 spread. A list of non-compliant businesses that received citations can be found online. To assist L.A. County businesses follow the required protocols and maintain their operations with as much safety as possible for their staff, customers, and visitors, Public Health encourages businesses to take advantage of the COVID-19 Safety Compliance Certification Program. The program provides business owners and employees the opportunity to take a free online training about COVID-19 infection control protocols and allows businesses to self-certify that they are fully implementing protocols in compliance with infection control and physical distancing requirements. To date, a total of 18,452 employees and employers have completed the training. “Our hearts go out to the families that are grieving the loss of a loved one to COVID-19,” said Barbara Ferrer, PhD, MPH, MEd, Director of Public Health. "Everyone in L.A. County, businesses and residents, needs to follow the rules if there is any chance we can get out of this surge by the end of the month. Every day we report a large number of people newly infected with COVID-19, it is like a reset on the clock for when we can get back to our recovery journey. I implore everyone to stay home as much as possible. Shopping for anything except food and medicine and mingling with others are activities we all need to stop doing for the next few weeks as it increases risk. There are just too many people spreading the virus, too many people sick and hospitalized and each person that dies is one too many." The Reopening Protocols, COVID-19 Surveillance Interactive Dashboard, Roadmap to Recovery, Recovery Dashboard, and additional things you can do to protect yourself, your family and your community are on the Public Health website,www.publichealth.lacounty.gov. Please see additional information below: Laboratory Confirmed Total Cases 871404* Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas) 827016 Long Beach 36696 Pasadena 7692 Deaths 11545 Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas) 10936 Long Beach 440 Pasadena 169 Age Group (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas) 0 to 4: 16007 5 to 11: 38385 12 to 17: 47586 18 to 29: 199631 30 to 49: 279077 50 to 64: 157056 65 to 79: 61115 over 80: 22677 Under Investigation 5482 Gender (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas) Female: 418732 Male: 392579 Other: 319 Under Investigation 15386 Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas) American Indian/Alaska Native 1439 Asian: 32086 Black: 27058 Hispanic/Latino: 367469 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 3154 White: 78886 Other: 82884 Under Investigation: 234040 Hospitalization Hospitalized (Ever) 42739 Deaths Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas) American Indian/Alaska Native: 22 Asian: 1504 Black: 937 Hispanic/Latino: 5611 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 48 White: 2578 Other: 146 Under Investigation: 90 CITY / COMMUNITY CASES (Case Rate**) City of Agoura Hills 654 ( 3132 ) City of Alhambra 4717 ( 5439 ) City of Arcadia 1836 ( 3179 ) City of Artesia 1448 ( 8622 ) City of Avalon 6 ( 155 ) City of Azusa 4573 ( 9139 ) City of Baldwin Park 9528 ( 12411 ) City of Bell 4815 ( 13253 ) City of Bell Gardens 6167 ( 14318 ) City of Bellflower 7662 ( 9857 ) City of Beverly Hills 1807 ( 5235 ) City of Bradbury 32 ( 2993 ) City of Burbank 5856 ( 5464 ) City of Calabasas 769 ( 3162 ) City of Carson 6172 ( 6577 ) City of Cerritos 1991 ( 3977 ) City of Claremont 1570 ( 4303 ) City of Commerce* 1869 ( 14301 ) City of Compton 12088 ( 12100 ) City of Covina 4630 ( 9443 ) City of Cudahy 3480 ( 14293 ) City of Culver City 1452 ( 3642 ) City of Diamond Bar 2191 ( 3809 ) City of Downey 13037 ( 11410 ) City of Duarte 1607 ( 7299 ) City of El Monte 12625 ( 10766 ) City of El Segundo 428 ( 2550 ) City of Gardena 4272 ( 6968 ) City of Glendale 12628 ( 6115 ) City of Glendora 3334 ( 6319 ) City of Hawaiian Gardens 1626 ( 11079 ) City of Hawthorne 6830 ( 7693 ) City of Hermosa Beach 649 ( 3299 ) City of Hidden Hills 45 ( 2381 ) City of Huntington Park 8342 ( 14024 ) City of Industry 114 ( 26087 ) City of Inglewood 9185 ( 8087 ) City of Irwindale 190 ( 13023 ) City of La Canada Flintridge 533 ( 2576 ) City of La Habra Heights 89 ( 1632 ) City of La Mirada 3016 ( 6081 ) City of La Puente 4962 ( 12193 ) City of La Verne 1939 ( 5826 ) City of Lakewood 4887 ( 6081 ) City of Lancaster* 15175 ( 9392 ) City of Lawndale 2299 ( 6839 ) City of Lomita 869 ( 4192 ) City of Lynwood* 9725 ( 13498 ) City of Malibu 238 ( 1836 ) City of Manhattan Beach 875 ( 2431 ) City of Maywood 3836 ( 13676 ) City of Monrovia 2183 ( 5626 ) City of Montebello 7581 ( 11776 ) City of Monterey Park 3292 ( 5287 ) City of Norwalk 11352 ( 10548 ) City of Palmdale 17085 ( 10747 ) City of Palos Verdes Estates 244 ( 1804 ) City of Paramount 7360 ( 13137 ) City of Pico Rivera 8197 ( 12751 ) City of Pomona 18188 ( 11664 ) City of Rancho Palos Verdes 877 ( 2052 ) City of Redondo Beach 1743 ( 2537 ) City of Rolling Hills 27 ( 1392 ) City of Rolling Hills Estates 161 ( 1984 ) City of Rosemead 3241 ( 5855 ) City of San Dimas* 2109 ( 6110 ) City of San Fernando 3632 ( 14757 ) City of San Gabriel 2151 ( 5252 ) City of San Marino 259 ( 1951 ) City of Santa Clarita 13442 ( 6098 ) City of Santa Fe Springs 1982 ( 10793 ) City of Santa Monica 3056 ( 3306 ) City of Sierra Madre 328 ( 2985 ) City of Signal Hill 798 ( 6764 ) City of South El Monte 2485 ( 11898 ) City of South Gate 13521 ( 13775 ) City of South Pasadena 931 ( 3573 ) City of Temple City 1682 ( 4614 ) City of Torrance 4521 ( 3029 ) City of Vernon 76 ( 36364 ) City of Walnut 1186 ( 3884 ) City of West Covina 9202 ( 8502 ) City of West Hollywood 1563 ( 4230 ) City of Westlake Village 77 ( 921 ) City of Whittier 8111 ( 9277 ) Los Angeles 352044 ( 8704 ) Los Angeles - Adams-Normandie 834 ( 10168 ) Los Angeles - Alsace 1113 ( 8943 ) Los Angeles - Angeles National Forest 4 ( 10000 ) Los Angeles - Angelino Heights 195 ( 7794 ) Los Angeles - Arleta 4999 ( 14545 ) Los Angeles - Atwater Village 936 ( 6382 ) Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills 1898 ( 6098 ) Los Angeles - Bel Air 267 ( 3168 ) Los Angeles - Beverly Crest 434 ( 3465 ) Los Angeles - Beverlywood 581 ( 4411 ) Los Angeles - Boyle Heights* 13079 ( 15053 ) Los Angeles - Brentwood 994 ( 3211 ) Los Angeles - Brookside 20 ( 3442 ) Los Angeles - Cadillac-Corning 508 ( 7134 ) Los Angeles - Canoga Park 6453 ( 9884 ) Los Angeles - Carthay 683 ( 4755 ) Los Angeles - Central 5685 ( 14580 ) Los Angeles - Century City 395 ( 3088 ) Los Angeles - Century Palms/Cove 4476 ( 13256 ) Los Angeles - Chatsworth 2504 ( 6756 ) Los Angeles - Cheviot Hills 296 ( 3228 ) Los Angeles - Chinatown 523 ( 6520 ) Los Angeles - Cloverdale/Cochran 1114 ( 7655 ) Los Angeles - Country Club Park 1069 ( 7055 ) Los Angeles - Crenshaw District 1018 ( 7361 ) Los Angeles - Crestview 686 ( 6034 ) Los Angeles - Del Rey 1422 ( 4750 ) Los Angeles - Downtown* 2660 ( 9670 ) Los Angeles - Eagle Rock 2640 ( 6669 ) Los Angeles - East Hollywood 2251 ( 7686 ) Los Angeles - Echo Park 953 ( 6685 ) Los Angeles - El Sereno 4559 ( 10905 ) Los Angeles - Elysian Park 361 ( 6320 ) Los Angeles - Elysian Valley 946 ( 9301 ) Los Angeles - Encino 2312 ( 5118 ) Los Angeles - Exposition 253 ( 7607 ) Los Angeles - Exposition Park 4410 ( 9818 ) Los Angeles - Faircrest Heights 150 ( 4167 ) Los Angeles - Figueroa Park Square 1005 ( 11524 ) Los Angeles - Florence-Firestone 6964 ( 14678 ) Los Angeles - Glassell Park 2376 ( 7518 ) Los Angeles - Gramercy
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