Coronavirus: First look at California's hospitalization data [mercurynews.com]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 4/2/209:32 AM

By Emily Deruy, Bay Area News Group, April 2, 2020

Santa Clara County trails San Diego and Los Angeles counties when it comes to the number of confirmed coronavirus patients who have been hospitalized.

That’s according to a new searchable dashboard from the state, which offers a first look at how intensely COVID-19 is hitting hospitals in counties across the state.

As of Wednesday, hospitals reported a total of 1,855 patients confirmed to have the virus. Los Angeles County, by far the hardest hit, reported 713 hospitalizations, followed by San Diego at 158 and Santa Clara at 155. A total of 92 percent of facilities — comprising 95 percent of the state’s total beds — had responded by Wednesday afternoon.

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