Three years in the past this month, the primary case of COVID was recognized within the United States. Here are the newest figures on the pandemic, collected by UCLA Health hospitals and clinics.
Clinical care
- 49,662: Patients handled for COVID-19 in ambulatory settings (not hospitalized)
- 5,594: Patients hospitalized with COVID-19 since starting of pandemic
- 1,156: Total sufferers admitted to ICU (20.7% of all circumstances)
- 591: Patients requiring air flow (10.6%)
- 18: Current variety of inpatients as of Jan. 27, 2023 (down from 39 two weeks in the past)
Testing and vaccination
- 346,234: Patients examined for COVID-19 (all settings)
- 37,948: Positive outcomes (11%)
- 290,606: Negative outcomes (83.9%)
- 17,680: Inconclusive or no consequence (5.1%)
- 1,187,534: COVID-19 PCR exams carried out at UCLA Health Lab (consists of repeat exams on identical affected person)
- 299,160: Total COVID-19 vaccine doses administered
Telehealth
- Prior to COVID, 0.5% of our complete visits had been telehealth (between 15-40 visits per day)
- In April 2020 (peak of telehealth), 60% of our complete visits had been telehealth (3,500 visits per day)
- Now that we’ve got stabilized, 16% of our complete visits are telehealth. Some departments (resembling psychiatry) do much more (over 50% of their complete quantity).
- Since March 1, 2020, we’ve got accomplished 1,335,404 telehealth visits