Facilities with Outbreaks 557 Source: Facility Self-Report Survey Cases at Facilities – Residents 24,093 Source: Facility Self-Report Survey Cases at Facilities – Staff 12,203 Source: Facility Self-Report Survey Deaths Reported – Residents* 6,495 Source: Facility Self-Report Survey Deaths Reported – Staff* 117 Source: Facility Self-Report Survey Lab Confirmed LTC Resident/Staff Deaths** 6,380 Source: NJDOH CDRSS
COVID-19 Cases by County Bergen County: 18928 Positive Test Results 1681 Deaths Hudson County: 18755 Positive Test Results 1257 Deaths Essex County: 18421 Positive Test Results 1755 Deaths Passaic County: 16683 Positive Test Results 1007 Deaths Middlesex County: 16513 Positive Test Results 1094 Deaths Union County: 16315 Positive Test Results 1131 Deaths Ocean County: 9306 Positive Test Results 828 Deaths Monmouth County: 8804 Positive Test Results 688 Deaths Mercer County: 7393 Positive
During today’s briefing Governor Murphy urged residents to get tested this weekend for COVID-19. There are now 208 testing sites across the state to get tested including local urgent care and pharmacy locations. “This weekend make a plan, get tested. Do it for yourself, do it for your family, do it for your community.”, Murphy
As of now, over 4.7 million people have been infected with the novel coronavirus and around 315,000 deaths have been reported all across the globe. In the U.S. alone, the number of COVID-19 cases has risen to a staggering 1.48 million. The state of New Jersey is one of the two states with the highest
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Some children in NJ are experiencing a mysterious inflammatory syndrome thought to be related to the COVID-19 virus. During Governor Murphy’s daily COVID-19 briefing on May 15, 2020, Judy Persichelli, Commissioner of the Department of Health, commented on the relation of the new syndrome to COVID-19 by stating there has been, “…no established clear link
1-month-old boy in Atlantic County tests positive for coronavirus According to media reports, a 1-month-old boy in Atlantic County tested positive for coronavirus. The child is the youngest of the 148,000 children in the state infected with COVID-19. Reports have not provided the city in which the Atlantic County infant resides. The first child in New Jersey to have been killed by the virus is a 4 year-old child who died earlier this month. The child had underlying conditions that have yet to be revealed but it was confirmed the child’s undisclosed condition complicated the situation and was a contributing factor to their death. During Tuesday’s daily news briefing, Judy Persichilli, State Health Commissioner, did not mention the youngest positive COVID-19 patient, but confirmed New Jersey currently has 9 positive cases of coronavirus in children 3-18, with pulmonary inflammatory syndrome. Of the 9 children, 3 children
Governor Murphy announced during today’s briefing the new procedures for the July 7, 2020 Primary Election. “This will be a primarily, and that’s an important word, vote-by-mail election. ” Murphy stated. “However, we will ensure that a limited number of in-person polling places in each county will be open to ensure everyone’s right to vote.”
By Staff for NJHeatlhSource.com Updated 5/14/20 Some children in NJ are experiencing a mysterious inflammatory syndrome thought to be related to the COVID-19 virus. During Governor Murphy’s daily COVID-19 briefing, Judy Persichelli, Commissioner of the Department of Health, commented on the relation of the new syndrome to COVID-19 by stating there has been, “…no established
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