Coronavirus by the Numbers: COVID-19 Metrics in Each of Illinois’ 11 Health Care Regions – NBC Chicago

After an uptick in cases of coronavirus in late March and early April, numbers have steadied considerably across the state of Illinois.

Some areas are still seeing upticks in hospitalizations, including Region 3, located in western Illinois, and Region 8, comprised of Kane and DuPage counties, but for the most part, those metrics have either steadied or began to decrease in the state.

Here is where things stand in each of Illinois 11 health care regions.

Positivity Rate: 5.3% (increasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 15% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 8/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 5.2% (steady)

ICU Bed Availability: 16% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 9/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 2.7% (decreasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 24% (increasing)

Hospitalization Trends: 8/10 days increasing

Positivity Rate: 2.6% (steady)

ICU Bed Availability: 34% (increasing)

Hospitalization Trends: 9/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 2% (increasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 20% (increasing)

Hospitalization Trends: 9/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 3% (increasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 40% (increasing)

Hospitalization Trends: 7/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 5.6% (steady)

ICU Bed Availability: 23% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 8/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 5.4% (decreasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 23% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 6/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 3.8% (decreasing)

ICU Bed Availability: 27% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 5/10 days increasing

Positivity Rate: 4.8% (steady)

ICU Bed Availability: 18% (decreasing)

Hospitalization Trends: 10/10 days decreasing or steady

Positivity Rate: 4.6% (steady)

ICU Bed Availability: 21% (steady)

Hospitalization Trends: 5/10 days increasing

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Coronavirus by the Numbers: COVID-19 Metrics in Each of Illinois' 11 Health Care Regions - NBC Chicago