United States COVID-19 Statistics

Updated Jul 13, 2020 @ 5:15pm EDT

Population 330,756,000

Cases

3,346,246

Total
1.01% Per Capita

Deaths

135,477

Total
0.041% Per Capita

Recovered

1,541,846

Total
1,668,923 In Recovery

New Cases

41,304

July 13
1.2% Growth

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Yesterday there were 59,017 new confirmed* cases, 10,750 recoveries, 428 deaths. The current 7-day rolling average of 59,473 new cases/day grew 49.6% from 14 days ago, at that rate...

Cases in 7 Days

3,814,794

Estimated
468,548 New Cases

Cases in 14 Days

4,389,298

Estimated
1,043,052 New Cases

Cases in 30 Days

6,238,347

Estimated
2,892,101 New Cases

U.S.
Mortality Rate

Currently

W.H.O.
Mortality Rate

3.6%

Average

Deaths in 7 Days

152,592

Estimated
17,115 New Deaths

Deaths in 14 Days

175,572

Estimated
40,095 New Deaths

Deaths in 30 Days

249,534

Estimated
114,057 New Deaths

* The number of cases displayed reflects how many have been tested & confirmed so far. It does NOT include the potentially many undetected people who are currently infected with COVID-19, whether asymptomatic or undiagnosed.

Case / Death Rates & Mortality

A sign of progress is the average number of cases & deaths per day dropping. Note that cases slowing can indicate a slowing infection rate, slowing testing rate, or a combination of these factors.

Higher mortality rates can indicate strained medical resources, low testing rates, or a combination of these factors.

Testing Stats

Tests Performed

40,282,176

Total as of Jul 12
12.18% Per Capita

Tests Per Day

666,622

7 Day Avg
0.2% Per Capita

Positive Test Rate

8.4%

7 Day Avg
W.H.O. target: 10% max

Another gauge of expanding infection is an increasing positive test rate relative to overall testing.

Cumulative Stats

Hospitalization Stats

The average rate of non-ICU hospitalization is 15%. The United States has approximately 827,000 non-ICU hospital beds in total.

Current Non-ICU Patients

250,338

Estimated (15% of Cases)

Non-ICU Capacity

31%

Estimated In Use

Non-ICU Days Left

25^{days | Aug 7}

Estimated Til 100% Capacity

At the current case rate...

Patients in 7 Days

572,219

Estimated

Patients in 14 Days

658,395

Estimated

Patients in 30 Days

935,752

Estimated

The average rate of ICU hospitalization is 5%. The United States has approximately 46,000 ICU hospital beds that can treat CV19, with another 46,000 that could be potentially reallocated for CV19 treatment for 92,000 in total. At the current rate...

Current ICU Patients

83,446

Estimated (5% of Cases)

ICU Capacity

91%

Estimated In Use

ICU Days Left

1^{days | Jul 14}

Estimated Til 100% Capacity

At the current case rate...

ICU Patients in 7 Days

190,740

Estimated

ICU Patients in 14 Days

219,465

Estimated

ICU Patients in 30 Days

311,917

Estimated

Flu Comparison

Some people say COVID-19 is like the flu, is it?

The 10-year average of about 28,645,000 flu cases per year has a 1.6% hospitalization rate and a 0.13% mortality rate. Unfortunately, CV19 is currently 31 times more deadly at 4% with a 20% overall hospitalization rate. If there were 28,645,000 cases...

Flu Hospitalizations

458,320

Total

CV19 Hospitalizations

5,729,000

Total

Flu Deaths

37,239

Total

CV19 Deaths

1,145,800

Total

State Level Stats

	TOTAL Cases	TOTAL Deaths	MORTALITY Rate	TOTAL Recovered	AVG TESTS Per/Day	AVG CASES Per/Day	14-DAY Growth	STATE Policy
New York ^#1	402,263 2.1% pop	32,390 0.2% pop	8.1%	186,824	62,418 0.3% pop	654	-6.97%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
California ^#2	326,188 0.8% pop	7,053 0.01% pop	2.2%	87,429	130,904 0.3% pop	8,552	+54%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Florida ^#3	282,435 1.3% pop	4,277 0.02% pop	1.5%	32,650	98,708 0.5% pop	9,958	+51.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Texas ^#4	262,762 0.9% pop	3,216 0.01% pop	1.2%	136,419	63,130 0.2% pop	9,690	+74.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
New Jersey ^#5	175,522 2% pop	15,560 0.2% pop	8.9%	81,685	24,320 0.3% pop	271	+1.9%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Illinois ^#6	155,925 1.2% pop	7,393 0.1% pop	4.7%	115,839	38,894 0.3% pop	1,114	+48.7%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Arizona ^#7	123,824 1.7% pop	2,245 0.03% pop	1.8%	14,829	12,182 0.2% pop	3,481	+22.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Georgia ^#8	120,540 1.1% pop	3,022 0.02% pop	2.5%	18,420	18,543 0.2% pop	3,060	+58.8%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Massachusetts ^#9	111,827 1.6% pop	8,330 0.1% pop	7.4%	94,347	11,146 0.2% pop	232	+4%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Pennsylvania ^#10	100,330 0.8% pop	6,911 0.1% pop	6.9%	73,354	11,961 0.1% pop	771	+38.7%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
North Carolina ^#11	87,649 0.8% pop	1,529 0.01% pop	1.7%	55,318	23,517 0.2% pop	1,826	+30.8%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Louisiana ^#12	79,827 1.7% pop	3,423 0.1% pop	4.3%	46,334	10,548 0.2% pop	1,843	+88.4%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Michigan ^#13	77,198 0.8% pop	6,321 0.1% pop	8.2%	52,841	22,033 0.2% pop	548	+69.1%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Maryland ^#14	73,527 1.2% pop	3,325 0.1% pop	4.5%	5,230	14,114 0.2% pop	497	+31.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Virginia ^#15	71,642 0.8% pop	1,968 0.02% pop	2.7%	9,330	17,710 0.2% pop	704	+32.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Ohio ^#16	66,853 0.6% pop	3,064 0.02% pop	4.6%	44,663	23,351 0.2% pop	1,206	+53.2%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Tennessee ^#17	65,274 1% pop	749 0.01% pop	1.1%	36,996	10,901 0.2% pop	1,521	+57.8%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
South Carolina ^#18	58,168 1.1% pop	972 0.01% pop	1.7%	20,956	4,418 0.1% pop	1,686	+31.4%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Alabama ^#19	55,545 1.1% pop	1,124 0.02% pop	2%	25,783	9,486 0.2% pop	1,377	+43.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Indiana ^#20	52,037 0.8% pop	2,762 0.04% pop	5.3%	38,623	6,501 0.1% pop	488	+31.5%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Connecticut ^#21	47,510 1.3% pop	4,371 0.1% pop	9.2%	16,885	4,196 0.1% pop	82	-1.2%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Minnesota ^#22	42,772 0.8% pop	1,542 0.02% pop	3.6%	37,199	12,957 0.2% pop	593	+57.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Washington ^#23	40,656 0.5% pop	1,438 0.01% pop	3.5%	13,295	4,068 0.1% pop	680	+40.5%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Wisconsin ^#24	36,942 0.6% pop	821 0.01% pop	2.2%	28,670	7,645 0.1% pop	696	+62.6%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Colorado ^#25	36,895 0.6% pop	1,725 0.03% pop	4.7%	12,173	6,242 0.1% pop	407	+57.8%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Mississippi ^#26	36,680 1.2% pop	1,250 0.04% pop	3.4%	25,932	868 0.02% pop	770	+27.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Iowa ^#27	35,529 1.1% pop	754 0.02% pop	2.1%	26,665	6,052 0.2% pop	557	+44.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Utah ^#28	30,030 0.9% pop	216 0.007% pop	0.7%	17,303	7,706 0.2% pop	648	+20.7%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Nevada ^#29	28,515 0.9% pop	593 0.01% pop	2.1%	18,498	6,323 0.2% pop	753	+20.7%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Arkansas ^#30	28,367 0.9% pop	321 0.01% pop	1.1%	21,591	12,753 0.4% pop	651	+9%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Missouri ^#31	28,265 0.5% pop	1,104 0.01% pop	3.9%	6,105	10,958 0.2% pop	581	+82.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Nebraska ^#32	21,172 1.1% pop	286 0.01% pop	1.4%	15,860	4,249 0.2% pop	178	+14.8%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Oklahoma ^#33	20,746 0.5% pop	424 0.01% pop	2%	15,815	456 0.01% pop	615	+76.2%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Kansas ^#34	19,479 0.7% pop	297 0.01% pop	1.5%	11,304	3,099 0.1% pop	415	+62.7%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Kentucky ^#35	19,389 0.4% pop	625 0.01% pop	3.2%	5,344	268 0.006% pop	431	+99.5%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Rhode Island ^#36	17,487 1.7% pop	984 0.1% pop	5.6%	1,685	506 0.04% pop	46	+4.5%	Reopening State	VIEW »
New Mexico ^#37	15,028 0.7% pop	545 0.02% pop	3.6%	6,322	7,173 0.3% pop	254	+38%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Delaware ^#38	12,879 1.3% pop	517 0.1% pop	4%	7,120	3,294 0.3% pop	97	+21.3%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Oregon ^#39	12,438 0.3% pop	237 0.006% pop	1.9%	3,094	3,989 0.1% pop	278	+38.3%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
District of Columbia ^#40	10,906 1.5% pop	568 0.1% pop	5.2%	0	0 0% pop	53	+55.9%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Idaho ^#41	10,903 0.6% pop	102 0.006% pop	0.9%	3,114	2,912 0.2% pop	453	+111.7%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Puerto Rico ^#42	10,010 0.3% pop	167 0.005% pop	1.7%	1,359	288 0.009% pop	249	+154.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
South Dakota ^#43	7,524 0.9% pop	109 0.01% pop	1.4%	6,543	1,002 0.1% pop	63	+12.5%	Reopening State	VIEW »
New Hampshire ^#44	6,054 0.4% pop	391 0.02% pop	6.5%	5,027	1,087 0.1% pop	23	-20.69%	Reopening State	VIEW »
North Dakota ^#45	4,442 0.6% pop	87 0.01% pop	2%	3,653	1,628 0.2% pop	74	+124.2%	Reopening State	VIEW »
West Virginia ^#46	4,259 0.2% pop	96 0.005% pop	2.3%	2,819	3,213 0.2% pop	141	+206.5%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Maine ^#47	3,565 0.3% pop	114 0.008% pop	3.2%	3,008	2,424 0.2% pop	18	-50%	Reopening Regionally	VIEW »
Wyoming ^#48	1,862 0.3% pop	21 0.004% pop	1.1%	1,372	23 0.004% pop	33	+3.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Montana ^#49	1,843 0.2% pop	32 0.003% pop	1.7%	865	1,302 0.1% pop	78	+188.9%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Alaska ^#50	1,539 0.2% pop	17 0.002% pop	1.1%	620	2,099 0.3% pop	50	+138.1%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Vermont ^#51	1,301 0.2% pop	56 0.009% pop	4.3%	1,089	819 0.1% pop	7	+0%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Hawaii ^#52	1,220 0.1% pop	19 0.001% pop	1.6%	890	1,686 0.1% pop	29	+141.7%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Guam ^#53	312 0.2% pop	5 0.003% pop	1.6%	202	57 0.03% pop	5	+0%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Virgin Islands ^#54	206 0.2% pop	6 0.006% pop	2.9%	0	282 0.3% pop	10	+900%	Reopening State	VIEW »
Northern Mariana Islands ^#55	33 0.1% pop	19 0.03% pop	57.6%	19	0 0% pop	1	-100%	Reopening State	VIEW »

United States COVID-19 Statistics

Yesterday there were 59,017 new confirmed* cases, 10,750 recoveries, 428 deaths. The current 7-day rolling average of 59,473 new cases/day grew 49.6% from 14 days ago, at that rate...

Case / Death Rates & Mortality

A sign of progress is the average number of cases & deaths per day dropping. Note that cases slowing can indicate a slowing infection rate, slowing testing rate, or a combination of these factors.

Higher mortality rates can indicate strained medical resources, low testing rates, or a combination of these factors.

Testing Stats

Another gauge of expanding infection is an increasing positive test rate relative to overall testing.

Cumulative Stats

Hospitalization Stats

The average rate of non-ICU hospitalization is 15%. The United States has approximately 827,000 non-ICU hospital beds in total.

At the current case rate...

The average rate of ICU hospitalization is 5%. The United States has approximately 46,000 ICU hospital beds that can treat CV19, with another 46,000 that could be potentially reallocated for CV19 treatment for 92,000 in total. At the current rate...

At the current case rate...

Flu Comparison

Some people say COVID-19 is like the flu, is it?

The 10-year average of about 28,645,000 flu cases per year has a 1.6% hospitalization rate and a 0.13% mortality rate. Unfortunately, CV19 is currently 31 times more deadly at 4% with a 20% overall hospitalization rate. If there were 28,645,000 cases...

State Level Stats

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