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(March 29, 2020 3:14 PM)  Michigan reported 836 coronavirus (COVID-19) positive test cases today,  with the state reported total now at 5,486.

The State of Michigan is reporting 21 COVID-19-related deaths today, bringing the state total to 132.  Yesterday, Henry Ford Allegiance Health reported Jackson County’s first COVID-19 related death.

The State of Michigan is reporting there are 24 confirmed COVID-19 positive cases in Jackson County.  As of 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, Henry Ford Allegiance Health reported 11 inpatients with positive cases of COVID-19, with an additional 24 “persons under investigation” who are awaiting lab results and are being cared for on isolated units, preventing spread of the virus to other patients.

The state will now be reporting numbers daily at 3 PM.  The MDHHS will no longer provide a daily county breakdown, but will report a cumulative county by county total.

This information is updated daily at 3 p.m., with COVID-19 results included as of 10 a.m..

Overall Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by County

County

Cases

Deaths

Allegan

2

 

Barry

1

 

Bay

5

 

Berrien

29

 

Calhoun

15

 

Cass

4

 

Charlevoix

4

 

Cheboygan

1

 

Clare

1

 

Clinton

14

 

Crawford

1

 

Detroit City

1542

35

Eaton

8

 

Emmet

4

 

Genesee

127

5

Gladwin

3

 

Gogebic

1

1

Grand Traverse

6

 

Gratiot

3

 

Hillsdale

10

1

Huron

3

 

Ingham

43

 

Ionia

2

 

Iosco

1

 

Isabella

4

1

Jackson

24

1

Kalamazoo

19

 

Kalkaska

4

 

Kent

72

1

Lapeer

4

 

Leelanau

1

 

Lenawee

15

 

Livingston

59

2

Macomb

620

20

Manistee

1

 

Marquette

2

 

Mecosta

1

1

Midland

8

 

Missaukee

1

1

Monroe

38

 

Montcalm

3

 

Muskegon

13

2

Newaygo

1

 

Oakland

1170

34

Oceana

2

 

Ogemaw

1

 

Osceola

2

 

Otsego

17

 

Ottawa

25

 

Roscommon

1

 

Saginaw

24

 

Sanilac

2

 

Shiawassee

5

 

St. Clair

20

 

Tuscola

4

1

Van Buren

4

 

Washtenaw

231

5

Wayne

1162

21

Wexford

1

 

Other*

77

 

Out of State

18

 

Total

5486

132

City of Detroit and Wayne County are reported separately.

*MDOC

 

Overall Percentage of Cases by Sex

Sex

%

Male

50%

Female

50%

 

Percentage of Cases by Age

Age

%

0 to 19 years

1%

20 to 29 years

9%

30 to 39 years

13%

40 to 49 years

17%

50 to 59 years

20%

60 to 69 years

19%

70 to 79 years

14%

80+ years

8%

 

Overall Percentage of Deceased by Sex

Sex

%

Male

69%

Female

30%

Unknown

1%

 

Age Data of Overall Deceased

Average Age

64.4 years

Median Age

65 years

Age Range

25-97 years

 As of March 27, MDHHS will begin reporting COVID-19 case numbers and testing numbers at a new time. In a daily update at 3 p.m., the department will provide statewide numbers for: 

  • Cumulative cases and deaths broken down by county.
  • A map illustrating case density by county.
  • Percentage of cases by age range (in 10-year increments).
  • Overall percentage of cases by sex.
  • Overall percentage of deceased by sex.
  • Cumulative number of specimens tested for COVID-19.
  • Average age, median age and age range of deaths.

“As the number of people tested and case counts have drastically increased in recent days, our team has prioritized how it is reporting this information,” said Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, chief medical executive and chief deputy for health. “Our goal is to provide timely and accurate data during this pandemic.”

MDHHS will no longer provide a daily breakdown by county of confirmed cases. In an effort to simplify reporting, MDHHS will include those numbers in the cumulative table

Health care providers, local health departments or others may publicly announce cases or deaths before they are included in the statewide count. Local public health departments are a great source of information and may report more details on specific cases than the state.

Providing accurate and timely public information in a rapidly changing situation is a top priority for health officials. As the statewide response changes to meet current needs, there may be additional changes to numbers reported.

Information around this outbreak is changing rapidly. The latest information is available at Michigan.gov/Coronavirus and CDC.gov/Coronavirus.

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