Coronavirus updates: California officially passes 10,000 COVID-19 deaths, state confirms About half of Sacramento County coronavirus deaths are age 80 or older, officials say
The interactive map is color-coded showing the deeper red areas have the most cases. The Public Health Order continues to reinforce the direction that all individuals stay home as much as possible and carry on with social distancing and Please turn on JavaScript and try again. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. In Sacramento County, as in many other jurisdictions, this can’t be accurately estimated at the moment because the county has not publicly reported age-specific breakdowns for tests performed, so it’s still unknown from how many total lab results the 385 positive cases in the 80-plus age group have come. Return to content. Epidemiology; Laboratory Testing; Health Care; Map of Cases by Zip Code; Epidemiology; Laboratory Testing; Health Care; Map of Cases by Zip Code; Return to content. Toggle navigation SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A new Sacramento County website zeroes in on the number of coronavirus cases by zip code. That figure is updated on Fridays, the county dashboard says.The county and the state are similar in terms of the ratio of deaths in the 80-plus population compared to their reported case totals among this demographic: 79 deaths out of 385 confirmed Sacramento County cases is about 21%, while 4,106 deaths among 17,926 statewide cases is 23%.While at first glance these figures might seem to imply that between one-fifth and one-quarter of those aged 80 or older who contract COVID-19 may be expected to die, there are three major reasons why one shouldn’t use either of these percentages as a measure of the virus’ true mortality rate for this age demographic.The first issue involves testing. Return to content. To support vital, local reporting like the coronavirus coverage, please sign up for a digital subscription to sacbee.comUnless the entire population undergoes diagnostic testing, it’s only possible to estimate the true prevalence of the coronavirus in any given community or demographic within that community. That leaves at least about 2,400 cases considered active — which is, once again, an underestimate due to the unresolved data issue.Though the coronavirus is still considered deadliest in the oldest of populations, there have been some recent signs locally of COVID-19 prevalence, death and severe cases becoming more frequent in younger adults.Of the first 69 deaths Sacramento County reported during the pandemic, most of them from March through May, just five were residents below the traditional retirement age of 65. Kids can still catch it though: The county says 873 infections, or 8.3% of all cases, have come in minors.California has recorded no coronavirus deaths in children under 13. The county did start tracking cases by decade group, though, in July. The CA National Guard will operate a community-based pop-up COVID-19 testing site on Wednesday, August 12 at 8:00 a.m. in Elk Grove, at Elk Grove Regional Park (9950 Elk Grove Florin Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95624). The state as of Thursday morning had As for the three neighboring counties that make up the immediate Sacramento area, Yolo as of Wednesday did not include an age breakdown for its 42 COVID-19 fatalities; Placer has classified its 20 deaths as 17 above age 65 and three between ages 50 and 64; and El Dorado has reported just one coronavirus death, a Lake Tahoe area man over age 65.The county hasn’t officially released or confirmed ages for the victims, but they were documented by the Davis Enterprise newspaper in May, as told by family and friends. To know what percentage of COVID-19 cases are dying in any given age group, one would have to know how many total — not just lab-tested — cases have occurred across this population. The Order goes into effect July 14, at 3 p.m., and will be in effect until it is rescinded or amended by the Health Officer.
Gavin Newsom is expected to appoint an acting director Monday. That’s a rate of about 7%. Additionally, St. Paul’s Missionary Baptist Church Community Testing Site is ramping up to be on the same appointment system, supply chain, and test processing/results through StemExpress as our other Community-Based Testing Sites – expect St. Paul’s scheduling information coming soon for appointments every Friday starting Aug. 14! The Health Order aligns with previous health orders, but supersedes those of March 19, April 7, May 1, May 26, June 12, June 19, June 29, and July 2. It’s perhaps the most pinpointed breakdown we’ve seen so far. The newest Community-Based Testing Site in Rancho Cordova is now scheduling free COVID-19 testing appointments for Tuesdays. Return to content.
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