Iowa COVID-19 update for 4/3/21: 4 additional deaths; 597 additional cases
April 3rd, 2021 by Ric Hanson
The Iowa Department of Public Health’s Coronavirus dashboard, as of 10-a.m., Saturday, showed there were 597 additional positive test results for COVID returned from the labs since Friday’s report, for a total of 381,335. There were three additional deaths reported, for a pandemic total of 5,754. Long-Term Care facility deaths account for 2,245 of the total number of deaths across the state.
There remain two Long-Term Care facility outbreaks, with 17 positive cases among residents and staff within those facilities. Health officials say COVID-related hospitalizations stand at 200, four less than Friday. There are 44 COVID patients in an ICU. Health officials say 34 people were admitted to a hospital across the state (compared to 40 previously), and 20 patients are on a ventilator.
RMCC Region 4 hospitals (those in western/southwest Iowa) show: There are 14 hospitalized with COVID; 10 COVID patients are in an ICU; four people were admitted with symptoms of COVID, and there are four COVID patients on a ventilator. The 14-day positivity rate is 4.7%. The seven-day rate fell went is 4.7%.
In the KJAN listening area, here are the current number positive cases by County; The # of new cases since yesterday {+} – if any; and the total number of deaths in each county to date:
- Cass, 1,408 cases; {+4}; 54 deaths
- Adair, 957; {+0}; 32
- Adams, 330 {+0}; 4
- Audubon, 507 {+0}; 9
- Guthrie, 1,239 {+1}; 28
- Harrison County, 1,849; {+10}; 71
- Madison County, 1,642; {+2; 19
- Mills County, 1,716; {+1}; 20
- Montgomery, 1,061 {+2}; 37
- Pottawattamie County, 11,443; {+44}; 154
- Shelby County, 1,296 {+0}; 34
- Union County, 1,308; {+3}; 32