COVID-19

As of Tuesday, Trauma Service Area-F, which includes Lamar, Titus, Hopkins, Cass, Delta, Morris, Red River, and Bowie counties, has a 22.1% hospitalization rate, well above the 15% threshold COVID patients as a percentage of all hospital patients. The rate will need to trend below 15% for seven straight days …

Titus County Judge Brian Lee reported that TRMC is well prepared to receive more vaccine on his Facebook page. He added that he believes that Mt Pleasant will be one of 28 vaccine hubs statewide. Next week should be the time frame for another vaccine delivery in Titus County, but …

Lamar County COVID-19 Report for 1/11/21 – 1/12/21 One additional death – 90-year-old female There are 41 new cases and 63 new cases* found in NEDSS that weren’t on our Master List (dates vary from 12/30/20 to 1/9/21) Total cases: 4,955 Total PCR: 2,266 Total antigen: 2,599 Total antibody: 124 …

Molecular & Antigen Cumulative Cases: 2,430 Molecular & Antigen Cumulative Recoveries: 2,115 Fatalities: 79 Total Active: 236 There are 22 patients in the COVID Unit. As of 6:00 pm Monday, January 11, 2021, a total of 7,869 COVID tests have been performed at the testing center located at 128-A Jefferson …

Texas reported 23,766 new COVID-19 cases and 121 deaths Monday. The 14 day total is 279,639. Currently, hospitals have one-in-five beds occupied by a COVID patient.

Following a tour of the Esports Stadium mass vaccination hub in Arlington Monday, Governor Abbott said they had distributed 1.8 million doses in Texas, with over 700,000 still ready to be given. For the next month, Abbott says, each week, the state will receive 310-thousand first doses of the COVID-19 …

The number of people infected and hospitalized with the coronavirus in recent days continues to climb in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 3,885 new coronavirus infections and 14 deaths on Monday, along with 1,926 people hospitalized with COVID-19.

Lamar County COVID-19 Report for 1/9/2021-1/10/2021: There are three additional deaths, including a 57-year-old male, a 64-year-old male, and an 81-year-old female. There are 78 New Cases. Total Cases: 4,851 Total PCR: 2,187 Total Antigen: 2,574 Total Antibody: 90 There are 83 Total Deaths *The Texas DSHS Coronavirus Dashboard is …

Molecular & Antigen Cumulative Cases: 2,415 Molecular & Antigen Cumulative Recoveries: 2,111 Fatalities: 79 Total Active: 225 There are 22 patients in the COVID Unit. As of 5:00 pm Saturday, January 9, 2021, a total of 7,784 COVID tests have been performed at the testing center at 128-A Jefferson Street.

Texas reported 14,043 new COVID-19 cases and 158 deaths. The 14-day total is 276,344, and a record 13,921 people were hospitalized statewide with COVID-19. That is up more than 1,600 from New Years Day and up 29% since Christmas morning.