Today’s #COVID19 numbers for Illinois:

- 10,573 new cases (confirmed+probable cases)
- 64,760 new test results reported
- 3,891 currently hospitalized
- 772 in ICU beds
- 343 on ventilators)
- 14 more deaths
- 10,210 total deaths (+353 probable deaths)
. @IDPH's explanation for reporting probable cases along with confirmed cases as of Friday (as recommended by the CDC):
64,760 new Covid-19 test results reported.

10,573 new cases reported (including probable cases).

I'm a bit frustrated with how IDPH is now presenting numbers, because now I won't be able to calculate my own test positivity rate due to probable cases.
Regional positivity (7-day avg) as of Nov 6 (individual charts in next tweets)

Region 1- 17.6%🚨
Region 2- 13.2%🚨
Region 3- 14.4%🚨
Region 4- 12.4%🚨
Region 5- 11.5%🚨
Region 6- 11.3%🚨
Region 7- 16.4%🚨
Region 8- 13.7%🚨
Region 9- 12.7%🚨
Region 10- 12.2%🚨
Region 11- 12.2%🚨
Region 1- 17.6%🚨Tier I mitigations since Oct 3. Tier II mitigations took effect Oct 25
Region 2- 13.2% 🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Nov 4
Region 3- 14.4%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Nov 1
Region 4- 12.4%🚨Under Tier I mitigations (for a second time) since Oct 28
Region 5- 11.5%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Oct 22
Region 6- 11.3%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Nov 2
Region 7- 16.4%🚨Under Tier I mitigations (for a second time) since Oct 23
Region 8- 13.7%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Oct 23
Region 9- 12.7%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Oct 31
Region 10- 12.2%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Oct 28
Region 11- 12.2%🚨Under Tier I mitigations since Oct 30
A reminder of what those Tier I and II mitigations are and how a region gets there:
Statewide hospitalization stats 🚨ON THE RISE🚨 (as always, updated at 11:59 p.m. the night before):

There are currently 4,409 Illinoisans hospitalized with Covid-19.

Of those, 857 are in ICU beds.

376 are on ventilators.

Hospitalizations are a lagging indicator of infection.
14 more Illinoisans have died after a Covid-19 diagnosis for a total of 10,210 total deaths (+353 additional probable deaths).
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