Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Maricopa County COVID-19 Data

Data Collection Since January 22, 2020

Updated: 04/02/2020

Total Number 
of Cases

8,518 1

Up 178 from yesterday

Total Number 
of Deaths

381

Up 13 from yesterday

Hospital 
Admissions

1,119 (13%)

Intensive Care Unit
Admissions

311 (4%)

1. Total number of cases are cumulative. Case numbers include only those that have been lab-confirmed and include hospital and ICU admissions.
Note: Maricopa County daily counts may vary slightly from state reporting due to differences in data reporting download times.

Highlights

  • People aged 65 or older or those who have at least one chronic health condition make up 72% of those who have been hospitalized and 94% of deaths for COVID-19.
  • Supporting those at the highest risk for severe disease is essential so that they can stay home and away from others.
  • The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations are leveling off. This trend indicates social distancing measures seem to be working and we need to continue our efforts to keep flattening the curve.

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Recent Updates

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  1. Maricopa County Launches Text-Message Outreach to Positive COVID-19 Cases

    Tech solution helps Public Health more efficiently inform positive cases how to control the spread Read on...

  2. Maricopa County Public Health Launches Massive COVID-19 Investigation and Contact Tracing Effort

    Public Health is implementing a scalable plan to grow its existing disease investigation team Read on...

  3. Food Assistance and More: Maricopa County, Partners Alert Public to Available Services

    Maricopa County Human Services Department has launched or expanded several initiatives to support people who are facing additional hardship right now. Read on...
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