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Hays County COVID-19 Update November 10

NOTE: Hays County offices are closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11; we will not have a COVID-19 update that day.

Hays County Local Health Department (HCLHD) reports 73 new lab-confirmed cases, one (1) new hospitalization and 66 additional people now considered recovered.

The total number of individuals considered recovered is 5,983. The total number of lab-confirmed cases is 6,486 with 412 of those considered active*. The number of active cases from just the past 21 days is 604. The number of probable cases is 795. To be more in line with how the test results are being reported by the state health department, HCLHD is now reporting the probable cases separately in our COVID-19 updates. See the full Case Criteria Definitions on our website.

The number of negative tests is 39,717. Hays County has had 397 total hospitalizations and eight (8) people are currently hospitalized. Some patients are in hospitals outside Hays County but are included in our numbers if they reside here. Likewise, an individual from another county who is in a local hospital would be accounted for in their county of residence.

November 10 Report

Lab-Confirmed Negative
Tests
Recovered Cases Active Last 21 days Active
All Cases
Probable

Cases

COVID-related Fatalities Total Hospitalizations Current Hospitalizations
6,486 39,717 5,983 604 412 795 91 397 8

 

Age Range Female Male Total Fatalities
0-9 yrs. 112 118 230 0
10-19 yrs. 455 321 776 0
20-29 yrs. 1,142 1,167 2,309 1
30-39 yrs. 532 500 1,032 0
40-49 yrs. 425 361 786 3
50-59 yrs. 317 288 605 11
60-69 yrs. 214 179 393 9
70-79 yrs. 105 116 221 30
> 80 yrs. 74 60 134 37
Total 3,376 3,110 6,486 91

*The Hays County Local Health Department contacts and follows up with every person who tests positive for COVID-19 to ensure they, or other household contacts, are not still contagious before moving them into the “Recovered” category. HCLHD does not clear people based on a calendar, because some individuals can be symptomatic and contagious for many weeks. Also, if a person has multiple family members who are household contacts, it is possible for the virus to last in that household for a period of months until everyone is symptom free.

Area Total Cases Active Cases Recovered Fatalities
Austin 99 19 72 8
Bear Creek 3 1 2 0
Buda 951 104 834 13
Creedmoor 1 0 1 0
Driftwood 56 10 46 0
Dripping Springs 158 43 112 3
Hays 0 0 0 0
Kyle 1,974 145 1,805 24
Manchaca 8 0 8 0
Maxwell 10 0 10 0
Mountain City 13 2 10 1
Niederwald 30 0 30 0
San Marcos 3,033 73 2,920 40
Uhland 23 2 21 0
Wimberley 125 12 111 2
Woodcreek 2 1 1 0
Total 6,486 412 5,983 91

 

Ethnicity Female Male Total Percentage of Cases
Hispanic 1,530 1,372 2,902 44.7%
Non-Hispanic 781 764 1,545 23.8%
Not Specified 1,065 974 2,039 31.4%
Total 3,376 3,110 6,486 100.0%

 

Race Percentage of Cases
American Indian 0.0%
Asian 0.6%
Black 2.4%
Native Hawaiian/

Pacific Islander

0.0%
White 64.0%
Not Specified/ Unknown 33.1%

NOTE: Some Hays County residents have Austin addresses. Because of HIPAA laws, additional information about patients is not allowed to be shared.

A COVID-19 Fact Sheet is on the County website: https://hayscountytx.com/covid-19-fact-sheet/. The COVID-19 Dashboard has the option to see the stats broken down by individual cities. After selecting “View Cities Dashboard”, use the drop-down menu to search by city. The County’s COVID-19 info is here. As with any emergency situation, www.HaysInformed.com, the countywide emergency notification blog, has a rolling list of important information regarding COVID-19. Many local municipality websites also have information. Several local school districts also have their own COVID-19 dashboards as does Texas State University.

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