The level of community transmission of COVID-19 in Sheboygan County is back up to “Medium” as determined by figures from the Centers for Disease Control, after having fallen to “Low” last week. At this level, the CDC recommends that those at a high risk for severe illness or with compromised immune systems talk with their health care provider about the need to mask up or take other precautions. Everyone should stay up to date with vaccinations and get tested if symptoms occur.
Another 263 new cases were confirmed in the last 7 days within the county, putting the 7-day average case rate per 100,000 persons at 228.02, up 15.86% from last week’s 196.81. There were no new deaths to report, leaving the pandemic toll at 277. 7 persons were hospitalized since last week’s figures, but the 7-day rate of hospital admissions for the disease went down from 7.4 for the week ending on July 28, to 5.7 this past week. 3.2% of available beds in the county are now occupied by COVID-19 patients, up from 2.8% last week.
This past week the Sheboygan County Division of Public Health said that they have active Facility-Wide Investigations underway at seven long-term nursing facilities, those being:
Meadow View Health Services
Pine Haven
Plymouth Health Services
Rocky Knoll
Sheboygan Health Services
Sheboygan Progressive
Sunny Ridge
Charts showing some rates used by the CDC to determine Community Transmission Levels – in this case Hospitalization and Testing – for Sheboygan County in 2022 so far are published below.
Sheboygan County Hospitalization Data for 2022 So Far from the CDC
Sheboygan County Testing Data for 2022 So Far from the CDC
