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Florida is experiencing an increase in COVID-19-related hospitalizations, according to state data.
As of Monday, the state had a daily average of 3,386 people hospitalized with COVID-19 over a seven-day period, the data shows. That’s an 8% increase compared to 10 days prior, on April 16, and a 15% increase from the average of 2,869 hospitalizations recorded this time last month.
In Volusia County, the number has remained steady with a daily average of 106 people hospitalized with COVID-19, which has remained on par with numbers reported 10 days ago.
Halifax Health, which currently has 41 COVID-positive patients, had nearly the same number of COVID patients as 10 days ago, according to spokesman John Guthrie. Those patients, which span across the system s three hospitals, range in age from 23 to 83. It’s unclear whether any of the patients were infected with a COVID-19 variant.
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Florida sees uptick in COVID hospitalizations while numbers stay steady in Volusia, Flagler Nikki Ross, The Daytona Beach News-Journal
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Florida is experiencing an increase in COVID-19-related hospitalizations, according to state data.
As of Monday, the state had a daily average of 3,386 people hospitalized with COVID-19 over a seven-day period, the data shows. That’s an 8% increase compared to 10 days prior, on April 16, and a 15% increase from the average of 2,869 hospitalizations recorded this time last month.
In Volusia County, the number has remained steady with a daily average of 106 people hospitalized with COVID-19, which has remained on par with numbers reported 10 days ago.
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Halifax Health Medical Center has filed a lawsuit accusing AdventHealth’s Hospital in Daytona Beach of failing to provide up to $71.9 million worth of uncompensated care in the past 10 years as required by an agreement between the two hospitals.
In their response, AdventHealth attorneys dispute that they owe Halifax anything.
The dispute goes back to AdventHealth’s decision to close its old Ormond Memorial Hospital at 875 Sterthaus Drive In Ormond Beach in 2005 and move to 301 Memorial Medical Parkway in Daytona Beach.
Halifax Health initially challenged the move which required state approval of a certificate of need. The two sides eventually settled with Halifax agreeing to drop its opposition in exchange for AdventHealth providing 5.5% annually of uncompensated care or charity care, according to the lawsuit,
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