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New NH Coronavirus Hospitalization Data Dashboard Unveiled

New NH Coronavirus Hospitalization Data Dashboard Unveiled Patch 3/10/2021 Tony Schinella © New Hampshire Department Health and Human Services A new hospitalization data dashboard was unveiled by state health officials. CONCORD, NH State health officials unveiled a new data dashboard featuring hospitalization information on Wednesday. The dashboard, the seventh slot on the state s COVID-19 data dashboard, features a line graph of confirmed and suspected cases of coronavirus that have been hospitalized statewide from late March 2020 until today. It also has resource availability metrics statewide so residents can see how many hospital beds have been available from early October 2020 until now. A state map also separates hospitals into four state regions: Upper Valley and Southwest, I-93 Corridor, Seacoast, and North Country. There is also a percentage of available beds for each region as well as a drop-down menu featuring ventilators available, ICU, an

Coronavirus 2-Day Update In New Hampshire: 6 More Deaths

Coronavirus 2-Day Update In New Hampshire: 6 More Deaths Patch 3/7/2021 Tony Schinella © New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services A map showing the current cases in the Granite State with only five cities and towns showing more than 50 active coronavirus cases. CONCORD, NH Another six people have died in New Hampshire due to or related to COVID-19, according to the State Joint Information Center. The fatalities include men from Cheshire, Hillsborough, and Merrimack counties as well as two men in Rockingham County and a woman in Strafford County. Two deaths were connected to long-term settings while two were in the 80 years of age or older category and four were 70- to 79-years of age.

New Hampshire 48-Hour Coronavirus Update: 3 New Deaths

New Hampshire 48-Hour Coronavirus Update: 3 New Deaths Patch 3/1/2021 Tony Schinella © New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services The daily trend chart for deaths outside of long-term care settings shows the average seven-day number is down where it was compared to June 2020. CONCORD, NH Another three deaths due to or related to COVID-19 were announced by public health officials in New Hampshire during the past 48-hours. The fatalities included a woman from Hillsborough and men from Merrimack and Rockingham counties. One was connected to a long-term care setting while two were 80 years of age or older and one was in the 70 to 79 age bracket.