Tracking the coronavirus in California nursing homes

Tracking the coronavirus in California nursing homes

9,716
deaths
13%
of state total

Deaths attributed to COVID-19 have skewed heavily toward the elderly, making nursing homes a tragic focal point of the pandemic.

The Times is tracking the latest COVID-19 data from the hundreds of skilled-nursing facilities across the state. Each day, state agencies release counts for residents and staff, which are compiled here.

The latest totals

So far, a total of 139,994 cases and 9,716 deaths have been reported at skilled-nursing facilities in California.

Over the past week, the state’s nursing homes have averaged 1,338 new cases and 8 new deaths per day.

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An outsized share

Nursing homes have accounted for 2% the state's coronavirus cases, but 13% of its deaths.

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