Orange County COVID-19 City Case Counts Thursday June 4 2020.
The State of California Has County of Orange COVID-19 Data for the last (14) Days on their Online Site
(Just scroll down and click on Orange and the data will appear. Total Case numbers are higher with the State of California Data compared with the County of Orange Data)
The New Cases Reported today is 107
Cumulative Cases to Date: 6783
State of California Reports Total Cases: 6939
Number of Tests Performed for COVID-19: 144,916
(Tests performed are not the number of people tested. A person may be tested multiple times.)
Cumulative People Tested By HCA Public Health Label (PHL) and Commercial Labs<
OC COVID-19 City Case Counts Are Online
Orange County COVID-19 City Case Numbers Released Thursday June 4 2020
Effective May 4, 2020, cases incarcerated in Orange County jails were moved to the “Other” category, resulting in a reduction in the Orange and Santa Ana city case counts.
Aliso Viejo 32
Anaheim 1169
Brea 46
Buena Park 178
Costa Mesa 133
Cota de Caza 7
Cypress 76
Dana Point 29
Fountain Valley 65
Fullerton 222
Garden Grove 375
Huntington Beach 354
Irvine 209
La Habra 120
La Palma 24
Ladera Ranch 14
Laguna Beach 46
Laguna Hills 34
Laguna Niguel 40
Laguna Woods 10
Lake Forest 70
Los Alamitos 86
Midway City 17
Mission Viejo 76
Newport Beach 146
Orange 297
Placentia 130
Rancho Mission Viejo 8
Rancho Santa Margarita 23
San Clemente 69
San Juan Capistrano 59
Santa Ana 1319
Seal Beach 25
Stanton 82
Trabuco Canyon 16
Tustin 115
Villa Park 8
Westminster 145
Yorba Linda 84
Other 385
Unknown 440
Cumulative Deaths to Date 165
Cumulative Cases to Date: 6,783
State of California Reports Total Cases: 6939
(Includes Deaths)
Current Cases Hospitalized: 293
Current Cases in ICU: 129
Cumulative Recovery to Date: 2890
*=: While every case of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is reported to HCA, there is no practical way to find out if they’ve recovered.
Moreover, many people may have experienced some symptoms of COVID-19, but were not tested, making it impossible to know the exact number of COVID-19 infections and recoveries.
However, because it is important to know approximately how many residents may have been exposed and recovered in Orange County, an attempt to estimate the number of recovered cases by taking the difference between the prior 28-day cumulative case count and current day mortality to determine the current day recovered total.
Please note that these data are only an estimate and should be interpreted with caution. [Methodology: Prior 28-day cumulative case count – current day mortality = current day recovered]
*** Case counts for cities with populations <25,000 are not posted if there are less than 5 cases to protect patient confidentiality.
COVID-19 World and United States Status Report Courtesy of John Hopkins University
This is an COVID-19 Orange County California Status Report Map on June 4 2020
The Orange County Data has to be sent to John Hopkins. Therefore this map may be yesterday’s numbers.
Additional Resources
New COVID-19 World and U.S. Mapping
Generated by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University.
Orange County Emergency Operations Center Facebook Page
Alert OC
AlertOC is a mass notification system designed to keep Orange County, California residents and businesses informed of emergencies that may require immediate life saving actions.
Orange County Public Health (COVID-19) Information Page is Online
Orange County Public Health (COVID-19) Health Referral Hotline Number is 1 (833) 426-6411
California Emergency State at Home Order March 19 2020
California Department of Public Health (COVID-19) Information is Online
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (COVID-19) Information is Online
World Health Organization (WHO) COVID-19 Online Site
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You appear to be using OC’s wildly inaccurate numbers. Hospitals are not required to submit data to the county.
You may wish to use the state’s numbers, which are the result of legally mandated reporting which the hospitals seem to follow: https://covid19.ca.gov/roadmap-counties/#top then click Orange County. You will see immediately that they are much higher.
Thank you for the input. I see that the data is higher on the State of California Site. Thank You for pointing that out. I really appreciate the help. I have been using an additional resource to include data from John Hopkins University. I will be including the State of California Data in my daily posting of the reported COVID-19 City Case Counts. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) States that COVID-19 Numbers may differ Due to Different Reporting Practices and Confirmation Practices Used By Individual Agencies/Confirmation of Residency/Data Sharing Lag Times. I will include the CDC disclaimer as well on my postings. Best Wishes!