Western Michigan University Western Michigan University ScholarWorks at WMU ScholarWorks at WMU Cumulative Michigan COVID-19 Data Michigan COVID-19 State Data 7-16-2021 2021-07-16_MichiganOverview_COVIDstats 2021-07-16_MichiganOverview_COVIDstats Michigan Department of Health & Human Services Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/michigan-covid-data-state- cumulative Part of the Public Health Commons WMU ScholarWorks Citation WMU ScholarWorks Citation Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, "2021-07-16_MichiganOverview_COVIDstats" (2021). Cumulative Michigan COVID-19 Data. 441. https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/michigan-covid-data-state-cumulative/441 This Website is brought to you for free and open access by the Michigan COVID-19 State Data at ScholarWorks at WMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Cumulative Michigan COVID-19 Data by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at WMU. For more information, please contact [email protected].
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Western Michigan University Western Michigan University
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Cumulative Michigan COVID-19 Data Michigan COVID-19 State Data
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cumulative
Part of the Public Health Commons
WMU ScholarWorks Citation WMU ScholarWorks Citation Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, "2021-07-16_MichiganOverview_COVIDstats" (2021). Cumulative Michigan COVID-19 Data. 441. https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/michigan-covid-data-state-cumulative/441
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COVID data will be posted twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Note on cases (07/16/2021): Today's daily case count represents new referrals of con�rmed cases to the MDSS since the last web update report. Overthe three days (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday), the average number of new con�rmed cases is ~293 per day.
Note on deaths (07/16/2021): Regular reviews of death certi�cate data maintained in Vital Records reporting systems are conducted by MDHHS sta�two times per week. As a part of this process, records that identify COVID-19 infection as a contributing factor to death are compared against alllaboratory con�rmed cases of COVID-19 in the Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS). If a death certi�cate is matched to a con�rmed COVID-19case and that record in the MDSS does not indicate the individual died, the MDSS record is updated to indicate the death and the appropriate localhealth department is noti�ed. These matched deaths are then included with mortality information posted to the Michigan Coronavirus website. As aresult of the most recent assessment, today's data includes 7 additional deaths identi�ed by this methodology.
The State of Michigan is working around the clock to test and treat COVID-19 patients. Below is the most recent data healthcare experts across the statehave compiled. It is updated Tuesday & Friday.
Cases by County
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Michigan
Current Totals
Laboratory TestingTest Type
Tests Performed
DiagnosticSerology
14,433,916641,596
Total 15,075,512
COVID-19 Cases by CountyConfirmed cases include individuals with a positive NAAT/RT-PCR test for COVID-19. Probable cases include individuals with either a positive rapid antigen detection test OR COVID-19 symptoms and an epidemiologic link to a confirmed COVID-19 case, but no diagnostic test.
This report is provisional and subject to change. City of Detroit and Wayne County are reported separately. MDHHS began tracking probable cases April 5, 2020. FCI indicates federal correctional institute. MDOC indicates Michigan Department of Corrections. Diagnostic tests, including nucleic acid amplification/real-time polymerase chain reaction (NAAT/RT-PCR) and rapid virus antigen detection tests, look for current infection. Serology (antibody) tests are used to look for the possibility of previous infection.
Source: Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS) and Vital Records.
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CURRENT STATUS DAILY CASES CUMULATIVE TRENDS DEMOGRAPHICS TOTAL TESTING LEARN MORECONFIRMATORYTESTING
Includes total cases and deaths to date by case status (confirmed or probable) and county. County is based on the county of residence.
Confirmed cases only include individuals who have had a positive diagnostic laboratory test for COVID-19.
Probable cases include individuals who have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and an epidemiologic link to a confirmed case or a positive serology (antibody) test, but do not have a positive diagnostic laboratory test for COVID-19 and individuals with a positive serology (antibody) test for COVID-19 and an epidemiologic link to a confirmed case.
Confirmed deaths include individuals who meet one or more of the following conditions: 1) Have been identified as a confirmed case and classified as deceased as a result of a case investigation in the Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS). MDSS is the database used by state and local health department to monitor reportable diseases like COVID-19; 2) have been identified as a confirmed case in MDSS had have a death certificate with COVID-19 listed as a cause of death; 3) have been identified as a confirmed case in MDSS and die within 30 days of onset of COVID-19 infection and have a death certificate which classifies their manner death as 'natural'.
Probable deaths include individuals who have COVID indicated as a cause of death on their death certificate but have not had a positive diagnostic laboratory test.
The number of probable cases can change daily based on information obtained through the health department investigation. Probable cases can be re-classified as a confirmed case or determined to not be a case.
Updated COUNTY ConfirmedCases ConfirmedDeaths ProbableCases ProbableDeaths
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Alcona 609 28 132 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Alger 323 3 196 4
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Allegan 10075 138 1159 24
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Alpena 1829 63 446 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Antrim 1307 24 332 6
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Arenac 1100 29 119 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Baraga 695 39 128 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Barry 5381 65 596 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Bay 10613 340 674 14
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Benzie 1067 35 218 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Berrien 13994 277 1574 20
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Branch 4533 93 416 4
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Calhoun 12474 303 2167 18
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Cass 4818 72 698 6
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Charlevoix 1312 22 370 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Cheboygan 1590 46 344 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Chippewa 1114 28 1424 6
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Clare 2059 84 428 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Clinton 6059 88 1614 7
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Crawford 922 14 74 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Delta 3347 76 714 19
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Dickinson 2415 59 345 15
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Eaton 8896 202 1288 10
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Emmet 1920 42 465 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Genesee 33635 909 8205 66
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Gladwin 1923 57 385 4
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Gogebic 1073 23 364 29
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Grand Traverse 5688 86 820 14
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Gratiot 3251 117 833 4
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Hillsdale 4047 91 363 3
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Houghton 2536 35 607 8
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Huron 3060 75 1035 7
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Ingham 22776 385 2200 8
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Ionia 6263 77 91 3
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Iosco 1812 70 197 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Iron 994 43 70 10
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Isabella 5404 95 942 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Jackson 14800 286 1107 7
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Kalamazoo 20390 363 2886 40
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Kalkaska 1069 27 78 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Kent 68870 802 5155 66
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Keweenaw 142 1 32 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Lake 595 15 45 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Lapeer 7871 204 1392 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Leelanau 1029 19 220 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Lenawee 8705 166 704 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Livingston 14840 183 1979 13
CASES AND DEATHS BY COUNTY 2021‐07‐16
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Luce 227 4 254 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Mackinac 461 3 256 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Macomb 92189 2372 8277 128
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Manistee 1123 20 88 3
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Marquette 4265 63 826 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Mason 2013 36 131 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Mecosta 3044 36 179 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Menominee 1803 41 330 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Midland 6896 91 718 3
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Missaukee 1275 19 244 8
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Monroe 12846 243 2640 23
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Montcalm 5517 112 576 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Montmorency 526 19 92 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Muskegon 15802 362 567 9
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Newaygo 4568 67 344 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Oakland 102709 2328 16511 137
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Oceana 2633 58 146 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Ogemaw 1479 42 270 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Ontonagon 423 20 61 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Osceola 1706 31 264 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Oscoda 585 29 107 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Otsego 1930 36 425 5
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Ottawa 30578 393 2446 49
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Presque Isle 896 33 162 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Roscommon 1624 53 281 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Saginaw 20087 608 1370 21
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Sanilac 3738 117 524 8
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Schoolcraft 355 4 84 1
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Shiawassee 5752 108 704 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 St Clair 15425 429 3112 22
2021/07/16 13:08:03 St Joseph 5580 95 696 6
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Tuscola 4897 162 787 12
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Van Buren 6699 120 468 13
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Washtenaw 24186 296 2411 7
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Wayne 102487 2578 8477 161
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Wexford 2559 44 347 4
2021/07/16 13:08:03 MDOC 25915 150 845 3
2021/07/16 13:08:03 FCI 315 5 5 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Out‐of‐State 1529 13 123 2
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Unknown 5 0 18 0
2021/07/16 13:08:03 Detroit City 51726 2309 4037 144
PUBLIC USE DATASETSCases by Demographics Statewide
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Includes the total number of confirmed and probable cases and confirmed and probable deaths to date by demographic characteristics
Confirmed cases only include individuals who have had a positive diagnostic laboratory test for COVID-19.
Probable cases include individuals who have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and an epidemiologic link to a confirmed case or a positive serology (antibody) test, but do not have a positive diagnostic laboratory test for COVID-19 and individuals with a positive serology (antibody) test for COVID-19 and an epidemiologic link to a confirmed case.
Confirmed deaths include individuals who meet one or more of the following conditions: 1) Have been identified as a confirmed case and classified as deceased as a result of a case investigation in the Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS). MDSS is the database used by state and local health department to monitor reportable diseases like COVID-19; 2) have been identified as a confirmed case in MDSS had have a death certificate with COVID-19 listed as a cause of death; 3) have been identified as a confirmed case in MDSS and die within 30 days of onset of COVID-19 infection and have a death certificate which classifies their manner death as 'natural'.
Probable deaths include individuals who have COVID indicated as a cause of death on their death certificate but have not had a positive diagnostic laboratory test. The number of probable cases can change daily based on information obtained through the health department investigation. Probable cases can be re-classified as a confirmed case or determined to not be a case.
Data is suppressed when the number of cases or deaths in a single category is between one and five to protect the confidentiality of individuals.
CASE_STATUS AgeCat RaceCat SEX Cases Deaths
Confirmed 0‐9 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 141 0
Confirmed 10‐19 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 345 0
Confirmed 20‐29 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 511 0
Confirmed 30‐39 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 396 Suppressed
Confirmed 40‐49 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 359 Suppressed
Confirmed 50‐59 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 347 11
Confirmed 60‐69 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 231 20
Confirmed 70‐79 American Indian/Alaska Native Female 120 25
Confirmed 80+ American Indian/Alaska Native Female 67 33
Confirmed Unknown American Indian/Alaska Native Female Suppressed 0
Data includes tests by type (diagnostic, serology or total combined) by county.
Diagnostic tests are used to find current infection and look for genes or proteins from the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the virus that causes COVID-19. Theses tests, which are performed as nasal swabs, include: Nucleic acid amplification test/real-time polymerase chain reaction (NAAT/RT-PCR) test and rapid virus antigen detection point of care (POC) tests.
Serology tests are used to look for the possibility of previous infection. Serology tests look for antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 in the blood. There are currently two types of serology tests: the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test and the rapid antibody detection POC test. Serology tests do not diagnose disease and do not guarantee immunity, but might provide information about previous infection.
Correctional includes state and federal prisons and county and city detection facilities.
Testing data represents total tests performed, not individuals tested. A single individual may have more than one test completed.
PUBLIC USE DATASETSDiagnostic Tests by Result and County
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Data include diagnostic tests for COVID-19 by date and county.
Diagnostic tests are used to find current infection and look for genes or proteins from the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the virus that causes COVID-19. Theses tests, which are performed as nasal swabs, include: Nucleic acid amplification test/real-time polymerase chain reaction (NAAT/RT-PCR) test and rapid virus antigen detection point of care (POC) tests.
Correctional includes state and federal prisons and county and city detection facilities.
Testing data represents total tests performed, not individuals tested. A single individual may have more than one test completed.
The total number of positive tests may exceed the number of confirmed cases due to 1) a single individual may have more than one test performed; 2) MDHHS may receive data on positive tests in advance of a local health department classifying an individual as a confirmed or probable case, and 3) although efforts have been made to de-duplicate testing data, some duplication may occur.
