County of Ventura COVID-19 update for May 5

VENTURA COUNTY — Good Evening, Here is your daily COVID-19 update from the County of Ventura:

18 new cases
595 total cases
416 recovered cases
22 hospitalized
11 in the ICU
160 under quarantine
19 deaths
11,854 people tested

 

It’s National Nurse Appreciation Week! We are so grateful for the nurses throughout Ventura County and beyond. They are there when you need them most working around the clock to serve and protect the most vulnerable. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are reminded just how heroic and selfless our nurses are, we celebrate them this week and throughout the year! Thank you nurses! View a special video for our nurses at: https://vimeo.com/414669084.

 

Unsheltered 330 persons are sheltering in Project Room Key. The County of Ventura, with guidance from the California Department of Public Health, took steps from the beginning of the COVID response efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable populations in the community. The County secured housing options at local motels in the cities of Ventura, Oxnard and Newbury Park. County agencies continue to coordinate and provide transportation, medical and mental health care, nutritional needs and on-site security. Referrals are made by community homeless service providers including nonprofit organizations, county service providers, city partners and homeless liaison officers. Persons are medically evaluated before they are cleared for intake. Learn more at www.vcemergency.com/homeless. Persons wanting to seek connection to a service provider may call 2-1-1 for linkage to programs and services.

 

Business Response Guide: The Economic Development Collaborative provides a response guide for business, self-employed, employees and nonprofits at https://edcollaborative.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/EDC-COVID19-BUSINESS-RESOURCE-GUIDE.pdf. More resource information at https://edcollaborative.com/covid19/.

 

Serving Seniors: The Ventura County Aera Agency on Aging continues to serve the most vulnerable in our communities. View an update at https://youtu.be/4iDtj6PhAX8. Learn more at https://www.vcaaa.org/covid-19/.

 

Testing for COVID-19 has expanded to multiple locations throughout the County. Any Ventura County resident who meets the following criteria may schedule an appointment for testing by calling a State Location for essential workers, at 1-888-634-1123, or the County’s Ambulatory Urgent Care testing sites, at 805-652-7660. To be eligible for testing you must meet one of the two following criteria: 1. Symptomatic for COVID-19: any person with cough or shortness of breath OR two of the following symptoms: fever greater than 100.4F, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell. 2. Asymptomatic close contacts of a lab-confirmed COVID-19 case. More information at https://vcportal.ventura.org/covid19/docs/2020-05-03_Covid19Testing.pdf.

 

More resource information at: www.vcemergency.com.

 

Summary #
New cases 18
Total cases 595
Recovered Cases 416
Ever hospitalizations 112
Current hospitalizations  22
Ever ICU* 33
Current ICU  11
Active Cases Under Quarantine 160
Deaths 19
People Tested 11,854
*Current hospitalizations does not include those from LTC facilities that no longer require acute care but are being held at the facility to protect others.  Current ICU is underreported because we do not get notification when hospitalized patients are transferred to ICU. 
Age and Sex of Confirmed Cases: Female Male %
Age 0-17 10 7 2.9%
Age 18-24 41 20 10.3%
Age 25-44 90 72 27.2%
Age 45-64 113 121 39.3%
Age 65+ 57 64 20.3%
Unknown 0 0 0.0%
Total 311 284 100.0%
% by Sex 52.3% 47.7%  
       
Race/Ethnicity** % Cases % Deaths % of Population
Latino 45.1% 21.1% 44.5%
White 40.0% 68.4% 43.2%
Asian 7.1% 5.3% 7.4%
African American/Black 1.0% 5.3% 1.7%
Multiracial 0.5% 0.0% 2.5%
American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.5% 0.0% 0.3%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 1.0% 0.0% 0.2%
Other 4.9% 0.0% 0.2%
Total 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
**There are 187 cases not included in this analysis because of missing race/ethnicity data. 
Confirmed Cases: # %
Travel Related 19 3.2%
Person-to-person acquired 181 30.4%
Community acquired 288 48.4%
Under investigation 107 18.0%
Total 595 100.0%
City/Zip*** # % of Total Population**** Rate per 100,000 pop.
91320 – Thousand Oaks/Newbury Park 18 3.0% 46,191 39.0
91360 – Thousand Oaks 36 6.1% 42,104 85.5
91361 – Thousand Oaks/Lake Sherwood/Westlake 16 2.7% 20,487 78.1
91362 – Thousand Oaks/Westlake 27 4.5% 36,980 73.0
91377 – Oak Park 13 2.2% 14,226 91.4
93001 – Ventura 17 2.9% 33,139 51.3
93003 – Ventura 13 2.2% 51,304 25.3
93004 – Ventura 10 1.7% 30,473 32.8
93010 – Camarillo 34 5.7% 44,240 76.9
93012 – Camarillo/Santa Rosa Valley 15 2.5% 37,622 39.9
93015 – Fillmore 13 2.2% 18,832 69.0
93021 – Moorpark 31 5.2% 38,325 80.9
93022 – Oak View 2 0.3% 5,550 36.0
93023 – Ojai 6 1.0% 20,656 29.0
93030 – Oxnard 33 5.5% 62,016 53.2
93033 – Oxnard 54 9.1% 83,319 64.8
93035 – Oxnard 27 4.5% 28,321 95.3
93036 – Oxnard 30 5.0% 48,022 62.5
93040 – Piru 3 0.5% 1,831 163.8
93041 – Port Hueneme 12 2.0% 24,129 49.7
93060 – Santa Paula 20 3.4% 34,229 58.4
93063 – Simi Valley (Santa Susana) 51 8.6% 56,563 90.2
93065 – Simi Valley 112 18.8% 74,780 149.8
93066 – Somis 2 0.3% 3,481 57.5
Total 595 100.0% 853,896 69.7
***7 cases provided a PO Box address that has been assigned to another zip code within the city.
****Population estimates for 2020 from www.healthmattersinvc.org (Demographics Dashboard).

 

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