COVID-19 pandemic in Idaho

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COVID-19 pandemic in Idaho
Disease COVID-19
Virus strain SARS-CoV-2
Location Idaho, U.S.
Index case Ada County
Arrival dateMarch 13, 2020
(3 years, 11 months, 2 weeks and 5 days) [1] [2]
Confirmed cases526,118
Hospitalized cases19,729 (cumulative)
Critical cases3,265 (cumulative)
Deaths
5,479
Vaccinations978,812
Government website
coronavirus.idaho.gov

The first case relating to the COVID-19 pandemic in Idaho was confirmed on March 13, 2020, when a Boise woman tested positive. [1] As of February 15, 2023, there have been 517,540 confirmed cases and 5,389 deaths within Idaho, while 975,583 people have been fully vaccinated (not including booster doses). [3]

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Timeline

COVID-19 cases in Idaho, United States  ()
     Deaths        Recoveries        Active cases
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Last 50 daysLast 50 days
Date
# of cases
# of deaths
2020-03-18
11(n.a.)
2020-03-25
123(6.3)
2020-04-01
669(30.6)9(n.a.)
2020-04-08
1,232(31.5)15(0.3)
2020-04-15
1,507(15.4)41(1.5)
2020-04-22
1,802(16.5)54(0.7)
2020-04-29
1,984(10.2)60(0.3)
2020-05-06
2,178(10.9)67(0.4)
2020-05-13
2,324(8.2)69(0.1)
2020-05-20
2,506(10.2)77(0.4)
2020-05-27
2,731(12.6)82(0.3)
2020-06-03
2,990(14.5)83(0.1)
2020-06-10
3,260(15.1)85(0.1)
2020-06-17
3,632(20.8)88(0.2)
2020-06-24
4,645(56.7)90(0.1)
2020-07-01
6,370(96.5)92(0.1)
2020-07-08 [lower-roman 1]
8,969(145.4)98(0.3)
2020-07-15
12,445(194.5)110(0.7)
2020-07-22
16,322(216.9)135(1.4)
2020-07-29
19,679(187.8)173(2.1)
2020-08-05
22,707(169.4)217(2.5)
2020-08-12
26,133(191.7)246(1.6)
2020-08-19
28,696(143.4)291(2.5)
2020-08-26
30,780(116.6)337(2.6)
2020-09-02
32,664(105.4)372(2.0)
2020-09-09
34,310(92.1)406(1.9)
2020-09-16
36,093(99.8)429(1.3)
2020-09-23
38,743(148.3)454(1.4)
2020-09-30
42,048(184.9)469(0.8)
2020-10-07
45,753(207.3)500(1.7)
2020-10-14
49,892(231.6)516(0.9)
2020-10-21
55,650(322.2)546(1.7)
2020-10-28
61,785(343.3)599(3.0)
2020-11-04
68,314(365.3)664(3.6)
2020-11-11
77,121(492.8)733(3.9)
2020-11-18
86,435(521.2)812(4.4)
2020-11-25
96,503(563.4)895(4.6)
2020-12-02
104,734(460.6)991(5.4)
2020-12-09
116,203(641.8)1,103(6.3)
2020-12-16
125,452(517.6)1,231(7.2)
2020-12-23
133,985(477.5)1,324(5.2)
2020-12-30
139,864(329.0)1,403(4.4)
2021-01-06
146,106(349.3)1,488(4.8)
2021-01-13
152,364(350.2)1,564(4.3)
2021-01-20
157,588(292.3)1,635(4.0)
2021-01-27
161,212(202.8)1,714(4.4)
2021-02-03
164,163(165.1)1,748(1.9)
2021-02-10
166,553(133.7)1,791(2.4)
2021-02-17
168,353(100.7)1,817(1.5)
2021-02-24
170,289(108.3)1,840(1.3)
2021-03-03
172,288(111.9)1,876(2.0)
2021-03-10
174,246(109.6)1,901(1.4)
2021-03-17
176,461(123.9)1,935(1.9)
2021-03-24
178,544(116.6)1,952(1.0)
2021-03-31
180,536(111.5)1,962(0.6)
2021-04-07
182,531(111.6)1,980(1.0)
2021-04-14
184,347(101.6)2,006(1.5)
2021-04-21
185,759(79.0)2,028(1.2)
2021-04-28
187,269(84.5)2,045(1.0)
2021-05-05
188,435(65.2)2,052(0.4)
2021-05-12
189,586(64.4)2,064(0.7)
2021-05-19
190,712(63.0)2,074(0.6)
2021-05-26
191,738(57.4)2,088(0.8)
2021-06-02
192,478(41.4)2,097(0.5)
2021-06-09
193,295(45.7)2,116(1.1)
2021-06-16
193,919(34.9)2,122(0.3)
2021-06-23
194,520(33.6)2,140(1.0)
2021-06-30
194,998(26.7)2,152(0.7)
2021-07-01
195,089(n.a.)2,154(n.a.)
2021-07-02
195,172(n.a.)2,158(n.a.)
2021-07-06
195,429(n.a.)2,159(n.a.)
2021-07-07
195,552(31.0)2,162(0.6)
2021-07-08
195,696(34.0)2,163(0.5)
2021-07-09
195,831(36.9)2,165(0.4)
2021-07-12
196,128(n.a.)2,165(n.a.)
2021-07-13
196,310(49.3)2,165(0.3)
2021-07-14
196,489(52.4)2,165(0.2)
2021-07-15
196,695(55.9)2,169(0.3)
2021-07-16
196,856(57.4)2,173(0.4)
2021-07-19
197,211(60.6)2,176(0.6)
2021-07-20
197,456(64.1)2,177(0.7)
2021-07-21
197,781(72.3)2,179(0.8)
2021-07-22
198,014(73.8)2,180(0.6)
2021-07-23
198,296(80.6)2,183(0.6)
2021-07-26
198,840(91.2)2,188(0.7)
2021-07-27
199,158(95.2)2,189(0.7)
2021-07-28
199,516(97.1)2,190(0.6)
2021-07-29
199,955(108.6)2,195(0.8)
2021-07-30
200,484(122.4)2,197(0.8)
2021-08-02
201,352(140.6)2,203(0.8)
2021-08-03
202,032(160.8)2,209(1.1)
2021-08-04
202,669(176.4)2,210(1.1)
2021-08-05
203,412(193.4)2,214(1.1)
2021-08-06
204,091(201.8)2,217(1.1)
2021-08-09
205,033(206.0)2,224(1.2)
2021-08-10
205,787(210.1)2,226(1.0)
2021-08-11
206,523(215.7)2,235(1.4)
2021-08-12
207,274(216.1)2,236(1.2)
2021-08-13
208,054(221.8)2,245(1.6)
2021-08-16
209,411(245.0)2,251(1.5)
2021-08-17
210,315(253.4)2,258(1.8)
2021-08-18
211,532(280.3)2,280(2.5)
2021-08-19
212,327(282.8)2,281(2.5)
2021-08-20
212,939(273.4)2,283(2.1)
2021-08-23
214,010(257.3)2,301(2.8)
2021-08-24
215,042(264.5)2,308(2.8)
2021-08-25
216,061(253.4)2,316(2.0)
2021-08-26
217,053(264.5)2,319(2.1)
2021-08-27
217,887(276.9)2,327(2.5)
2021-08-30
220,163(344.3)2,331(1.7)
2021-08-31
221,389(355.2)2,363(3.1)
2021-09-01
222,552(363.2)2,371(3.1)
2021-09-02
224,156(397.5)2,379(3.4)
2021-09-03
225,544(428.5)2,379(2.9)
2021-09-07
228,093(375.1)2,411(2.7)
2021-09-08
229,597(394.2)2,426(3.1)
2021-09-09
231,056(386.1)2,447(3.8)
2021-09-10
232,630(396.5)2,460(4.5)
2021-09-13
235,343(n.a.)2,485(n.a.)
2021-09-14
237,000(498.4)2,505(5.3)
2021-09-15
238,315(487.8)2,560(7.5)
2021-09-16
239,533(474.4)2,600(8.6)
2021-09-17
241,263(483.1)2,613(8.6)
2021-09-20
243,565(460.1)2,649(9.2)
2021-09-21
245,395(469.8)2,662(8.8)
2021-09-22
246,749(471.9)2,687(7.1)
2021-09-23
248,094(479.1)2,719(6.7)
2021-09-24
249,740(474.4)2,753(7.8)
2021-09-27
252,378(493.2)2,790(7.9)
2021-09-28
253,733(466.6)2,830(9.4)
2021-09-29
255,417(485.0)2,854(9.3)
2021-09-30
257,322(516.4)2,907(10.5)
2021-10-01
259,100(523.8)2,931(10.0)
2021-10-04
261,459(508.2)2,982(10.7)
2021-10-05
263,294(535.0)2,993(9.1)
2021-10-06
264,661(517.3)3,040(10.4)
2021-10-07
265,982(484.6)3,064(8.8)
2021-10-08
267,664(479.2)3,117(10.4)
2021-10-11
268,660(403.0)3,122(7.8)
2021-10-12
270,601(408.9)3,157(9.2)
2021-10-13
272,625(445.6)3,187(8.2)
2021-10-14
274,560(480.0)3,217(8.6)
2021-10-15
276,080(470.9)3,251(7.5)
2021-10-18
278,457(548.2)3,298(9.8)
2021-10-19
279,921(521.5)3,316(8.9)
2021-10-20
281,470(494.9)3,346(8.9)
2021-10-21
282,798(461.0)3,377(9.0)
2021-10-22
284,278(458.7)3,403(8.5)
2021-10-25
286,335(440.8)3,428(7.3)
2021-10-26
287,679(434.1)3,473(8.8)
2021-10-27
288,923(417.1)3,501(8.7)
2021-10-28
289,796(391.6)3,509(7.4)
2021-10-29
290,872(369.0)3,534(7.3)
2021-11-01
292,317(334.7)3,571(8.0)
2021-11-02
293,241(311.2)3,577(5.8)
2021-11-03
294,485(311.2)3,600(5.5)
2021-11-04
295,147(299.4)3,629(6.7)
2021-11-05
295,950(284.2)3,644(6.2)
2021-11-08
297,142(270.0)3,678(6.0)
2021-11-09
297,910(261.3)3,681(5.8)
2021-11-10
298,634(232.2)3,703(5.8)
2021-11-11
298,634(195.1)3,703(4.1)
2021-11-12
299,576(202.9)3,735(5.1)
2021-11-15
300,527(189.4)3,752(4.1)
2021-11-16
301,191(183.6)3,785(5.8)
2021-11-17
301,841(179.5)3,801(5.5)
2021-11-18
302,394(210.4)3,826(6.9)
2021-11-19
303,050(194.4)3,845(6.2)
2021-11-22
303,928(190.3)3,862(6.2)
2021-11-23
304,563(188.7)3,883(5.5)
2021-11-24
305,133(184.2)3,891(5.0)
2021-11-25
305,133(153.3)3,891(3.6)
2021-11-26
305,524(138.4)3,891(2.6)
2021-11-29
306,209(127.6)3,921(3.3)
2021-11-30
306,845(127.7)3,929(2.6)
2021-12-01
307,561(135.9)3,949(3.2)
2021-12-02
308,155(169.1)3,949(3.2)
2021-12-03
308,669(176.0)3,969(4.4)
2021-12-06
309,314(173.7)3,977(3.1)
2021-12-07
310,010(177.1)3,995(3.7)
2021-12-08
310,661(173.5)4,001(2.9)
2021-12-09
311,150(167.6)4,013(3.6)
2021-12-10
311,521(159.6)4,028(3.3)
2021-12-13
312,186(160.7)4,032(3.1)
2021-12-14
312,591(144.4)4,049(3.0)
2021-12-15
313,041(133.2)4,057(3.1)
2021-12-16
313,423(127.2)4,060(2.6)
2021-12-17
313,812(128.2)4,068(2.2)
2021-12-20
314,492(129.0)4,068(2.0)
2021-12-21
314,915(130.0)4,082(1.8)
2021-12-22
315,270(124.7)4,097(2.2)
2021-12-23
315,726(128.9)4,099(2.2)
2021-12-27
316,716(124.4)4,133(3.6)
2021-12-28
317,735(157.8)4,153(4.0)
2021-12-29
318,458(178.4)4,161(3.6)
2021-12-30
319,382(204.6)4,162(3.5)
2022-01-03
320,802(228.6)4,169(2.0)
2022-01-04
322,524(268.0)4,188(2.0)
2022-01-05
323,965(308.2)4,192(1.7)
2022-01-06
325,730(355.2)4,223(3.4)
2022-01-07
327,065(n.a.)4,235(n.a.)
2022-01-08
327,451(n.a.)4,237(n.a.)
2022-01-09
2022-01-10
328,946(455.7)4,238(3.9)
2022-01-11
331,265(489.1)4,243(3.1)
2022-01-12
334,086(566.3)4,260(3.8)
2022-01-13
336,424(598.4)4,263(2.2)
2022-01-14
339,690(706.5)4,270(2.0)
2022-01-15
340,857(750.2)4,274(2.1)
2022-01-18
344,412(735.7)4,282(2.2)
2022-01-19
348,949(831.7)4,292(1.8)
2022-01-20
352,411(894.6)4,317(3.0)
2022-01-21
356,112(918.9)4,323(3.0)
2022-01-22
358,057(962.5)4,322(2.7)
2022-01-23
2022-01-24
361,059(n.a.)4,331(n.a.)
2022-01-25
364,577(1128.4)4,345(3.5)
2022-01-26
368,665(1103.3)4,357(3.6)
2022-01-27
372,442(1120.9)4,365(2.7)
2022-01-28
376,095(1118.2)4,400(4.3)
2022-01-29
377,721(1100.4)4,405(4.6)
2022-01-30
2022-01-31
380,302(1076.8)4,421(5.0)
2022-02-01
382,466(1001.0)4,425(4.5)
2022-02-02
384,791(902.4)4,453(5.4)
2022-02-03
387,287(830.7)4,466(5.7)
2022-02-04
389,715(762.1)4,478(4.4)
2022-02-05
391,067(746.8)4,479(4.1)
2022-02-06
2022-02-07
393,053(713.5)4,496(4.2)
2022-02-08
395,366(721.9)4,497(4.0)
2022-02-09
397,931(735.3)4,537(4.7)
2022-02-10
400,299(728.1)4,538(4.0)
2022-02-11
402,048(690.1)4,553(4.2)
2022-02-12
403,137(675.4)4,552(4.1)
2022-02-13
2022-02-14
404,629(647.8)4,577(4.5)
2022-02-15
406,806(640.2)4,615(6.6)
2022-02-16
409,129(626.6)4,634(5.4)
2022-02-17
411,158(607.6)4,654(6.5)
2022-02-18
413,372(633.7)4,674(6.8)
2022-02-19
414,513(636.6)4,676(6.9)
2022-02-22
416,868(563.0)4,703(4.9)
2022-02-23
419,178(562.3)4,715(4.5)
2022-02-24
421,587(583.6)4,722(3.8)
2022-02-25
423,638(574.5)4,730(3.1)
2022-02-28
426,164(n.a.)4,751(n.a.)
2022-03-01
427,738(608.3)4,763(3.4)
2022-03-02
429,476(576.3)4,772(3.2)
2022-03-03
430,918(522.1)4,772(2.8)
2022-03-04
432,483(494.9)4,788(3.2)
2022-03-07
434,157(447.3)4,796(2.5)
2022-03-08
434,981(405.3)4,796(1.8)
2022-03-09
436,033(366.9)4,807(2.0)
2022-03-10
437,061(343.7)4,814(2.4)
2022-03-11
437,931(304.9)4,819(1.7)
2022-03-14
439,103(276.8)4,819(1.3)
2022-03-15
439,928(276.8)4,819(1.3)
2022-03-16
440,783(265.8)4,831(1.3)
2022-03-17
441,375(241.4)4,834(1.1)
2022-03-18
441,938(224.2)4,834(0.8)
2022-03-21
442,611(196.3)4,834(0.8)
2022-03-22
443,035(173.9)4,861(2.4)
2022-03-23
443,309(141.3)4,860(1.6)
2022-03-24
443,479(117.7)4,864(1.7)
2022-03-25
443,549(90.1)4,867(1.8)
2022-03-28
443,666(59.0)4,868(1.9)
2022-03-29
443,792(42.4)4,870(0.5)
2022-03-30
443,930(34.7)4,873(0.7)
2022-03-31
444,002(29.3)4,873(0.5)
2022-04-01
444,210(37.0)4,876(0.5)
2022-04-04
444,423(42.4)4,883(0.8)
2022-04-05
444,499(39.6)4,887(1.0)
2022-04-06
444,523(33.2)4,892(1.1)
2022-04-07
444,584(32.6)4,892(1.1)
2022-04-08
444,637(23.9)4,895(1.1)
2022-04-11
444,757(18.7)4,897(0.8)
2022-04-12
444,864(20.4)4,905(1.0)
2022-04-13
444,907(21.5)4,905(0.7)
2022-04-14
445,007(23.7)4,911(1.1)
2022-04-15
445,040(22.6)4,913(1.0)
2022-04-18
445,167(22.9)4,914(1.0)
2022-04-19
2022-04-20
445,350(24.8)4,918(0.7)
2022-04-21
2022-04-22
445,545(28.3)4,922(0.5)
2022-04-25
445,670(28.1)4,922(0.4)
2022-04-26
2022-04-27
445,821(26.4)4,923(0.3)
2022-04-28
2022-04-29
446,040(27.7)4,927(0.3)
2022-05-02
446,227(31.2)4,927(0.3)
2022-05-03
2022-05-04
446,549(40.7)4,928(0.3)
2022-05-05
2022-05-06
446,856(45.7)4,928(0.1)
2022-05-09
447,159(52.2)4,930(0.2)
2022-05-10
2022-05-11
447,540(55.5)4,930(0.1)
2022-05-12
2022-05-13
447,913(59.1)4,933(0.3)
2022-05-16
448,269(62.1)4,934(0.2)
2022-05-17
2022-05-18
448,754(67.9)4,936(0.3)
2022-05-19
2022-05-20
449,265(75.7)4,936(0.2)
2022-05-23
449,682(79.1)4,939(0.3)
2022-05-24
2022-05-25
450,337(88.6)4,939(0.2)
2022-05-26
2022-05-27
450,957(94.7)4,940(0.2)
2022-06-01
452,085(97.8)4,942(0.2)
2022-06-02
2022-06-03
452,918(109.7)4,942(0.1)
2022-06-06
453,550(n.a.)4,943(n.a.)
2022-06-07
2022-06-08
454,577(139.4)4,946(0.2)
2022-06-09
2022-06-10
455,427(140.4)4,951(0.5)
2022-06-13
456,132(144.5)4,951(0.4)
2022-06-14
2022-06-15
457,026(137.0)4,954(0.4)
2022-06-16
2022-06-17
457,907(138.8)4,954(0.2)
2022-06-22
459,525(139.8)4,961(0.4)
2022-06-23
2022-06-24
460,741(158.6)4,966(0.7)
2022-06-27
461,626(n.a.)4,967(n.a.)
2022-06-28
2022-06-29
462,978(193.2)4,973(0.7)
2022-06-30
2022-07-01
464,094(187.6)4,981(0.8)
2022-07-06
466,007(169.5)4,988(0.8)
2022-07-07
2022-07-08
467,770(205.7)4,993(0.7)
2022-07-11
468,973(n.a.)4,993(n.a.)
2022-07-12
2022-07-13
470,457(249.0)4,994(0.3)
2022-07-14
2022-07-15
471,623(215.6)5,001(0.4)
2022-07-18
472,621(204.1)5,005(0.7)
2022-07-19
2022-07-20
474,150(206.7)5,010(0.9)
2022-07-21
2022-07-22
475,344(208.2)5,017(0.9)
2022-07-25
476,226(201.7)5,017(0.7)
2022-07-26
2022-07-27
477,684(197.8)5,027(1.0)
2022-07-28
2022-07-29
478,662(185.7)5,035(1.0)
2022-08-01
479,375(176.2)5,037(1.1)
2022-08-02
2022-08-03
480,606(163.5)5,047(1.1)
2022-08-04
2022-08-05
481,562(162.3)5,053(1.0)
2022-08-08
482,245(160.6)5,056(1.1)
2022-08-09
2022-08-10
483,255(148.2)5,059(0.7)
2022-08-11
2022-08-12
484,008(136.9)5,060(0.4)
2022-08-15
484,601(131.8)5,067(0.6)
2022-08-16
2022-08-17
485,488(125.0)5,081(1.2)
2022-08-18
2022-08-19
486,100(117.1)5,090(1.7)
2022-08-22
486,587(111.1)5,092(1.4)
2022-08-23
2022-08-24
487,329(103.0)5,100(1.1)
2022-08-25
2022-08-26
488,067(110.1)5,107(1.0)
2022-08-29
488,539(109.2)5,109(1.0)
2022-08-30
2022-08-31
489,400(115.9)5,115(0.8)
2022-09-01
2022-09-02
490,003(108.3)5,118(0.6)
2022-09-07
490,946(86.5)5,125(0.6)
2022-09-08
2022-09-09
491,564(87.3)5,131(0.7)
2022-09-12
492,022(n.a.)5,131(n.a.)
2022-09-13
2022-09-14
492,580(91.4)5,142(1.0)
2022-09-15
2022-09-16
493,071(84.3)5,156(1.4)
2022-09-19
493,571(86.7)5,158(1.5)
2022-09-20
2022-09-21
494,087(84.3)5,164(1.2)
2022-09-22
2022-09-23
494,593(85.2)5,166(0.6)
2022-09-26
494,907(74.8)5,166(0.4)
2022-09-27
2022-09-28
495,500(79.1)5,171(0.4)
2022-09-29
2022-09-30
495,873(71.6)5,176(0.6)
2022-10-03
496,134(68.7)5,180(0.8)
2022-10-04
2022-10-05
496,615(62.4)5,185(0.8)
2022-10-06
2022-10-07
497,007(63.5)5,187(0.6)
2022-10-12
497,728(62.3)5,198(0.7)
2022-10-13
2022-10-14
498,082(60.2)5,198(0.6)
2022-10-19
498,808(60.4)5,203(0.3)
2022-10-26
499,849(58.3)5,216(0.7)
2022-11-02
500,884(57.9)5,225(0.5)
2022-11-09
502,105(68.3)5,237(0.7)
2022-11-16
503,346(69.4)5,246(0.5)
2022-11-23
504,770(79.7)5,251(0.3)
2022-11-30
506,232(81.8)5,268(1.0)
2022-12-07
507,870(91.7)5,280(0.7)
2022-12-14
509,199(74.4)5,287(0.4)
2022-12-21
510,535(74.8)5,303(0.9)
2022-12-28
511,601(59.7)5,316(0.7)
2023-01-04
512,726(63.0)5,320(0.2)
2023-01-11
513,667(52.7)5,339(1.1)
2023-01-18
514,326(36.9)5,344(0.3)
2023-01-25
515,002(37.8)5,357(0.7)
2023-02-01
515,706(39.4)5,373(0.9)
2023-02-08
516,578(48.8)5,378(0.3)
2023-02-15
517,540(53.8)5,389(0.6)
2023-02-22
518,431(49.9)5,393(0.2)
2023-03-01
519,850(79.4)5,399(0.3)
2023-03-08
521,120(71.1)5,416(1.0)
2023-03-15
522,088(54.2)5,423(0.4)
2023-03-22
522,819(40.9)5,442(1.1)
2023-03-29
523,460(35.9)5,458(0.9)
2023-04-05
524,068(34.0)5,466(0.4)
2023-04-12
524,643(32.2)5,463(-0.2)
2023-04-19
525,039(22.2)5,469(0.3)
2023-04-26
525,470(24.1)5,476(0.4)
2023-05-03
525,825(19.9)5,482(0.3)
2023-05-10 [lower-roman 2]
526,118(16.4)5,479(-0.2)
2023-05-27
526,118(n.a.)5,479(n.a.)
2023-06-03
526,118(0.0)5,481(0.1)
2023-06-10
526,118(0.0)5,483(0.1)
2023-06-17
526,118(0.0)5,486(0.2)
2023-06-24
526,118(0.0)5,487(0.1)
2023-07-01
526,118(0.0)5,489(0.1)
2023-07-08
526,118(0.0)5,492(0.2)
2023-07-15
526,118(0.0)5,498(0.3)
2023-07-22
526,118(0.0)5,500(0.1)
2023-07-29
526,118(0.0)5,505(0.3)
2023-08-05
526,118(0.0)5,511(0.3)
2023-08-12
526,118(0.0)5,511(0.0)
2023-08-19
526,118(0.0)5,513(0.1)
2023-08-26
526,118(0.0)5,516(0.2)
2023-09-02
526,118(0.0)5,516(0.0)
2023-09-09
526,118(0.0)5,520(0.2)
2023-09-16
526,118(0.0)5,526(0.3)
2023-09-23
526,118(0.0)5,530(0.2)
2023-09-30
526,118(0.0)5,540(0.6)
2023-10-07
526,118(0.0)5,543(0.2)
2023-10-14
526,118(0.0)5,549(0.3)
2023-10-21
526,118(0.0)5,558(0.5)
2023-10-28
526,118(0.0)5,562(0.2)
2023-11-04
526,118(0.0)5,568(0.3)
2023-11-11
526,118(0.0)5,577(0.5)
2023-11-18
526,118(0.0)5,583(0.3)
2023-11-25
526,118(0.0)5,594(0.6)
2023-12-02
526,118(0.0)5,597(0.2)
2023-12-09
526,118(0.0)5,611(0.8)
2023-12-16
526,118(0.0)5,618(0.4)
2023-12-23
526,118(0.0)5,627(0.5)
2023-12-30
526,118(0.0)5,635(0.4)
2024-01-06
526,118(0.0)5,642(0.4)
2024-01-13
526,118(0.0)5,649(0.4)
2024-01-20
526,118(0.0)5,657(0.4)
2024-01-27
526,118(0.0)5,676(1.1)
2024-02-03
526,118(0.0)5,685(0.5)
2024-02-10
526,118(0.0)5,694(0.5)
2024-02-17
526,118(0.0)5,708(0.8)
2024-02-24
526,118(0.0)5,713(0.3)
Legend: Cases (Incidence)

Cases: Cumulative count of confirmed and probable cases residing in Idaho.
Incidence: New cases per 100,000 population per last 7 days.
Sources: Idaho Department of Health & Welfare CDC
Notes:

  1. A recoveries auto-calculation error was fixed on July 2, 2020.
  2. Final report from Idaho Department of Health occurred on May 10, 2023. Fatality data continues to be reported to the CDC.
COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in Idaho by county
County [lower-alpha 1] Cases [lower-alpha 2] DeathsVaccine [lower-alpha 3] Population [lower-alpha 4] Cases / 100k
44 / 44526,1185,479978,8121,787,06529,440.3
Ada 161,9751,151313,103481,58733,633.6
Adams 828171,8704,29419,282.7
Bannock 24,70928146,41287,80828,139.8
Bear Lake 1,170192,5136,12519,102.0
Benewah 2,861474,5159,29830,770.1
Bingham 11,32717721,44846,81124,197.3
Blaine 7,3773419,29423,02132,044.7
Boise 1,308142,4857,83116,702.8
Bonner 10,36420418,97145,73922,659.0
Bonneville 35,94330865,188119,06230,188.5
Boundary 2,441704,31812,24519,934.7
Butte 555121,2992,59721,370.8
Camas 18424911,10616,636.5
Canyon 71,326739110,791229,84931,031.7
Caribou 1,670352,8827,15523,340.3
Cassia 5,6486110,60624,03023,504.0
Clark 118137484513,964.5
Clearwater 2,720403,4798,75631,064.4
Custer 70992,0554,31516,431.1
Elmore 9,2497510,73427,51133,619.3
Franklin 2,597315,32513,87618,715.8
Fremont 2,436295,97213,09918,596.8
Gem 4,308877,29018,11223,785.3
Gooding 3,954606,97615,17926,049.1
Idaho 3,627594,90616,66721,761.6
Jefferson 6,8947113,18929,87123,079.2
Jerome 7,1806711,57224,41229,411.8
Kootenai 47,64468073,702165,69728,753.7
Latah 7,7825920,99440,10819,402.6
Lemhi 1,823283,7928,02722,710.9
Lewis 1,422321,9723,83837,050.5
Lincoln 1,310152,3055,36624,413.0
Madison 13,8465922,32539,90734,695.7
Minidoka 4,866719,52221,03923,128.5
Nez Perce 10,72116317,96940,40826,531.9
Oneida 968131,8834,53121,363.9
Owyhee 2,636564,35011,82322,295.5
Payette 6,865947,81923,95128,662.7
Power 1,677203,9767,68121,833.1
Shoshone 3,217805,48212,88224,972.8
Teton 2,94697,09012,14224,262.9
Twin Falls 29,10131845,30986,87833,496.4
Valley 3,155207,19511,39227,694.9
Washington 2,661624,17310,19426,103.6
Final update May 10, 2023
Data is publicly reported by Idaho Division of Public Health [4] [5]
  1. County where individuals with a positive case reside. Location of diagnosis and treatment may vary.
  2. Reported confirmed and probable cases. Actual case numbers are probably higher.
  3. Includes 40,896 nonresidents or persons from unknown counties.
  4. July 2019 population estimate from "U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts: Idaho". United States Census Bureau . Retrieved June 8, 2020.

March 2020

On March 13, 2020, officials from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare announced the first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 within the state of Idaho. A woman over the age of 50 from the southwestern part of the state was confirmed to have the coronavirus infection. She contracted the infection while attending a conference in New York City. Conference coordinators notified attendees that three individuals previously tested positive for the coronavirus. The Idahoan did not require hospitalization and was recovering from mild symptoms from her home. At the time of the announcement, there were 1,629 total cases and 41 deaths in the United States. [1] Five days beforehand, on March 8, a man of age 54 had died of an unknown respiratory illness which his doctor had believed to be pneumonia. The disease was later suspected to be – but never confirmed as – COVID-19. [6]

On March 14, state officials announced the second confirmed case within the state. [1] The South Central Public Health District, announced that a woman over the age of 50 that resides in Blaine County had contracted the infection. [7] Like the first case, she did not require hospitalization and she was recovering from mild symptoms from home. Later on in the day, three additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in the state by three of the seven health districts in the state, which brought the confirmed total cases of coronavirus to five in Idaho. [7] Officials from Central District Health announced their second confirmed case, which was a male from Ada County in his 50s. He was not hospitalized and was recovering at home. South Central Public Health reported their second confirmed case in a female that is over the age of 70 who was hospitalized. [7] Eastern Idaho Public Health reported a confirmed positive case in a woman under the age of 60 in Teton County. She had contracted the coronavirus from contact with a confirmed case in a neighboring state; she was not hospitalized. [7] The South Central Public Health District announced that a woman over the age of 50 that resides in Blaine County had contracted the infection. Like the first case, she did not require hospitalization and she was recovering from mild symptoms from home. [7]

On March 17, two more confirmed cases of the infection were reported, bringing the total to seven. The first case on this date was by officials from Central District Health reported that a female under the age of 50 in Ada County was recovering at home and was not hospitalized. The second confirmed case was a female over the age of 50 as reported by South Central Public Health officials. [8]

On March 18, two additional confirmed cases were announced by South Central Public Health District officials. One is a male from Blaine County in his 40s and the other a male in his 80s from Twin Falls County. These cases were the first known community spread transmission of the coronavirus in South Central Idaho. [9]

On March 26, state officials confirmed the first three deaths in the state. Two were males in Blaine County and one was a male in Canyon County. [10]

December 2020

On December 5, 2020, officials warned that Idaho's health system was on the verge of collapse. The state had 100,000 confirmed infections and 1,000 deaths. Dr. David Peterman, CEO of Primary Health Medical Group, stated that 20% of the staff were out because they have tested positive for the virus, and that the organization's clinics were 10–15 days from rationing care. [11]

A meeting by health officials in Boise had to be canceled on December 8 when hundreds of anti-maskers and anti-vaccine demonstrators led by Ammon Bundy demonstrated outside the meeting and officials' homes. One official said that demonstrators were threatening her 12-year-old son. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported that at least 113,905 Idaho residents had been infected with the virus to date, including 2,012 new cases reported on December 8. [12]

The first Idaho COVID-19 vaccinations were administered to frontline workers at Madison Memorial Hospital in Rexburg, Idaho. A majority of the healthcare workers at Madison Memorial Hospital received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine's 2 shot series. A few of the doctors shared their experiences of receiving the vaccine and answered questions related to the COVID-19 Vaccination. One of the Madison Memorial doctors, Steven H. Lofgran, MD, participated in the Pfizer trial study previous to the vaccination receiving approval. [13]

September 2021

With Idaho having one of the lowest vaccination rate among all U.S. states, and only 49.3% of eligible residents fully vaccinated, [14] Idaho experienced its most severe wave of COVID-19 hospitalizations to date beginning in late summer, with some medical facilities exceeding capacity due to a flood of patients with what by then was a preventable illness. On September 7, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare activated crisis standards of care in North Idaho, meaning that some patients would be denied emergency treatment in order to save the lives of others. Patients who would gain the most "life-years" were given priority. [14] At least 10 hospitals acknowledged they would be unable to provide their usual level of healthcare to people who were experiencing injuries and illnesses other than COVID-19. [15] Crisis standards of care were declared statewide on September 16. [16] 1,569,457 doses of the vaccine have been administered in Idaho as of September 21, 2021. Total doses reported may include doses reported without an indication of 1st or 2nd dose. Per the 2020 United States census, 1.84 million residents reside in the state. As of late September, 77.2% of those aged 65 and over were fully vaccinated, [17]

Government response

On March 13, 2020, the same day as when the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in Idaho was announced, Governor Brad Little stated "We have been preparing for this since January when the first confirmed case of coronavirus was confirmed in the United States, we have taken many proactive steps, and we are in a good position to respond. Our focus is on slowing the spread of coronavirus to protect vulnerable individuals and preserve capacity in our healthcare facilities." [1] The Governor also signed a proactive emergency declaration to enable the Idaho Emergency Operations Plan along with making funds available for use in the Idaho Emergency Disaster Fund. This declaration allows for the flexibility to expedite contracts and purchasing of supplies, aids with obtaining critical supplies from the national stockpile along with adding provisions to expedite renewals of state nursing licenses for those who have retired or left the profession. [18] [19]

On March 17, 2020, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare's Division of Welfare announced that on March 18 they would stop walk-in services in some of their locations and move to appointment and phone-based services. Those locations are Boise (Westgate), Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls, Lewiston, Nampa, Payette, Pocatello, Preston, and Twin Falls. [20]

On March 22, 2020, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare addressed how COVID-19 cases were counted in the state. The state counts were based on records that are submitted through Idaho's statewide disease tracking system and don't count the cases by the local public health departments that have not been determined through investigations or been submitted to the state. By doing so, the count is that of Idaho residents and not those who might reside in another state. [21]

On March 23, 2020, the Governor Little signed two proclamations with the first "one lifting restrictions in 125 administrative rules to increase healthcare provider capacity and reduce barriers to healthcare access" and the second to extend the state income tax filing and payment deadlines to June 15 for all citizens and businesses in Idaho. [22]

A variable-message sign encouraging residents to follow the stay-at-home order is seen near Idaho Falls on March 25, 2020 Sign encouraging residents to follow stay-at-home order during COVID-19 pandemic in Idaho (March 25, 2020).jpg
A variable-message sign encouraging residents to follow the stay-at-home order is seen near Idaho Falls on March 25, 2020

On March 25, 2020, Governor Little issued a statewide stay-at-home order for residents to stay and work from home as much as possible. The order also closed non-essential businesses and banned non-essential gatherings effective on the same day for at least 21 days. [23] Some citizens and officials are challenging the social distancing rules. [24]

On April 15, 2020, Governor Little extended the stay-home order through "at least" April 30, even as protests continued. [25] The amended order further directed residents to wear masks in public, and also mandated that travelers from outside the state self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. It also loosened business closures, allowing some "non-essential" businesses to reopen if they are able to restrict operation to delivery and curbside pickup.

On April 16, 2020, on the podcast "The Jess Fields Show," North Idaho State Rep. Heather Scott complained that the governor's stay-home order is "no different than Nazi Germany" and that the governor was properly nicknamed "Governor Little Hitler" because, in her understanding, "the nonessential workers got put on a train [to a concentration camp]." Her remarks were criticized by local advocates of human rights. [26]

As of July 21, 2020, city mayors in Northern Idaho would not implement a mask mandate. [27]

On May 27, 2021, after Governor Little left the state to attend a Republican Governors' Association conference in Nashville, Tennessee, Lieutenant Governor Janice McGeachin issued an executive order banning state and local governments from implementing mask mandates in government buildings and schools. On his return the following day, Little promptly repealed the order, stating that "[t]aking the earliest opportunity to act solitarily on a highly politicized, polarizing issue without conferring with local jurisdictions, legislators, and the sitting Governor is, simply put, an abuse of power," and that McGeachin had "unilaterally and unlawfully" deprived local officials of the ability to determine public-health policies in their own jurisdictions. [28] Little further noted that McGeachin's order duplicated a proposed bill that failed passage in the state legislature, and that it would have also prevented the state government from developing and enforcing protective measures for social workers conducting home visits with at-risk patients, or for workers in state COVID testing labs. [28] State health officials spoke out in support of a statewide mask mandate, emphasizing the importance of mask-wearing in reducing the spread of COVID-19 in Idaho. [29]

Statistics

Demographics

Source: Analysis by the Idaho DPH, as of May 10, 2023.

Hospitalizations

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The COVID-19 pandemic reached the U.S. state of New Jersey with the first confirmed case occurring in Bergen County on March 2, 2020, and testing positive on March 4. As of January 11, 2022, 1.63 million cases were confirmed in the state, incurring 26,795 deaths.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in North Carolina</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in North Carolina, United States

The COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached the U.S. state of North Carolina on March 3, 2020.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in Rhode Island</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in Rhode Island, United States

The COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. state of Rhode Island is part of an ongoing worldwide viral pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019, a novel infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. As of August 18, 2022, there has been 414,931 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island, 89 of which are currently hospitalized, and 3,636 reported deaths. Rhode Island's COVID-19 case rate and death rate per capita are the highest and twentieth highest, respectively, of the fifty states since the start of the pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic in South Dakota is an ongoing viral pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), a novel infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The state of South Dakota reported its first four cases and one death from COVID-19 on March 10, 2020. On June 15, 2021, South Dakota public health authorities reported 25 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the state's cumulative total to 124,377 cases. The state's COVID-19 death toll is 2,026, with no new deaths reported over the previous 24 hours. The state ranks 9th in deaths per capita among U.S. states, and 3rd in cases per-capita, behind only North Dakota and Rhode Island.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in Tennessee</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in Tennessee, United States

The COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed to have reached the U.S. state of Tennessee on March 5, 2020. As of June 5, 2022, there are 2,023,815 confirmed cases, 26,103 deaths, and 12,825,885 reported tests.

The COVID-19 pandemic began in the U.S. state of Utah in early March 2020 with travel-related cases. Residents stockpiled goods, large conferences were made remote-only, postponed, or cancelled; a state of emergency was declared, and some public universities and other colleges switched to online-only classes. After the first case of community spread was found on March 14, Utah faced a shortage of testing kits, and public schools were ordered to be closed. Community spread was confirmed in more counties, and the state issued a public health order prohibiting dine-in service in restaurants and gatherings of more than 10 people except in grocery stores. A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Wasatch Front on March 18, 2020, hampering the pandemic response.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in Minnesota, United States

The COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota is part of an ongoing pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the state of Minnesota. The first confirmed case was reported on March 6, 2020.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota</span> Ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota, United States

The COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota is an ongoing viral pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), a novel infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The state reported its first case on March 11, 2020.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Boston was part of an ongoing viral pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the Massachusetts city of Boston. The first confirmed case was reported on February 1, 2020, and the number of cases began to increase rapidly by March 8. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker declared a state of emergency on March 10. Mayor Marty Walsh declared a public health emergency on March 15. By March 21, more than a hundred people in Boston had tested positive for COVID-19. Most early cases were traceable to a company meeting held in late February by the biotechnology firm Biogen in Boston.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">COVID-19 pandemic in Philadelphia</span> Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 10, 2020. According to the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, there have been 189,971 confirmed infections and 4,103 confirmed deaths from COVID-19 in the city.

The following is a timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in Massachusetts.

The government of Texas's initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the state consisted of a decentralized system that was mostly reliant on local policies. As the pandemic progressed in Texas and throughout the rest of the country, the Texas government closed down several businesses and parks, and it eventually imposed a statewide stay-at-home order in late May. Then, between May and June 2020, the state government initiated a phased reopening, which was viewed as controversial. The reopening was phased back in June and July 2020 following a new surge of COVID-19 cases in the state. In March 2021, as COVID-19 vaccines began to be administered throughout the U.S., the Texas government reopened the state again.

The following is a timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City.

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