CoronavirusSanta Clara County unveils new COVID-19 dashboard

Santa Clara County unveils new COVID-19 dashboard

June 29, 2020

Take a look at Santa Clara County’s upgraded COVID-19 Dashboard.

The County has given the site a new look, which was unveiled today. The info charts have been revised. The demographic and health outcome data, long-term care facility data, intensive care unit and acute hospital bed totals, and ventilator totals are all now displayed in a different format. Also, the search feature that allows users to check on case data by city or zip code has been recalibrated to allow for greater clarity and ease of use.

Said county officials in a press release, “The goal of the redesign is to provide the public with a more user-friendly format that is easier to navigate.”

In addition, when it comes to tallies of hospitalized patients, confirmed COVID-19 cases have now been separated from suspected ones.

As of today, 4,265 Santa Clara residents have tested positive for COVID-19, 156 of whom have died.

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2 COMMENTS

Julio Hernandez June 29, 2020 At 9:05 pm

All thanks to Those criminals who were rioting and looting without following any social distancing. FFF them!

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Rose Herrera June 30, 2020 At 6:13 am

I was unable to see the zip code data on the new site. Clicked on zip code and no data came up

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