Here’s a look at the current COVID-19 numbers in Colorado
Here’s a look at the current status of COVID-19 in Colorado, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). This report was updated around 4 PM on Sunday, May 31.
Deaths: 1,445 (1,181 directly related to COVID-19)
Editor’s Note: The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has now started to differentiate between those that died directly due to COVID-19 and those that died with COVID-19. Read more about that change here.
Current hospitalizations: 272 confirmed + 110 unconfirmed; 382 total
Total hospitalizations: 4,347
Cases: 26,378
People Tested: 183,947
Outbreaks: 281
Found in: 60 of 64 counties
Medical Facilities anticipating staff shortages (within week): 4
Medical Facilities anticipating PPE shortages (within week): 0
Medical Facilities anticipating ICU bed shortages (within week): 0
Critical care ventilators in use: 318/1,093 (29%)
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