Menu
Skip to main content
Open search panel
For more information about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus situation, please visit our COVID-19 page.

2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak (COVID-19)

American Sign Language (ASL) | 中文 – Chinese | 日本語 – Japanese | 한국어 – Korean | ਪੰਜਾਬੀ – Punjabi | Русский – Russian | Af-soomaali – Somali | Español – Spanish | Українська – Ukrainian | Tiếng Việt – Vietnamese

Contact Us

Current Status in Washington State

The Department of Health and Microsoft's AI for Health team have partnered to create these interactive data dashboards. Simple data summary tables are also available.

Website Last Updated 6:50 P.M. 07/29/2020
Data shown as of previous day at 11:59 pm PT.

Find detailed information on Washington State's COVID-19 data

See Dashboard

Summary Data Tables

Cumulative Confirmed Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths by County
County Confirmed Cases Hospitalizations Deaths
Adams 371 19 2
Asotin 22 1 2
Benton 3,390 304 106
Chelan 998 40 8
Clallam 88 3 0
Clark 1,398 145 39
Columbia 13 3 0
Cowlitz 420 35 5
Douglas 706 29 6
Ferry 12 0 0
Franklin 3,173 239 45
Garfield 2 0 0
Grant 1,174 76 12
Grays Harbor 90 11 2
Island 232 33 11
Jefferson 51 10 0
King 14,856 1,987 648
Kitsap 575 54 3
Kittitas 326 15 16
Klickitat 100 9 3
Lewis 160 20 3
Lincoln 10 0 0
Mason 134 7 1
Okanogan 673 16 2
Pacific 32 3 2
Pend Oreille 35 4 0
Pierce 4,736 561 125
San Juan 28 1 0
Skagit 766 79 20
Skamania 47 5 1
Snohomish 4,903 671 187
Spokane 3,511 246 56
Stevens 69 8 1
Thurston 578 56 7
Wahkiakum 5 0 0
Walla Walla 383 30 3
Whatcom 879 76 37
Whitman 84 1 0
Yakima 9,804 675 202
Unassigned 151 4 0
Total 54,985 5,476 1,555

Cumulative Number of Individuals Tested
Result Individuals Tested Percent of Tests
Negative 903,322 94%
Positive 54,985 6%

Cumulative Confirmed Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths by Age
Age Group Percent of Cases Percent of Hospitalizations Percent of Deaths
0-19 12% 1% 0%
20-39 39% 13% 2%
40-59 29% 29% 9%
60-79 14% 37% 38%
80+ 5% 20% 50%
Unknown 0% 0% 0%

Cumulative Confirmed Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths by Gender
Sex at Birth Percent of Cases Percent of Hospitalizations Percent of Deaths
Female 50% 45% 45%
Male 46% 53% 54%
Unknown 4% 2% 1%

Cumulative COVID-19 Confirmed Cases by Race/Ethnicity
Race/Ethnicity Confirmed Cases Percent of Cases *Out of total with reported race/ethnicity Percent of Total WA Population
Total Number of Cases 54,985 100%
Unknown Race/Ethnicity (Percent out of Total Cases) 17,829 32% NA
Total with Race/Ethnicity Available 37,156 100%
Hispanic 16,247 44% 13%
Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 635 2% 1%
Non-Hispanic Asian 1,918 5% 9%
Non-Hispanic Black 2,042 5% 4%
Non-Hispanic White 13,604 37% 68%
Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 1,019 3% 1%
Non-Hispanic Multiracial 871 2% 4%
Non-Hispanic Other Race 820 2% NA

* Out of total with reported race/ethnicity

Cumulative COVID-19 Hospitalizations by Race/Ethnicity
Race/Ethnicity Hospitalization Count Percent of Hospitalizations * Out of total with reported race/ethnicity Percent of Total WA Population
Total Number of Hospitalizations 5,476 100%
Unknown Race/Ethnicity (Percent out of Total Hospitalizations) 1,533 28% NA
Total with Race/Ethnicity Available 3,943 100%
Hispanic 1,187 30% 13%
Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 75 2% 1%
Non-Hispanic Asian 284 7% 9%
Non-Hispanic Black 224 6% 4%
Non-Hispanic White 1,891 48% 68%
Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 137 3% 1%
Non-Hispanic Multiracial 59 1% 4%
Non-Hispanic Other Race 86 2% NA

* Out of total with reported race/ethnicity

Cumulative COVID-19 Deaths by Race/Ethnicity
Race/Ethnicity Deaths Percent of Deaths *Out of total with reported race/ethnicity Percent of Total WA Population
Total Number of Deaths 1,555 100%
Unknown Race/Ethnicity (Percent out of Total Deaths) 38 2% NA
Total with Race/Ethnicity Available 1,517 100%
Hispanic 205 14% 13%
Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native 39 3% 1%
Non-Hispanic Asian 129 9% 9%
Non-Hispanic Black 49 3% 4%
Non-Hispanic White 1,021 67% 68%
Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 22 1% 1%
Non-Hispanic Multiracial 18 1% 4%
Non-Hispanic Other Race 34 2% NA

* Out of total with reported race/ethnicity

Every day, acute care hospitals in Washington are reporting patients hospitalized with COVID-19 to the Department of Health. The numbers in the columns below represent the total number of patients hospitalized with suspect and laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 and those suspect and laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 patients on ventilators by day.

  • As of July 7, this table was updated to include suspect COVID-19 patients as well as laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 patients hospitalized and those on ventilators. Also, if a hospital did not provide a daily update, then their last reported data is included in the total counts. This inclusion of suspect cases and prior reporting aligns with the data currently reported on the Governor’s Risk Assessment dashboard on healthcare system readiness.
  • As of May 20, the chart was updated to reflect that hospitals are now reporting the total number of COVID-19 patients ventilated rather than the total number of COVID-19 patients in the ICU. This change aligns the data hospitals submit to DOH with the data they’re required to report to federal agencies.

Hospitals now report data through WA HEALTH, a new application developed in partnership with the Washington State Hospital Association. Previous hospitalization and ICU data were provided through partnerships with the Northwest Healthcare Response Network, for western Washington, the Regional Emergency and Disaster (REDi) Healthcare Coalition, for eastern Washington, and the Region IV Healthcare Preparedness Alliance, for southwest Washington, and the Washington State Hospital Association.

Daily COVID-19 Confirmed and Suspected Patients Hospitalized and Ventilated
Date Total COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized Total COVID-19 Patients Ventilated
7/22/2020 386 47
7/23/2020 407 52
7/24/2020 407 51
7/25/2020 396 42
7/26/2020 386 49
7/27/2020 407 48
7/28/2020 399 57

Data Downloads

Reports

Data Notes

July 29, 2020:  Reported hospitalizations may be slightly under-counted today due to an incomplete linkage across data reporting systems last night.

July 13, 2020:  The Department is continuing to work on changes to provide more context to death reporting and report death counts that reflect deaths where COVID-19 caused or contributed to the death. We have made additional steps in this process and are removing 39 from our counts. All of these are natural deaths, and after review it was determined that COVID-19 did not cause or contribute to the death. We will continue to update death counts as additional information on cause of death is received.

Notes on testing:

  • Effective July 1, 2020, DOH has added a downloadable table on the "Testing" tab that has individuals with positive and negative tests, and the percent of positive tests by county and day.
  • Two important data issues continue to effect results presented on the testing tab. The first is that there are negative lab results that have not yet been entered into our data system. The second is that about 21% of negative test results do not have an assigned county. These two issues impact some counties disproportionately. Department of Health continues to work on a sustainable solution.
  • Regarding reporting for testing in general, the data presented is by number of individuals not by number of tests.  An individual is only counted one time in all graphics and tables. They are classified by their first positive test result, or their first negative if they never had a positive test.

Note on the deaths: Some deaths may be reported by health care providers, medical examiners/coroners, local health departments, or others before they are included in the statewide count. It takes longer for the state to announce deaths because they are often reported first to the local health department and then to us.

Case Report Date, June 16, 2020: As of June 16, 2020, DOH switched from using the date a case was reported to the Department of Health to the date of an individual’s first positive lab result. This is a more accurate designation of case confirmation that will shift some case counts by date, most noticeably for cumulative case counts and graphics. This will affect less than 10% of the reported cases.

Note on the number of infections: Public health experts agree that the true number of people who have been infected with COVID-19 in Washington greatly exceeds the number of COVID-19 infections that have been laboratory-confirmed. It is very difficult to know exactly how many people in Washington have been infected to date since most people with COVID-19 experience mild illness and the ability to get tested is still not widely available.

COVID-19 Question and Answer Bot