Dana Point Coronavirus Counts Rise To 160, Tuesday

DANA POINT, CA — On Tuesday, 160 total residents in Dana Point have tested positive for Coronavirus. In nearby Laguna Niguel, 241 residents have tested positive.

In Orange County health officials Monday reported 20 more coronavirus deaths, raising the death toll to 513. An additional 990 residents tested positive for COVID-19 as of Tuesday, bringing the cumulative Orange County coronavirus case load to 30,976.

Hospitalizations remain on the rise in the county, with 700 people currently in the hospital due to coronavirus as of Tuesday afternoon. Of those, 234 are being cared for in intensive care units, according to the Orange County Health Care Agency.

Of the total deaths, 234 were skilled nursing facility residents and 17 were assisted living facility residents, and 2 were experiencing homelessness.

On Tuesday, the county recorded an additional 6,684 tests. They have administered 366,584 coronavirus tests and estimates 15,232 recoveries, the HCA reported.

In Orange County, here are Monday's coronavirus totals by city:

• Aliso Viejo: 235
• Anaheim: 5,316
• Brea: 278
• Buena Park: 850
• Costa Mesa: 985
• Coto de Caza: 19
• Cypress: 294
• Dana Point: 160
• Fountain Valley: 315
• Fullerton: 1,433
• Garden Grove: 1,627
• Huntington Beach: 1,495
• Irvine: 1,024
• La Habra: 711
• La Palma: 103
• Ladera Ranch: 102
• Laguna Beach: 114
• Laguna Hills: 190
• Laguna Niguel: 241
• Laguna Woods: 36
• Lake Forest: 480
• Los Alamitos: 143
• Midway City: 57
• Mission Viejo: 497
• Newport Beach: 725
• Orange: 1,429
• Placentia: 574
• Rancho Mission Viejo: 44
• Rancho Santa Margarita: 210
• Rossmoor: 26 (no change)
• San Clemente: 280
• San Juan Capistrano: 219
• Santa Ana: 5,823
• Seal Beach: 169
• Silverado: 38 (no change)
• Stanton: 365
• Trabuco Canyon: 131
• Tustin: 708
• Villa Park: 35 (no change)
• Westminster: 575
• Yorba Linda: 422

Orange County is on the state's watch list for counties experiencing high rates of new cases and hospitalizations. It has shown some improvement, but with some continuing concerns.

The county's case rate per 100,000 residents dropped down from 230.5 on Sunday to 183.3, but is still far higher than the California Department of Public Health threshold of 25 per 100,000 residents.

The change in three-day average of hospitalized patients dropped from - 1.1 percent, to -2.6 percent on Tuesday, lower than the state's threshold of 10 percent

Also the county's intensive care unit beds available fell from 41 percent to 39.4 percent on Tuesday, and the percent of ventilators available rose from 61.5 percent to 64 percent. The state's threshold is 20 percent of ICU beds available to handle a surge and 25 percent ventilators on hand.

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