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List: COVID-19 hospitalization numbers on the First Coast

Most experts say the spike is due to the fast-spreading Omicron variant.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — (Editor's Note: The video above is from a previous report)

Within the past three weeks, roughly half a million people in Florida have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a report from the Department of Health

With 298,455 new cases in just one week, the numbers more than doubled those of the previous week.

Here are some of the latest hospitalization numbers along the First Coast.

UF Health Jacksonville 

As of Jan. 4, there are 82 COVID patients at UF Health Jacksonville, with 15 in the ICU.

Baptist Health

As of Jan. 10, Baptist has 158 COVID-19 adult patients, with 11 in ICU. It has 14 children patients, with 2 in intensive care.

As of Jan. 4, Baptist has 111 COVID-19 patients, with 10 in ICU and 5 are children. Of the 5 in Wolfson Children's hospital, 0 are in ICU.

Mayo Clinic

As of Monday, Jan. 3, 2022, Mayo Clinic in Florida has seen a 60% increase of COVID-19 positive in-patients compared to the week prior, December 27, 2021.  They do not treat pediatric patients at Mayo Clinic in Florida.

Flagler Health

As of Jan. 21, there are 50 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath.

As of Jan. 19, there are 67 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath.

As of Jan. 17, there are 51 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath.

As of Jan. 13, there are 55 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath.

As of Jan. 10, there are 45 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath.

As of Jan. 5, there are 26 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath. 

As of Jan. 4, there are 27 people hospitalized with COVID-19 at Flagler Heath. 

Ascension St. Vincent's

As of Jan. 21, there are 169 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals. 

As of Jan. 19, there are 162 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals.

As of Jan.13, there are 137 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals.

As of Monday, Jan. 12, there are 118 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals. 

As of Wednesday, there are 82 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals.

As of Tuesday, Jan. 4, there are 74 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 across the three Ascension St. Vincent’s hospitals. This is an increase of 13 patients since Monday.

Memorial Hospital and Orange Park Medical Center

Given the change in numbers with each admission and discharge, the facilities won't be sharing hospitalization numbers at this time.

Full statement: 

"Both Memorial Hospital and Orange Park Medical Center have seen a rise in COVID hospitalizations after the holidays. Even though the symptoms of this strain tend to be less severe than what we saw during the surge this summer, it's still very important for us all to follow the CDC guidelines around masking, hand hygiene and social distancing. We also encourage vaccination as the most effective away to end this pandemic."

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