ONEIDA COUNTY COVID-19 Update 11-19-21

Here are the Oneida County COVID-19 case numbers as of midnight on Nov. 18.

• 172 new positive cases, 31,861 total.
• 1,619 active positive cases.
• 69% of reported positive cases since 7/1/21 have been unvaccinated.
• 6.5% positivity rate.
• Total infection by age (percentages rounded):
  
  • 2% are 0-4 years-old
  • 5% are 5-11 years-old
  • 6% are 12-17 years-old
  • 43% are 18-44 years-old
  • 28% are 45-64 years-old
  • 9% are 65-74 years-old
  • 8% are 75+ years-old
  • Current average age: 36 years-old
• Total infection by gender (percentages rounded):
  
  • 51% female
  • 49% male
• 1 new COVID-19-related death, 523 total.
  
  • 494 unvaccinated (266 in 2021)/28 vaccinated
    
    • Total unvaccinated COVID-related deaths by age
      
      • 1 was 0-12 years-old
      • 0 were 13-19 years old
      • 5 were 20-29 years-old
      • 3 were 30-39 years-old
      • 17 were 40-49 years-old
      • 26 were 50-59 years-old
      • 97 were 60-69 years-old
      • 148 were 70-79 years-old
      • 197 were 80+ years-old
    • Total vaccinated COVID-related deaths
      
      • 0 were 0-12 years-old
      • 0 were 13-19 years-old
      • 0 were 20-29 years-old
      • 0 were 30-39 years-old
      • 0 were 40-49 years-old
      • 2 were 50-59 years-old
      • 2 were 60-69 years-old
      • 9 were 70-79 years-old
      • 15 were 80+ years-old
  • 32% of total COVID-related deaths have been from long-term care facilities.
• 2,516 are in mandatory isolation & quarantine.
• 68 Oneida County residents are hospitalized.
  
  • 47 unvaccinated/21 vaccinated
  • 44 at MVHS
  • 15 at Rome Health
  • 9 out of county
    
    • 11 of total hospitalized are in the ICU.
      
      • 9 unvaccinated/2 vaccinated
    • 7 of total hospitalized are on ventilators.
      
      • 6 unvaccinated/1 vaccinated
    • 9 of total hospitalized are from long-term care facilities.
      
      • 7 unvaccinated/2 vaccinated
• 71% of Oneida County residents ages 12 and over have their first dose of vaccine.
• 65% of Oneida County residents ages 12 and over are fully vaccinated.
• 5% of Oneida County residents ages 5-11 have their first dose of vaccine.
• 22,525 booster doses have been administered.