Here is the latest federal data on which hospitals and ICUs are closest to capacity in Alameda County.
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The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in San Leandro.
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The 6,000 daily vaccines will be provided by the federal government, adding to California’s overall vaccine availability. San Leandro stats.
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New federal data shows how many inpatient and ICU hospital beds are currently filled in Alameda County and across CA.
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Educators, child care workers and residents 65 and older share the same tier for the coronavirus vaccine.
New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in Alameda County.
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New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the San Leandro area.
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While ICU beds have emptied in SoCal and the Central Valley, Alameda County's ICU capacity remains well above the regional average.
The problem is especially difficult in dementia care facilities, where patients don't understand the need to social distance and wear masks.
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The number of available hospital intensive care unit beds has been updated.
As health officers pondered stay-at-home orders last week, Alameda County recorded more than 3,100 new COVID-19 cases.
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U.S. News’ annual list rates thousands of nursing homes nationwide based on care, staffing, rate of complaints, and more.
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The health officer in Alameda County issued orders to allow limited outdoor activities and services to reopen Aug. 28.
Since last Friday, the county has added 1169 newly confirmed cases.
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Kirkland and other brand-name frozen shrimp distributed here and nationwide recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.
As cases soar in Alameda County, deaths rise at a modest pace.
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The county reported no coronavirus deaths on Monday, and just a small number of new cases.
Alameda County reported more than 1,000 additional coronavirus cases over the past week.
Cases continue to increase at a rapid pace, threatening to overwhelm hospitals in the Bay Area and around California.
A surge in new cases and hospitalizations in Alameda County means getting to "new normal" will take even longer.
Several Bay Area UPS branches have seen cases in their ranks, Bay Area News Group reported.
One city in Alameda County has more than 2,000 confirmed cases, while another has fewer than 10.