Coronavirus: 11 More Die In Minnesota

MINNESOTA — Eleven more people died from the new coronavirus in Minnesota, health officials announced Thursday. That brings the overall number of deaths from COVID-19 to 50, as of April 9.

A total of 1,242 people have tested positive for COVID-19. Out of those cases, 675 patients are no longer in isolation.

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Total cases requiring hospitalization: 293

• Hospitalized as of Thursday: 145
• Hospitalized in ICU as of Thursday: 63

Age ranges

• All cases: 14 months - 104 years
• Non-hospitalized cases: 34 months - 104 years
• Hospitalized cases: 46 - 98 years
• Hospitalized cases in ICU: 25 - 95 years
• Deaths: 56 - 100 years

Gender

52% female, 48% male

Exposure

• Travel: 33%
• Congregate Living Setting (staff or resident): 18%
• Health Care (staff): 15%
• Community (known contact with confirmed case): 9%
• Community (no known contact with confirmed case): 16%
• Unknown/missing: 9%

Percent of deaths

• White: 88%
• Black: 2%
• Asian: 2%
• Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander: 2%
• American Indian/ Alaska Native: 0%
• Other: 0%
• Unknown/missing: 6%

Deaths by county

• Chisago: 1
• Dakota: 3
• Hennepin: 25
• Martin: 4
• Olmsted: 2
• Ramsey: 5
• Scott: 1
• St. Louis: 1
• Washington: 2
• Winona: 5

Residence

• Private residence: 80%
• Long-term care facility: 5%
• Long-term acute living: <1%
• Assisted living: 3%
• Homeless shelter: <1%
• Jail/prison: 1%
• College dorm: 0%
• Other: 2%
• Unknown/missing: 9%

Congregate care facilities with outbreaks

Anoka — Homestead at Anoka
Anoka — Select Senior Living of Coon Rapids
Brown — St. John Lutheran Home
Clay — Eventide Lutheran Home
Clay — Moorhead Rehab and HCC
Crow Wing — Minnesota Teen Challenge
Dakota — Brookdale West St. Paul
Dakota — Inverwood Senior Living
Dakota — Vista Prairie at River Heights
Faribault — Friendship Court
Freeborn — Fountain Centers
Hennepin — Benedictine Health Center of Minneapolis
Hennepin — Catholic Eldercare on Main
Hennepin — Cedars at St. Louis Park A Villa
Hennepin — Copperfield Hill - The Lodge
Hennepin — Heritage of Edina Inc
Hennepin — Homeward Bound Inc. Brooklyn Park
Hennepin — Mount Olivet Careview Home
Hennepin — North Ridge Health and Rehab
Hennepin — Parkshore Senior Campus LLC
Hennepin — Presbyterian Homes of Bloomington
Hennepin — Sholom Home West
Hennepin — Saint Terese of New Hope
Hennepin — Sunrise of Edina
Hennepin — The Glenn Minnetonka
Hennepin — The Sanctuary at Brooklyn Center
Hennepin — The Villa at Bryn Mawr
Hennepin — The Waters of Edina
Hennepin — Vernon Terrace
Hennepin — Walker Methodist Health Center
Koochiching — Good Samaritan Society -International Falls
Martin — Temperance Lake Ridge
Nicollet — Oak Terrace Assisted Living
Olmsted — Rochester East Health Services
Olmsted — Rochester Rehabilitation and Living Center
Ramsey — Cherrywood Pointe of Roseville (on Cleveland) LLC
Ramsey — Galtier A Villa Center
Ramsey — New Brighton A Villa Center
Ramsey — New Brighton Care Center
Ramsey — Presbyterian Homes of Arden Hills
Ramsey — Rose of Sharon A Villa Center
Ramsey — The Estates at Roseville LLC
Ramsey — The Waters of White Bear Lake
St. Louis — Saint Ann's Residence
St. Louis — Superior View Apartments
Washington — Saint Therese of Woodbury
Washington — Stonecrest
Washington — The Encore at Mahtomedi
Washington — The Gables of Boutwells Landing
Wilkin — St. Francis Home
Winona — Sauer Health Care
Wright — Riverview Landing
Wright — The Estates at Delano LLC

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