Coronavirus-Related Deaths In Minnesota Reach 30

TWIN CITIES, MN — A total of 30 people have died from the new coronavirus in Minnesota, health officials announced Monday. One person died since the numbers were released Sunday morning.

The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases reached 986 Monday. Of those cases, 470 patients no longer need to be isolated.

Total approximate number of completed tests: 28,128

• Total approximate number of completed tests from the MDH Public Health Lab: 8,876
• Total approximate number of completed tests from external laboratories: 19,252

Total cases requiring hospitalization: 223

• Hospitalized as of Monday: 115
• Hospitalized in ICU as of Monday: 57

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Deaths per county

Chisago: 1

Dakota: 2

Hennepin: 14

Martin: 4

Olmsted: 2

Ramsey: 3

Scott: 1

Washington: 1

Winona: 2

Deaths by race

(Cases can have more than one race.)

White: 77%
Black: 0%
Asian: 3%
Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander: 0%
American Indian/ Alaska Native: 0%
Other: 0%
Unknown/missing: 20%

Deaths by ethnicity

Hispanic: 3%
Non-Hispanic: 77%
Unknown/missing: 20%

Age ranges

• All cases: 4 months - 104 years
• Non-hospitalized cases: 4 months - 104 years
• Hospitalized cases: 6 - 98 years
• Hospitalized cases in ICU: 25 - 95 years
• Deaths: 58 - 100 years

Gender

51% female, 49% male

Likely Exposure

Likely ExposurePercent of CasesCruise ship 3%
International travel 11%
Known exposure to a case 24%
Travel to another state (with no known exposure) 17%
Community transmission in MN 34%
Unknown/missing 11%

Residence type

Private residence 80%
Long-term care facility 4%
Long-term acute living <1%
Assisted living 2%
Homeless shelter 0%
Jail/prison 1%
College dorm 0%
Other 1%
Unknown/missing 12%
Long-term Care Facilities with Out

Long-term care facilities with outbreaks

(Only facilities with 10 or more residents will be listed by the Minnesota Department of Health)

Anoka: Anoka Rehabilitation and Living Center

Clay: Eventide Lutheran Home

Crow Wing: Minnesota Teen Challenge

Dakota: Brookdale West St. Paul

Dakota: Inverwood Senior Living

Faribault: Friendship Court

Freeborn: Fountain Centers

Hennepin: Catholic Eldercare on Main

Hennepin: Heritage of Edina Inc

Hennepin: Presbyterian Homes of Bloomington

Hennepin: Shalom Home West

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

Martin: Temperance Lake Ridge

Olmsted: Rochester East Health Services

Olmsted: Rochester Rehabilitation and Living Center

Ramsey: Cherrywood Pointe of Roseville LLC

Ramsey: Presbyterian Homes of Arden Hills

Ramsey: The Estates at Roseville LLC

Ramsey: The Waters of White Bear Lake

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

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