(June 30, 2020) Coweta County reported its largest single-day increase in new COVID-19 infections, from 647 on Monday to 667 on Tuesday, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health.
Coweta’s hospitalizations increased to 60 and her case rate per 100,000 residents increased to 425.66 (+13.15). Fifteen people have died from COVID-19 in Coweta County.
Across Georgia, the DPH reported 81,291 cases on Tuesday, 1,874 more than Monday and 2,805 deaths (+21). The DPH also reported a total of 11,051 hospitalizations (+227) since the crisis began and 2,323 admissions (+34) to intensive care units.
A total of 991,501 tests (+11,009) have been conducted for active and previous infections at management sites and facilities across the state, with a positive rate of 8.3 percent *.
Long-Term Care Center COVID Report – 19 (June 29)
Ansley Park Health & Rehabilitation
450 Newnan Lakes Blvd., Newnan
Residents: 40 (-4)
Positive residents: 0
Resident Deaths: 0
Residents recovered: 0
Positive COVID staff: 1
Avalon Health and Rehabilitation
120 Spring St., Newnan
Residents: 66
Positive residents of COVID: 12
Resident Deaths: 0
Residents recovered: 9
COVID positive staff: 2
Newnan Health and Rehabilitation
244 E. Broad St., Newnan
Residents: 60 (-1)
Positive COVID residents: 46
Resident Deaths: 12 (+1)
Residents recovered: 1
Positive COVID staff: 19
The Plaza (Wesley Woods PCH)
110 Edgeworth Road, Newnan
Residents: 43
Positive COVID residents: 1
Resident Deaths: 0
Residents recovered: 0
Positive COVID staff: 1
Watercrest Newnan Assisted Living & Memory Care
285 Summerlin Blvd., Newnan
Residents: 35
Positive COVID residents: 3
Resident Deaths: 0
Residents recovered: 3
COVID positive staff: 7 (+2)
Newnan Peachtree Wesley Woods Nursing Home
110 Edgeworth Road, Newnan
Residents: 22 (-1)
Positive residents of COVID: 0
Resident Deaths: 0
Residents recovered: 0
Positive COVID staff: 1
Neighboring Counties (June 30)
Carroll County – 704 cases (+26) and 39 deaths. Hospitalizations: 115. Case rate per 100,000 people: 586.09 (+21.65).
Fayette County – 341 cases (+15) and 17 deaths. Hospitalizations: 48 (+2). Case rate per 100,000 people: 290.1 (+12.47).
Fulton County – 6,965 cases (+317) and 312 deaths. Hospitalizations: 1,083 (+15). Case rate per 100,000 people: 604.81 (+3.45).
Heard County – 48 cases and 3 deaths. Hospitalizations: 7. Case rate per 100,000 people: 388.04.
Meriwether county – 183 cases (+6) and 2 deaths. Hospitalizations: 22. Case rate per 100,000 people: 870.6 (+28.54)
Spalding county – 400 (+17) cases and 32 deaths. Hospitalizations: 61. Case rate per 100,000 people: 578.79 (+24.6).
Troup County – 1,398 cases (+62) and 32 deaths (+1). Hospitalizations: 147 (+6). Case rate per 100,000 people: 1,897.35 (+88.05).
* The number of positive tests is not the same as the number of cases. Some tests may not be reported to DPH through electronic laboratory reports, and the numbers may include multiple tests performed on the same individual.
For more information and statistics on the Georgia outbreak, visit https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report.
The disease in the United States and around the world.
COVID-19 is the disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which was identified after health officials reported a group of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, to the World Health Organization a end of 2019.
Since then, more than 10.1 million people have become sick from COVID-19 in 216 countries, areas and territories, and more than 503,000 have died, according to the WHO.
More than 126,000 COVID-19-related deaths and 2.5 million confirmed infections have been reported in the United States, according to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which reported 35,664 new cases and 370 new deaths since the Monday.
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Coweta County Case History
3/22 – 9 cases, 0 deaths
3/23 – 9 cases, 2 deaths
3/24 – 10 cases, 2 deaths
3/25 – 10 cases, 2 deaths
3/26 – 14 cases, 2 deaths
3/27 – 19 cases, 2 deaths
3/28 – 20 cases, 2 deaths
3/29 – 23 cases, 2 deaths
3/30 – 37 cases, 2 deaths
3/31 – 41 cases, 2 deaths
4/1 – 42 cases, 2 deaths
2/2 – 48 cases, 2 deaths
4/3 – 56 cases, 2 deaths
4/4 – 64 cases, 2 deaths
4/5 – 67 cases, 2 deaths
6/4 – 76 cases, 2 deaths
7/4 – 79 cases, 2 deaths
8/8 – 79 cases, 2 deaths
9/4 – 84 cases, 2 deaths
10/4 – 90 cases, 2 deaths
11/4 – 101 cases, 2 deaths
12/4 – 103 cases, 2 deaths
4/13 – 119 cases, 2 deaths
4/14 – 126 cases, 2 deaths
4/15 – 136 cases, 3 deaths
4/16 – 139 cases, 3 deaths
4/17 – 149 cases, 3 deaths
4/18 – 156 cases, 3 deaths
4/19 – 161 cases, 3 deaths
4/20 – 168 cases, 4 deaths
4/21 – 170 cases, 4 deaths
4/22 – 168 ** cases, 4 deaths
4/23 – 173 cases, 4 deaths
4/24 – 182 cases, 4 deaths
4/25 – 187 cases, 4 deaths
4/26 – 188 cases, 4 deaths
04/27 – 188 cases, 4 deaths
04/28/190 cases, 4 deaths
4/29 – 195 cases, 4 deaths
4/30 – 195 cases, 4 deaths
5/1 – 203 cases, 4 deaths
2/5 – 213 cases, 4 deaths
3/5 – 219 cases, 4 deaths
4/5 – 239 cases, 4 deaths
5/5 – 243 cases, 4 deaths
6/5 – 246 cases, 4 deaths
7/5 – 246 cases, 4 deaths
8/5 – 257 cases, 4 deaths
9/5 – 261 cases, 4 deaths
10/5 – 274 cases, 4 deaths
11/5 – 276 cases, 4 deaths
12/5 – 280 cases, 4 deaths
5/13 – 280 cases, 4 deaths
5/14 – 280 cases, 4 deaths
5/15 – 282 cases, 4 deaths
5/16 – 285 cases, 4 deaths
5/17 – 284 cases, 4 deaths
5/18 – 285 cases, 4 deaths
5/19 – 287 cases, 4 deaths
5/20 – 286 cases, 4 deaths
5/21 – 303 cases, 7 deaths
5/22 – 311 cases, 7 deaths
5/23 – 316 cases, 8 deaths
5/24 – 331 cases, 8 deaths
5/25 – 348 cases, 8 deaths
5/26 – 380 cases, 8 deaths
5/27 – 391 cases, 8 deaths
5/28 – 398 cases, 8 deaths
5/29 – 410 cases, 8 deaths
5/30 – 415 cases, 8 deaths
5/31 – 416 cases, 9 deaths
1/6 – 418 cases, 9 deaths
2/6 – 421 cases, 9 deaths
3/6 – 432 cases, 9 deaths
4/6 – 440 cases, 9 deaths
5/5 – 458 cases, 9 deaths
6/6 – 463 cases, 9 deaths
7/6 – 463 cases, 9 deaths
8/6 – 468 cases, 9 deaths
9/6 – 474 cases, 10 deaths
10/6 – 476 cases, 10 deaths
11/6 – 488 cases, 11 deaths
12/6 – 507 cases, 11 deaths
6/13 – 509 cases, 11 deaths
6/14 – 511 cases, 11 deaths
6/15 – 515 cases, 12 deaths
6/16 – 519 cases, 12 deaths
06/17 – 526 cases, 13 deaths
6/18 – 538 cases, 14 deaths
6/19 – 548 cases, 14 deaths
6/20 – 545 ** cases, 14 deaths
6/21 – 550 cases, 14 deaths
6/22 – 554 cases, 14 deaths
6/23 – 569 cases, 15 deaths
6/24 – 599 cases, 15 deaths
6/25 – 600 cases, 15 deaths
6/26 – 615 cases, 15 deaths
6/27 – 634 cases, 15 deaths
06/28 – 643 cases, 15 deaths
6/29 – 647 cases, 15 deaths
6/30 – 667 cases, 15 deaths
** Multiple providers and facilities can enter data into DPH’s reportable disease surveillance system. Because of this, cases can sometimes be inadvertently duplicated. Duplicates are removed from the system as soon as they are discovered, which can occasionally result in a decrease in the number of reported cases.
