is a part of Trauma Service Areas are geographical clusters defined by where people are most likely to receive trauma care when they need it. For COVID-19 patients, it's the area where they are most likely to receive care. the latest date for which we have data, hospitals in this Trauma Service Area reported the following:
Texas COVID-19 Data Resource
A Comprehensive Look At Our Current Moment
State Explorer
The impacts of COVID-19 on Texas has been both wide and deep. In an effort to track the toll taken on the lives of Texans and the deep economic hardships endured across the state, we have organized a series of data visualizations at the statewide level.
County Explorer
Not every community has felt the effects of COVID-19 equally. Through partnerships with multiple stakeholders across the state, we've worked to document those local impacts being felt across each of our 254 counties. Read here to explorer county-level data.
STATEWIDE PROFILE
Current Case Data
as of Apr 18, 2021
CONFIRMED cases include those where patients tested positive with a MOLECULAR test, which checks for signs of the virus's DNA in the patient. The number of ACTIVE and RECOVERED cases are ESTIMATED by the State, and include both patients who are confirmed with a MOLECULAR tests and patients who are considered PROBABLE cases. The latter are patients who have either tested positive using an ANTIGEN test or are presumed positive by symptom. For that reason, the sum of ACTIVE , RECOVERED , and DECEASED patients will exceed the total number of CONFIRMED cases.
Trends Over Time
Current Vaccine Data
as of Apr 19, 2021
Note: This is the latest vaccine data presented by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Due to a number of administrative burdens, including processing time and system interoperation, the number of vaccinations reported lags the true number of vaccinations that have been completed.
Source: Texas Department of Health and Human Services Accessible Vaccine Dashboard Data
Demographics of Persons Vaccinated
Note: The State reports vaccination rates by four age groups, combined race and ethnicity, and gender. While data are reported in an OTHER race/ethnicity category, that category is suppressed in our analysis due to reliability issues.
Current Hospital + Trends Data
as of Apr 17, 2021
Current Testing Data
as of Apr 17, 2021
About the Types of Testing
There are two types of tests most often used to detect Active COVID-19 infections: Molecular Tests and Antigen Tests . Both tests rely on a nasopharyngeal swab (a cotton swab up the nose) to collect sample material. Both tests detect active infections, but the Antigen test has a higher false negative rate. That means it is more likely than the molecular test to miss a true infection.
For more information, visit the FDA here .
Economy + Society
Consumer Spending Trends, by Industry
Change in average consumer credit and debit card spending, indexed to January 4-31, 2020 and seasonally adjusted. This series reflects daily data through July 5th, 2020 and weekly data after July 5th, 2020. This series is based on data from Affinity Solutions. SOURCE: the Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker and their accompanying research.
Population Health
As of Apr 19, 2021
NOTE: These charts were developed by recording each day's value from the DSHS daily report published on their 'Accessible Dashboard Data' report , saving a copy of that information in a timestamped file on our github, and then organizing each of the individual timestamped files into a single time-series dataset that allows us to track trends in population health as the state completes more cases and fatality investigations. As of July 27th, fatality demographics have shifted from being processed using data from completed epidemiological fatality investigations to being processed using data from death certificates.
Each of these charts breaks data that has been processed from case reports and death certificates by DSHS, by race, age, and gender. Each box represents the share of each group's representation among all recorded COVID-19 cases and deaths in Texas. For these calculations, cases and deaths with unknown age, gender, or race were removed. Each graph reports the percentage of all cases that had unknown age, race, or gender.
Mobility Trends
COUNTY PROFILE
Data As of:
Current Case Data
Active Cases
Deaths (as % of All Cases)
Tests Per 100,000
Cases Per 100,000
Current Hospital Data
Confirmed COVID-19 Patients
As of: Apr 17
Percent of All Hospitalizations
As of: Apr 17
All Beds Availability
As of: Apr 17
ICU Beds Availability
As of: Apr 17
Current Vaccine Data
as of Apr 26, 2021
Note: This is the latest vaccine data presented by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Due to a number of administrative burdens, including processing time and system interoperation, the number of vaccinations reported lags the true number of vaccinations that have been completed.
Source: Texas Department of Health and Human Services Accessible Vaccine Dashboard Data
Economic Data
Trends Over Time
Hospital Capacity Trends
IMPORTANT NOTE: As described above, county-level hospital capacity data is represented at the Trauma Service Area level instead of the county. Trauma Service Areas are geographical clusters defined by where people are most likely to receive trauma care when they need it. For COVID-19 patients, it's the area where they are most likely to receive care. The trend data shown below represents data for this county's assigned Trauma Service Area.
Mobility Trends
Google mobility data compares the activity for each area to activity from January 3rd through February 6th, 2020. The data are displayed as percentages. Positive values represent more traffic than the baseline period; negative values represent less traffic than the baseline.