Orange County Positivity Test and Vaccination Rate as of Aug 4 – Orange County Registry

The map below is from OC Healthcare Agency Dashboard updated Wednesday August 4 and displays coronavirus test positivity rates by zip code.

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Case rates and test positivity (both of which are provided as a seven-day average, with a one-week delay to allow time to consider more comprehensive data) are updated every Tuesday, reflecting data up to the previous day for test data, or even day for case data. The calculations are based on the guidelines of the California Department of Public Health.

The positivity of the tests is the number of tests performed that come back positive for the virus.

Postal codes with less than 20 cases can result in unstable rate estimates and should be interpreted with caution.

The August 4 card:

The July 28 card:

The July 20 menu:

Orange County’s overall daily case rate fell from 8 cases per 100,000 people last week to 12.7 per 100,000 this week, which would have been in the red level (third most restrictive level) of the system of four-tier colors from the California Department of Public Health, if it was still in place. The test positivity rate in the county is 6.9% (7-day average with a 7-day lag), up from 4.9% last week, which is believed to be in the orange or second level.

The daily rate of cases in Orange County has slowly increased over the past two weeks – on July 18, it was 287 cases per day, then rose to 489 per day on July 26. Last year, July 26, it was 458. The peak because the rate was 3,497 on January 8.

From July 19, due to the increase in local cases, the OC Healthcare Agency reverted to updating his numbers for the online dashboard on weekdays.

Postal codes with the highest positivity rate for August 4:

• 92865: 11.7
• 92648: 11.7
• 92845: 10.2

the California Department of Public Health The immunization dashboard update on Wednesday, August 4, indicated that more than 50 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed in the state. An increase of approximately 500,000 from last week.

About 21.4 million Californians (63.1%) are fully vaccinated, up from 21.1 million last week. The state’s vaccine dashboard is updated weekly on Wednesday. Here’s how the percentages by age have changed over the past few weeks:

Statewide July 21:

• 65 and over: 69.7%
• 50-64: 71.7%
• 18-49: 58.3%
• 12-17: 37.9%

Statewide July 28:

• 65 and over: 70.1%
• 50-64: 72.4%
• 18-49: 59.2%
• 12-17: 39.3%

Statewide August 4:

• 65 and over: 70.6%
• 50-64: 73%
• 18-49: 60%
• 12-17: 40.8%

It is estimated that at the current vaccination rate of the state it could reach 70% of people fully vaccinated in 104 days, up from 80 days a week ago.

Orange County Vaccinations:

July 21:

• 65 and over: 72.6%
• 50-64: 74%
• 18-49: 60.5%
• 12-17: 40%

July 28:

• 65 and over: 72.9%
• 50-64: 74.7%
• 18-49: 61.4%
• 12-17: 41.7%

August 4:

• 65 and over: 73.4%
• 50-64: 75.3%
• 18-49: 62.2%
• 12-17: 43.3%

You can click on the map below to find vaccination rates in each county in California. It may take some time to display the site.

You can find the OC Healthcare Agency dashboard here.