State Health officials report an additional death over the past 24-hours (ending at 6-a.m. today) from COVID-19. The total number of deaths from the virus now amount of 651. There were 663 fewer positive test results, for a total of 23,792, and an increase of 5,867 Negative test results, for a total of 198,171. The number of Iowans tested (test results processed) amount to 222,334, which is an increase of 5,650 from Saturday. The IDPH says 59 more people have recovered from the virus, for a total of 14,357.

Regional Medical Coordination Center (RMCC) data show: 203 persons are hospitalized with COVID-19 (5 more than Saturday); 77 are in an ICU (an increase of 2); 27 were admitted to a hospital (15 more than Saturday), and 47 were on a ventilator. In RMCC Region 4 (southwest/western Iowa): 8 people were in a hospital (one more than Saturday); 5 were in an ICU; 1 was admitted, and 1 person was on a ventilator.

In area county information: Cass County recorded an additional, positive case of COVID-19, Saturday, with 13 having recovered; Adair County has 11 positive cases and 9 recovered; Adams County has 7 cases and 5 recovered; Audubon County has 13 cases, with 10 recovered; Guthrie County dashboard data show 58 positive cases and 41 recovered; Montgomery County shows 9 positive, 6 recovered; Pottawattamie County data show 503 positive COVID-10 cases, with 256 having recovered; and Shelby County shows 47 cases, with 35 recovered. Crawford County has the most positive cases in western Iowa as of today (Sunday), at 614, with 353 recovered.

Long-Term Care (LTC) facility data show: 36 current outbreaks, one more than Saturday; 1,316 residents/staff have tested positive (which is 16 less than the previous report); 777 residents/staff have recovered, as compared to 782 Saturday; and, 341 have died at LTC’s, two more than Saturday.