COVID-19 infections remain essentially on a plateau in Colorado, and what they do next will depend on how many people are still susceptible to the latest variants.
As of Tuesday afternoon, 320 people were hospitalized for COVID-19 in the state, which was an increase of only five from the same time last week.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 14,347 new cases in the week ending Sunday, which was a drop of about 1,000 from the previous week. Fewer people get tested around holidays and case reports tend to come in later, though, so it’s not clear if that’s a real change or an anomaly because of the Fourth of July weekend.
Outbreaks fell by 11, to 562 as of Wednesday afternoon. School-based outbreaks continued to go down as old ones were declared over, while clusters in nursing homes and assisted living facilities continued to rise slowly.
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