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504
Total Cumulative Positive Cases of COVID-19
Updated October 27, 2020
| Cumulative Number of Negative Tests | 4374 |
| Number of Tests in Process | 32 |
| Number Tested Today | 34 |
| TOTAL Tested* | 4941 |
Note: These data sets include newly added testing results from the Abbott ID NOW machine since April 20, 2020
- The information by villages presented above is released by the Hopi Department of Health & Human Services, and the data shown reflects patients tested at the Hopi Health Care Center and at the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation specifically on Hopi tribal members. The data here does not include all state-wide data from other facilities such as Flagstaff, Winslow, Phoenix or other hospitals.
- The Department of Health and Human Services does not have full access to the full recovery rate data and the number of deceased patients.
** A total of 415 individuals who tested positive are members of the Hopi Tribe.
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Here is a quick overview of the COVID-19 statistics on a national, state, and local level:
As of this date – October 27, 2020
The United Sates now has over 8.6 million confirmed positive cases with 63,589 new cases and over 225,084 deaths reported.
Over 240,122 confirmed positive cases now exist in Arizona. Of those, close to 6,307 are in Navajo County alone.
The Hopi Health Care Center has tested over 4,907 patients to this date. Over 504 of those tests at Hopi Health Care Center came back positive with 361 from Hopi Tribal members. Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation reported 54 positives for Hopi Villages with a combined number of 415 positive Hopi Tribal members.
The information below provides a glimpse of the current numbers in those respective villages.
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415**
Total Positive Cases of COVID-19
by Hopi Villages
Updated October 27, 2020
| Number of Cases per Village* | Active Cases last 14 days |
Cumulative Cases As of 10/27/2020 |
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| Zip Codes | |||
| 86034 | Yuwelu-paki | 0 | 6 |
| Keams Canyon |
0 | 14 |
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| 86042 |
Polacca (Walpi-Sitsom’ovi- Tewa) |
7 | 151+ |
| 86043 | Musangnuvi | 11 | |
| Supawlavi | 1 | 15+(+) | |
| Söngoopavi | 3 | 115+ | |
| 86039 | Kiqötsmovi | 2 | 25 |
| Orayvi | 0 | 8 | |
| 86030 | Paaqavi | 0 | 2 |
| Hotvela | 3 | 22+ | |
| 86045 | Munqapi* | 5 | 38* |
| 86047 | Winslow *** |
0 | 4 |
| 86301 | Prescott *** |
0 | 1 |
| 85021 | Phoenix *** |
0 | 1 |
| TOTAL | 19 | 415 |
- *The information by villages presented above is released by the Hopi Department of Health & Human Services, and the data shown reflects patients tested at the Hopi Health Care Center and at the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation specifically on Hopi tribal members. The data from Lower and Upper Munqapi is consolidated until specific data can be re-verified. The community of residence for one Hopi Tribal member who tested positive at HHCC is in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The community of residence for four Hopi Tribal members who tested positive at HHCC is in Winslow. The data here does not include all state-wide data from other facilities such as Flagstaff, Winslow, Phoenix or other hospitals.
- ** A total of 415 individuals who tested positive are members of the Hopi Tribe.
- *** The individuals who tested positive at the HHCC returned back to their community of residence.
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+(+) Village/Community member(s) retested positive – you can contract the virus again and again even after initial recovery
Uma haak umùu kikiy ang sun huruyese’ naavaasye’ hakimuy qatsiyamuy ayo’ o’yani.
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