Florida Hospital Association Declares COVID Delta Variant Surge is Over

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The Florida Hospital Association (FHA) declared the COVID delta variant surge is over in Florida and daily hospitalization counts are no longer needed for the time. Mary Mayhew, President and CEO of the FHA, said the availability of treatments has helped lessen the impact of the variant and she maintained getting vaccinated is the still the best way to combat COVID.

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Florida COVID Hospitalizations Continue to Drop

For weeks, Florida has been seeing a consistent decline in COVID-related hospitalizations. As of Thursday, Florida has a total of 9,917 confirmed hospitalizations, according to the Florida Hospital Association (FHA) through the Department of Health and Human Services.

Over the last seven days, Florida has seen a 19 percent decrease in hospitalizations and approximately a 32 percent decrease over a 14-day average.

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Hospital Association Head Encouraged with Latest Florida COVID Trends

The Florida Hospital Association President Mary Mayhew said she has been encouraged with the latest trends regarding COVID in Florida.

Mayhew appeared on MSNBC last week and said she is hopeful given the drop in hospitalization numbers.

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Florida COVID Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend

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Floridians hospitalized for COVID has decreased for a fourth day in a row, according to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services data.

The data shows Florida’s hospitals are taking care of 15,778 COVID patients which accounts for only 27.5 percent of all Floridians hospitalized. Similarly, Florida’s ICU’s are helping 3,477 COVID patients, which was over 200 less COVID patients than Thursday, last week.

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