Those new fatalities resulted from the outbreak at the Brookside Rehab and Nursing Center in Warrenton, according to health department officials. The department on Saturday reported 6 deaths resulting from that outbreak.
The nursing home, which has reported 64 infections among patients and staff members, had 17 active infections Monday morning, according to its website.
The health department Monday morning also reported:
• 809 total cases in Fauquier County since the pandemic began — up 8 from Sunday.
• 127,571 Virginia cases — up 645 since Sunday. The total includes 121,919 confirmed and 5,652 “probable” infections.
• 2,684 deaths statewide — up 6 from Sunday. Of the total fatalities, the health department classifies COVID-19 as the confirmed cause in 2,551 and “probable” in 133.
• 1,676,446 diagnostic tests statewide — up 11,971 since Sunday. Over the past seven days, 7.7 percent of those tests were positive.
Statewide hospitalizations for COVID-19 over the course of the pandemic totaled 9,902 as of Monday, up 21 since Sunday.
But, the health department notes that its hospitalization figure — based on status at the time each case gets investigated — “underrepresents” the actual total.
Since the pandemic began, 15,742 “confirmed COVID-19 patients have been hospitalized and discharged,” according to the Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association.
State hospitals housed 1,061 infected patients Monday — down 22 from Sunday, according to the association.
That puts total Virginia hospitalizations during the pandemic at 16,803.
Virginia hospitalizations for COVID-19 peaked at 1,625 patients on May 8.
Healthcare providers and laboratories report statistics to the state as of 5 p.m. each day. The health department updates its report the following morning.
Forty-three infected Fauquier patients have been hospitalized and 18 have died since the pandemic started.
In the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District, which includes Fauquier:
• 1,136 cases (up 2), 87 hospitalizations and 14 deaths in Culpeper.
• 273 infections (up 1), 19 hospitalizations and 4 deaths in Orange.
• 95 infections (unchanged), 6 hospitalizations and 2 deaths in Madison.
• 57 cases (up 1), 5 hospitalizations and 2 deaths in Rappahannock.
The district has 40 COVID-19 deaths, and 160 infected patients have been hospitalized during the pandemic.
The health department reported 30,001 diagnostic tests in the district so far, up 224 from Sunday. Over the last seven days, 5.9 percent of tests conducted in the five-county district were positive.
Cases elsewhere in Virginia:
• 19,055 in Fairfax County — up 72 since Sunday.
• Prince William County, 11,253 — down 18.
• Virginia Beach, 6,226 — up 3.
• Loudoun County, 6,223 — up 25.
• Chesterfield County, 5,264 — unchanged.
• Henrico County, 4,806 — up 11.
• City of Norfolk, 4,533 — up 39.
• City of Richmond, 4,164 — up 29.
• City of Chesapeake, 3,946 — up 14.
• Arlington County, 3,640 — up 8.
• City of Alexandria, 3,511 — up 11.
• City of Newport News, 3,486 — up 9.
• City of Portsmouth, 2,286 — up 3.
• Spotsylvania County, 1,892 — up 7.
• City of Manassas, 1,837 — up 4.
• Stafford County, 1,779 — up 10.
• City of Harrisonburg, 1,793 — up 48.
• City of Suffolk, 1,733 — up 5.
• City of Hampton, 1,629 — up 1.
• City of Roanoke, 1,305 — up 38.
• Accomack County, 1,153 — unchanged.
• Rockingham County, 1,145 — up 12.
• Albemarle County, 1,093 — up 7.
• City of Lynchburg, 1,092 — up 11.
Nationwide as of Monday:
• 6,277,947 cases — up 31,679.
• 188,942 deaths — up 388.
• 2,315,995 have recovered — up 13,808.
• 82.83 million tests conducted — up about 740,000.
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