About 16.5 percent of the more than 6,000 intensive care unit beds at Florida hospitals are available as of July 24, and there are 9,225 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in the state, according to data from the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration.
Below are the 51 Florida counties with at least one person hospitalized with the primary diagnosis of COVID-19 as of 9:46 a.m. CDT July 24. The counties are listed in alphabetical order.
Alachua: 127
Baker: 33
Bay: 85
Brevard: 142
Broward: 1,270
Calhoun: 2
Charlotte: 62
Citrus: 27
Clay: 85
Collier: 166
Columbia: 33
DeSoto: 3
Duval: 493
Escambia: 192
Flagler: 22
Gadsden: 34
Gulf: 2
Hendry: 12
Hernando: 88
Highlands: 57
Hillsborough: 582
Holmes: 1
Indian River: 23
Jackson: 27
Lake: 98
Lee: 233
Leon: 78
Manatee: 123
Marion: 97
Martin: 37
Miami-Dade: 1,984
Monroe: 15
Nassau: 4
Okaloosa: 49
Okeechobee: 11
Orange: 592
Osceola: 211
Palm Beach: 563
Pasco: 126
Pinellas: 424
Polk: 284
Putnam: 17
Santa Rosa: 28
Sarasota: 146
Seminole: 152
St. Johns: 38
St. Lucie: 169
Sumter: 28
Volusia: 140
Walton: 7
Washington: 3
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