New daily COVID-19 hospitalization rates in the U.S. have increased 70 percent over the last two weeks, with 47 states and the District of Columbia seeing hospitalization rates trend upward, according to data tracked by The New York Times.
Data is taken from HHS and was last updated July 28.
Hospitalization rates were decreasing only in Rhode Island, Delaware and Vermont.
Louisiana
14-day change: 169 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 22
Alabama
14-day change: 146 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 18
Florida
14-day change: 123 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 32
South Carolina
14-day change: 121 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
Alaska
14-day change: 117 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 12
Tennessee
14-day change: 103 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 9
Kentucky
14-day change: 95 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 11
Connecticut
14-day change: 93 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 3
Georgia
14-day change: 90 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 14
North Carolina
14-day change: 87 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 8
Kansas
14-day change: 85 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 13
Oklahoma
14-day change: 84 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 15
Texas
14-day change: 81 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 15
California
14-day change: 80 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 8
Mississippi
14-day change: 68 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 17
Virginia
14-day change: 62 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5
Wisconsin
14-day change: 61 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 3
Arkansas
14-day change: 60 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 29
Indiana
14-day change: 53 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 9
Nebraska
14-day change: 52 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 6
Arizona
14-day change: 52 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 12
Nevada
14-day change: 52 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 34
Wyoming
14-day change: 51 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 12
Massachusetts
14-day change: 49 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 2
Oregon
14-day change: 47 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 6
Montana
14-day change: 45 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 8
Hawaii
14-day change: 43 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 6
Illinois
14-day change: 43 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 6
New Hampshire
14-day change: 42 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 2
Missouri
14-day change: 39 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 29
Utah
14-day change: 36 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 10
Idaho
14-day change: 30 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
New Mexico
14-day change: 29 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 6
Ohio
14-day change: 27 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
Pennsylvania
14-day change: 26 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5
Minnesota
14-day change: 26 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 4
District of Columbia
14-day change: 26 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
New Jersey
14-day change: 24 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5
New York
14-day change: 22 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5
Iowa
14-day change: 21 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
Michigan
14-day change: 21 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 3
West Virginia
14-day change: 19 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
South Dakota
14-day change: 19 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 4
Maryland
14-day change: 15 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5
Colorado
14-day change: 14 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
Maine
14-day change: 13 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 4
Washington
14-day change: 9 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 7
North Dakota
14-day change: 7 percent increase
Hospitalizations per 100,000: 5