COVID-19 Status Update for 11/12/2021 -

Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for November 12, 2021 includes Pediatric Vaccinations Ramping Up Across County; Reminder for COVID-19 Self-Test Reporting; and updated local COVID-19 data.

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The Marin County COVID-19 Status Update is published weekdays and as needed to share important news and resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic and to keep the local economy running. We remain here for you.

Pediatric Vaccinations Ramping Up Across County

Within the first week of authorization of the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, more than 3,000 Marin County children were vaccinated across the county. More appointments are opening for vaccine clinics as supplies increase.

As case rates rise among unvaccinated children and as we approach the winter holidays, Marin County Public Health is working to ensure children are protected with the vaccine as soon as possible.

“This is a critical step in putting this pandemic behind us,” said Dr. Matt Willis, Marin County Public Health Officer. “Until this week, all of our 5-11-year-olds have been unvaccinated and vulnerable. As winter comes, it’s important to close that gap in our protection as a community.”

Additional pediatric appointments are available at our Kerner Clinic this weekend and next weekend. Visit our Vaccine Finder webpage to see what vaccine clinics area available and to schedule an appointment.

Read full news release here.

Reminder for COVID-19 Self-Test Reporting

It’s mid-November and popular festivities during this time of year tend to carry traditions where large groups gather to celebrate. It’s important to practice self-care before and after these events because the threat of COVID-19 still exists despite Marin’s high vaccination rate.

A valuable COVID-19 preventative resource at our disposal is easy access to over-the-counter self-tests, which can be purchased at most local pharmacies. Marin County Public Health has created an online form so results from those tests can be recorded along with all other tests conducted at laboratories.

Reporting home-based test results is important because: It connects people who test positive for COVID-19 to supportive resources, assists with contact tracing efforts to limit community spread, and also offers information on COVID-19 activity in Marin.

Laboratories that process COVID-19 test results are required to report results to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and Marin County Public Health (MCPH). Test results have been compiled ever since COVID-19 tests became available in March 2020 and have been critical to localized surveillance figures. However, since self-tests provide a result without the use of a laboratory, those results are not automatically reported to CDPH and MCPH, creating a void in critical community COVID-19 data.

The brief online form collects information about the test result, reason for the test, the date, the brand, basic demographic factors, and contact information. Public Health has privacy and security measures in place to safeguard personally identifiable information.

More Information:

COVID-19 Data Update:

Below is a summary of today’s data now available on Marin Data & Surveillance webpage. View the page for a broader range of data, plus interactive graphs for confirmed COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths. Data analysis is available by age range, gender, race, and city/town/geographic region. Questions about the data? See our Data FAQ or contact us.

Looking for daily data trends? Our Marin Data & Surveillance webpage uses Tableau dashboards to visualize the impact of COVID-19 in Marin County. Under each dashboard are links to datasets available on Marin County’s Open Data Portal.

COVID-19 Case Data	Today’s Report	Change from Yesterday
Total Confirmed Cumulative Cases	15,587	+14
“Active Cases” (Confirmed in Past 14 Days)	239	– 6
Total Cumulative Deaths	196	+ 0
Current COVID-19 Hospitalizations	2	+ 0
Current COVID-19 ICU Patient Census	1	+ 0

COVID-19 Vaccination Data	Today’s Report	Change from Last Status Update
Marin residents age 5+ vaccinated with at least one dose	226,356	+ 174
Percent of Marin population age 5+ who have received at least one dose	93.0%**	+ 0.4%
Percent of Marin population age 5+ who have completed vaccine series.	86.4%***	+ 0.1%
Percent of entire Marin population that is “fully immunized” (14+ days post final dose)*	82% *	+ 1%

* Note that this percentage is out of all Marin residents including children younger than 12.

** As population estimates may not be precise, as of October 4, 2021, the proportion of residents vaccinated with at least one dose will be displayed up to, but not higher than 98%.

***Eligibility has been expanded from those 12+ to include pediatrics (ages 5 to 11), resulting in a percentage decrease from November 4, 2021.

Residential Care & Skilled Nursing Facility COVID-19 data:	Today’s Report	Change from Last Week
Positive Patients at Facilities cumulative	753	+ 0
Positive Patients at Facilities current	1	+ 1
Positive Staff at Facilities current	2	+ 2
Facility Patient Deaths	136	+ 0
Facility Patient Deaths as percentage of all COVID+ deaths	69.4%	+ 0.0%