No New Arizona Coronavirus Deaths Reported Monday

While the coronavirus data saw an increase throughout the weekend, the Arizona health department reported no new deaths from COVID-19 on Monday morning. This comes less than a week after the health department reported a record number of daily coronavirus deaths.

Monday morning marked the first time in over a month that the state did not report any deaths.

However, the number of new positive tests for COVID-19 went up by 190 on Monday to 6,716. The county currently trending with a significant bump in positive cases is Navajo County with Maricopa and Pima remaining as the counties with the highest number of cases reported. Pima has crossed over the 1,000 marker for positive cases in their county.

Over the last two weeks, the state’s hospital resources have remained relatively stable, with about 70% of emergency room beds and more than 20% of ICU units and inpatient beds available.

Arizona Cases – 6,716

As of Monday, April 27th

Gender Case Percentage

County Cases

Cases by Age

Chronic Medical Conditions

High-Risk (65+ years or 1+ Chronic Medical Condition)

Hospitalizations

1,052 Cases hospitalized / 16 % of Positive Arizona Cases

Lab Testing

66,543 Covid-19 Test Completed
1,732 Tests Completed yesterday
Total Percent Positive COVID-19 Tests  – 8.7%

COVID-19 Testing by Age Group

Arizona Deaths – 275

As of Monday, April 27th

Gender Death Percentage

County Deaths

 Deaths by Age

The state provides a daily updated detail of all the cases in Arizona by zip code. Click here to find your zip code.

As of Sunday, nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 52,459 deaths from more than 928,000 COVID-19 cases.

According to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, there were approximately 3 million cases and over 207,000 deaths globally as of Monday morning.