COVID-19 hospitalizations by state: Oct. 23
Texas has the most COVID-19 patients hospitalized in the U.S., according to the COVID Tracking Project.
The Atlantic's COVID tracking project compiles data directly from the websites of local or state public health authorities. When data is missing from the websites, it supplements available numbers with information from official news conferences. Data was last updated Oct. 21 or 22, depending on the state.
Hospital bed capacity counts are based on 2018 data from the American Hospital Association.
States are listed alphabetically. Not all states report both cumulative and current totals.
COVID-19 patients now hospitalized
Alabama: 864
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,278
Alaska: 41
State's hospital bed capacity: 1,636
Arizona: 848
State's hospital bed capacity: 13,846
Arkansas: 603
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,517
California: 3,051
State's hospital bed capacity: 72,511
Colorado: 532
State's hospital bed capacity: 10,574
Connecticut: 232
State's hospital bed capacity: 7,194
Delaware: 110
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,101
District of Columbia: 95
Hospital bed capacity: 3,114
Florida: 2,074
State's hospital bed capacity: 54,744
Georgia: 1,699
State's hospital bed capacity: 25,114
Hawaii: 75
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,749
Idaho: 193
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,396
Illinois: 2,463
State's hospital bed capacity: 32,066
Indiana: 1,515
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,156
Iowa: 530
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,423
Kansas: 329
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,659
Kentucky: 800
State's hospital bed capacity: 14,329
Louisiana: 598
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,272
Maine: 7
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,400
Maryland: 458
State's hospital bed capacity: 11,577
Massachusetts: 521
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,649
Michigan: 1,182
State's hospital bed capacity: 24,949
Minnesota: 584
State's hospital bed capacity: 13,895
Mississippi: 695
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,071
Missouri: 1,352
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,749
Montana: 353
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,542
Nebraska: 400
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,842
Nevada: 520
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,493
New Hampshire: 18
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,783
New Jersey: 852
State's hospital bed capacity: 20,901
New Mexico: 202
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,811
New York: 986
State's hospital bed capacity: 51,927
North Carolina: 1,205
State's hospital bed capacity: 21,549
North Dakota: 276
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,235
Ohio: 1,293
State's hospital bed capacity: 33,157
Oklahoma: 910
State's hospital bed capacity: 11,144
Oregon: 194
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,889
Pennsylvania: 1,042
State's hospital bed capacity: 36,730
Rhode Island: 140
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,187
South Carolina: 766
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,120
South Dakota: 355
State's hospital bed capacity: 4,183
Tennessee: 1,424
State's hospital bed capacity: 19,387
Texas: 4,931
State's hospital bed capacity: 65,671
Utah: 318
State's hospital bed capacity: 5,767
Vermont: 3
State's hospital bed capacity: 1,305
Virginia: 1,109
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,065
Washington: 318
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,774
West Virginia: 188
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,868
Wisconsin: 1,202
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,103
Wyoming: 81
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,015
Cumulative COVID-19 hospitalizations
Alabama: 19,448
Arizona: 20,938
Arkansas: 6,526
Colorado: 8,380
Connecticut: 12,257
Florida: 48,320
Georgia: 30,829
Hawaii: 1,033
Idaho: 2,327
Indiana: 15,304
Kansas: 3,506
Kentucky: 6,761
Maine: 473
Maryland: 16,603
Massachusetts: 13,082
Minnesota: 9,226
Mississippi: 6,380
Montana: 1,091
Nebraska: 2,741
New Hampshire: 765
New Jersey: 24,517
New Mexico: 4,079
New York: 89,995
North Dakota: 1,351
Ohio: 17,682
Oklahoma: 8,170
Oregon: 3,005
Rhode Island: 3,116
South Carolina: 10,102
South Dakota: 2,277
Tennessee: 9,802
Utah: 4,880
Virginia: 20,430
Washington: 8,149
Wisconsin: 9,855
Wyoming: 373
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