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Monthly Epidemiological Reports

Previous Reports

Epidemiological Report - January 2021(PDF, 3MB) (Released 02/23/2021)
Epidemiological Report - December 2020(PDF, 2MB) (Released 01/19/2021)
Epidemiological Report - November 2020(PDF, 2MB) (Released 12/15/2020)
Epidemiological Report - October 2020(PDF, 2MB) (Released 11/9/2020)
Epidemiological Report - September 2020(PDF, 2MB) (Released 10/12/2020)

Released 03/17/2021

The number of new COVID-19 cases during February declined substantially compared to the previous few months, signaling an end to the winter surge. About 6% of cases to date occurred during February.
98,359 individuals are known to have had COVID-19. The age-adjusted case rate is 10,132 (per 100,000 population).

Test positivity has been decreasing since January 2, and averaged about 8% during February.
By the end of February, about 18% of all Bexar County residents age 16 years or older, including 44% of residents 65 years or older, had received at least one dose of vaccine.
Numbers and rates of infection continue to be highest among young adults, particularly females.

New COVID-19 hospital admissions declined throughout February, to 447 per day, a level last seen in late November.
The February daily average number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital was 761, less than half of that in January.
ICU patients and those on ventilators peaked also declined by approximately 50%.
2,843 residents are known to have died from COVID-19. The overall case fatality rate is 1.4%, higher for males (1.7%) than females (1.2%). Highest risk of death is among the most elderly; 18% for those cases who are 80+ years of age.