OHSU COVID-19 Update

COVID-19 Hospitalization Update: OHSU Reports 4 Patients Hospitalized

As of Wednesday, April 24, 2024, Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) has reported that 4 patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19. This update comes as part of the ongoing efforts to monitor and manage the impact of the virus on the community.

Hospitalization Details

Among the 4 patients hospitalized at OHSU, the breakdown of vaccination status is as follows:

• 0 Not Fully Vaccinated/Unvaccinated
• 3 Fully Vaccinated
• 1 Fully Vaccinated with Booster and/or Updated 2023-2024 Vaccine

Of the 4 patients, 4 are currently infectious and receiving treatment at the hospital. There are no patients in the ICU or on a ventilator at this time.

OHSU-Specific Data

Since February 28, 2020, OHSU has conducted 289,652 COVID-19 tests, resulting in 31,857 confirmed cases. There have been 262 in-hospital deaths related to COVID-19. As of April 24, there have been no newly detected patient cases.

Additionally, OHSU has administered 494,789 vaccine doses through its community vaccination sites, contributing to the overall vaccination efforts in the state.

Community Vaccination Sites and Testing

OHSU continues to play a crucial role in providing COVID-19 testing and vaccination services to the community. The university has established various vaccination sites and testing centers to ensure access to healthcare services for all Oregonians.

Community members can find vaccination options near them by visiting the official OHSU COVID-19 Vaccines website. OHSU has also implemented drive-through testing sites and immediate care clinics to accommodate the testing needs of the community.

Research and Development Efforts

OHSU’s research community has been actively involved in studying the immune response to COVID-19, tracking virus variants, and developing innovative solutions to combat the pandemic. The university’s scientists and physicians are working tirelessly to improve scientific understanding of the virus and its impact on public health.

Community Measures and Support

OHSU has been actively engaged in community outreach efforts, offering free screenings for COVID-19 in K-12 schools and partnering with local health authorities to track virus variants. The university has also focused on vaccinating as many Oregonians as possible to curb the spread of the virus.

As the state’s academic health center, OHSU remains committed to providing comprehensive care to patients, conducting research to advance knowledge of the virus, and supporting the community in its fight against COVID-19.

For the latest information on the COVID-19 response and ways to help, please consult the resources provided by OHSU and local health authorities.