COVID-19 on Treasure Coast: What you need to know Friday, Sept. 18

The Florida Department of Health reported 82 new COVID-19 cases and no newly-recorded deaths Friday.

The total number of cases on the Treasure Coast increased to 15,475. The cumulative death toll remained at 500 on the Treasure Coast.

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Health officials have said the virus is not necessarily the cause of death, but they record people who at some point tested positive for the virus and later die.

Here's a breakdown of the latest numbers across the Treasure Coast:

Indian River County

County

• Total number of cases: 3,049
• Residents: 3,026
• Non-residents: 23

Conditions and care

• Deaths: 109
• Hospitalizations: 282

COVID-19 tests administered for Florida residents 

• Total tested: 33,876
• Positive resident tests: 3,026
• Negative tests: 30,832
• Inconclusive: 18
• Awaiting testing: 54

Cases by city, if known   

• Vero Beach: 2,127
• Fellsmere: 400
• Sebastian: 314
• Missing: 169
• Wabasso: 9
• Indian River Shores: 4
• Roseland: 3

Ages

• Range: 0 to 101
• Median age: 44

Gender

• Male: 1,364
• Female: 1,648
• Unknown: 14

Race

• Black: 378
• White: 1,563
• Other: 336
• Unknown: 749

St. Lucie County

County

• Total number of cases: 7,742
• Residents: 7,715
• Non-residents: 27

Conditions and care

• Deaths: 259
• Hospitalizations: 632

COVID-19 tests administered for Florida residents  

• Total tested: 57,948
• Positive resident tests: 7,715
• Negative tests: 50,181
• Inconclusive: 52
• Awaiting testing: 266

Cases by city, if known   

• Port St. Lucie: 4,566
• Fort Pierce: 2,734
• Missing: 400
• St. Lucie West: 4
• Hutchinson Island: 1

Ages

• Range: 0 to 104
• Median age: 43

Gender

• Male: 3,439
• Female: 4,211
• Unknown: 65

Race

• Black: 1,779
• White: 2,957
• Other: 1,113
• Unknown: 1,866

Martin County

County

• Total number of cases: 4,666
• Residents: 4,636
• Non-residents: 30

Conditions and care

• Deaths: 132
• Hospitalizations: 382

COVID-19 tests administered for Florida residents  

• Total tested: 33,624
• Positive resident tests: 4,636
• Negative tests: 28,941
• Inconclusive: 47
• Awaiting testing: 49

City, if known   

• Stuart: 2,186
• Indiantown: 959
• Palm City: 549
• Hobe Sound: 456
• Jensen Beach: 281
• Missing: 146
• Sewall's Point: 26
• Jupiter: 23
• Port Salerno: 3
• Ocean Breeze: 1

Ages

• Range: 0 to 100
• Median age: 40

Gender

• Male: 2,333
• Female: 2,280
• Unknown: 23

Race

• Black: 255
• White: 2,131
• Other: 1,144
• Unknown: 1,106

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