18 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Madison County

JACKSON, Tenn. — The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department has confirmed 18 new positive COVID-19 cases.

There are now a total of 260 cumulative cases of COVID-19 in Madison County. Of those, 207 have recovered.

The most recent cases are:

• 21-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 73-year-old male (hospitalized)
• 34-year-old male (not hospitalized)
• 57-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 21-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 62-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 53-year-old male (not hospitalized)
• 36-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 63-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 50-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 41-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 31-year-old male (not hospitalized)
• 24-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 66-year-old male (not hospitalized)
• 33-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 31-year-old male (not hospitalized)
• 83-year-old female (not hospitalized)
• 56-year-old female (hospitalization unknown)

Epidemiology staff are still trying to contact one person to confirm their hospitalization status.

Six residents are currently hospitalized due to COVID-19. One person is on a ventilator.

The health department also released statistics on patients, including zip code, race, gender, age and their health statuses.

Zip Code:

• 38305: 159 (61%)
• 38301: 69 (26.5%)
• 38356: 5 (2%)
• 38391: 5 (2%)
• 38366: 2 (1%)
• 38343: 6 (2%)
• 38313: 4 (1.5%)
• 38392: 1 (0.5%)
• 38355: 1 (0.5%)
• 38362: 3 (1%)
• 38006: 4 (1.5%)
• 38302: (0.5%)

Race:

• Black or African-American: 141 (54%)
• White: 94 (36%)
• Asian: 5 (2%)
• Hispanic: 8 (3%)
• Other/Multiracial: 8 (3%)
• Unspecified: 4 (2%)

Gender:

• Female: 151 (58%)
• Male: 109 (42%)

Health Status:

• Recovered: 207 (80%)
• Not recovered: 30 (11%)
• Better: 15 (6%)
• Unknown: 6 (2%)
• Deaths: 2 (1%)

Age:

• 0 – 10 years: 3 (1%)
• 11 – 20 years: 14 (5%)
• 21 – 30 years: 40 (15%)
• 31 – 40 years: 46 (18%)
• 41 – 50 years: 46 (18%)
• 51 – 60 years: 54 (21%)
• 61 – 70 years: 33 (13%)
• 71 – 80 years: 16 (6%)
• 80+ — 8 (3%)