Effective Wednesday, March 24, 2021, all Blount County residents, ages 16 and
older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination.
To find Providers in the area that have vaccines available, go to https://vaccinefinder.org.
older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination.
To find Providers in the area that have vaccines available, go to https://vaccinefinder.org.
Total Cases includes Probable Cases.
TN Department of Health defines a probable case as someone who may have tested negative or may not have been tested at all, but has an illness consistent with COVID-19 and may have other risk factors, for example, they live with someone who has tested positive.
TN Department of Health defines a probable case as someone who may have tested negative or may not have been tested at all, but has an illness consistent with COVID-19 and may have other risk factors, for example, they live with someone who has tested positive.
Data Source: TN Department of Health, Blount Memorial Hospital | Graphic: City of Maryville | State reported data may include "Blount area" hospitals or even in other locations since the statistics track back to county of origin. | It is important to note, the total number of tests is not reflective of all tests performed. (COVID-19 is a reportable disease, not a reportable test.) Only the Blount County Health Department is required to report total number of tests. Other providers are only required to report positive cases.
Blount Cases |
15,646* |
Recovered |
15,421 |
Deaths |
196 |
TN Cases |
864,945 |
Recovered |
849,855 |
Deaths |
12,496 |
US Cases |
33,426,993 |
Recovered |
28,278,394 |
Deaths |
598,750 |
As of 3 p.m. June 10, 2021.
Sources: TN Dept. of Health, CDC, Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
* This number includes both confirmed and probable cases.
Sources: TN Dept. of Health, CDC, Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
* This number includes both confirmed and probable cases.
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The TN Department of Health invites you to visit their Vaccine Information page to learn more about COVID-19 Vaccines (Click here) |
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Effective Wednesday, March 24, all Blount County residents, ages 16 and
older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination.
Additionally, all adults in the state of Tennessee will be eligible no later than April 5.
To find Providers that have vaccines available, go to https://vaccinefinder.org.
older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination.
Additionally, all adults in the state of Tennessee will be eligible no later than April 5.
To find Providers that have vaccines available, go to https://vaccinefinder.org.
East Tennessee Region Cases |
Additional Information from the State |
Updated 6/11
New Cases by Public Health Report - East Tennessee Region. Source - TN Department of Health. This is a screen shot from the state site. Click on the image to go to the site.
Blount County Cases in Nursing HomesAs of 4/27/21
Active Cases in Nursing Homes in Blount County were: 0 Source, TN Department of Health. Blount Co. New Cases Caused by a Single Infected IndividualData reflect calculations last updated on 6/11
Effective reproduction or R is an estimate of the average number of new infections caused by a single infected individual. When R is greater than 1, the number of new infections will increase. When its below 1, the disease's prevalence is growing smaller. Source: University of Tennessee.
Blount Co. Data Snapshot
COVID-19 Blount County Snapshot. This is a screen shot from the state site. Click on the image to enter the site.
Statewide Information from UTKCases and Deaths by Age
Deaths by Agein Tennessee by Age Group. Source: TN Dept. of Health/University of Tennessee Knoxville. COVID-19 Dashboard. Last update 6/11
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Number of new cases per day in Blount County since March 3, 2020. Source - TN Department of Health Graphic: City of Maryville. Last update 6/11
Number of cases (and new cases) in School Aged Children in Blount County - ages 5 - 18. Source: TN Dept of Health. Graphic: City of Maryville. Last update 6/11
Rate of Positive Tests as of 6/9
Rate of Positive Cases in Blount County for the current 5 day period. Source: This is a screenshot of UTK's COVID-19 Dashboard. It is important to note, the total number of tests is not reflective of all tests performed. (COVID-19 is a reportable disease, not a reportable test.) Only the Blount County Health Department is required to report total number of tests. Other providers are only required to report positive cases.
Local Statistics Resources |
Blount Memorial COVID-19 Patient Census
COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Planning Tool. Developed by a Georgia Tech partnership, this tool can help determine the risk of attending an event of various sizes in all the areas of the country.
10/20/20
TN Dept of Health launched a new simplified website for frequently requested COVID-19 data.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Health and Tennessee’s Unified Command Group today announced the launch of a new website to provide COVID-19 data, additional health information and relevant updates to Tennesseans. The site is now available at COVID19.tn.gov.
TN Dept of Health launched a new simplified website for frequently requested COVID-19 data.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Health and Tennessee’s Unified Command Group today announced the launch of a new website to provide COVID-19 data, additional health information and relevant updates to Tennesseans. The site is now available at COVID19.tn.gov.
