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Ohio reporting 1,067 new COVID-19 cases, 74 in the Valley
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“What’s there to live for? Why am I here?”
That’s what one 86-year-old man living alone in Thornton recently told Jayla Sanchez-Warren, who leads a regional agency on aging, as she tried to help him get vaccinated against COVID-19.
“He was struggling to get a vaccine and was frustrated. His wife had died, I think three years ago. He didn’t have family in the area,” she said. “He was feeling this malaise.”
She said his despair is a typical symptom of a “failure to thrive,” a term many experts in aging use to describe what they’ve been seeing a lot of this past year of the pandemic. Other symptoms include isolation, loneliness and depression. That’s often followed by a lack of desire, or inability to eat, or get nutritious food for yourself.
Increase of 60 COVID-19 deaths and 1,816 new cases reported in Ohio in last 24 hours
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The Ohio Department of Health added 4,275 previously unreported deaths to the statewide count at the end of last week. On Wednesday, the department warned the public that the backlog of deaths would hit all at once after discovering that a single employee erred in reconciling real-time data provided by health providers with death certificates, which can take up to six months to complete according to state law.
Clearing the backlog increased Ohio s deaths by 38% – from 11,856 deaths as of Wednesday to 16,346 on Monday. Each death was recorded for the date it occurred in the state s COVID-19 data set.
The Beacon Journal noticed a major blip in the death count on Jan. 20. The numbers suggested that Summit County had more deaths than Franklin or Hamilton counties, despite having hundreds of thousands fewer residents. Franklin County, at the time, was reporting 17 COVID-19 death a month while Summit County was reporting hundreds.
Backlog nearly doubles Ohio’s COVID-19 death toll in November and December
Ohio added 4,275 previously unreported COVID-19 deaths to the state’s count at the end of last week.
The department s Bureau of Infectious Diseases and Bureau of Vital Statistics completed the death reconciliation process for the period of October to December 2020, a department spokeswoman confirmed. That resulted in 4,275 deaths added to the state s toll on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The team is continuing the deep review of the data which will result in some additional fluctuations in the numbers, spokeswoman Arundi Venkayya said in an email.
Clearing the backlog increased Ohio s deaths by 38% – from 11,856 deaths to 16,346. Each death was recorded for the date it occurred in the state s COVID-19 data set.
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