Daily hospitalizations peaked in July 2020 for Dallas County, according to Southwestern Medical School and their preferred sources, and has declined on average ever since. This continues to be great news. The hospitals are not near over-run, which was the
You may have heard about data from Collin County being compromised in some way. This was on the national news last week. It truly was disappointing news. I apologize for sharing their data, but I thought I could trust the
With many schools now opening, many are perhaps a bit more anxious about this novel coronavirus. There is more very good news, even since last week!For the state of Texas, while the case positivity rate has bumped up a bit
May we have experienced our COVID-19 peaks! Based upon data from the Texas Department of State Health Services, as of August 18, 2020, our peaks in state COVID-19 infections was on July 15, 2020, and in state fatalities from the
With schools starting, many are concerned about the children. In the state, 6% of the completed case investigations on infections are of those 19 years-old or younger, and 9 children have died. In the country, less than 70 children have
Yes, we have heard of the increasing number of new cases. It is true that the state peak in new cases was on June 10, 2020, but those numbers have been decreasing since then, on the average. It is also
Oftentimes, mortality rates compare the number of deaths attributed to novel coronavirus infection to the number of those who have tested positive to the virus. The problem with this is that the percentage of the United States population that has
It is so nice to be open again! It is so good to see you all happy, healthy, and ready to have access to more community services and experiences, with caution. I feel so privileged and grateful for your trust!
Governor Greg Abbott has allowed for dental offices to fully re-open when prepared. We are so excited to let you know that we will fully re-open our dental office this Monday, May 4, 2020, at 7am! Yes, things have changed
