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Trempealeau County, WI

Updated on May 16

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Community risk level

Our COVID assessment is based on the CDC’s Community Level framework. This looks at three primary things: weekly new reported cases per 100K, weekly COVID admissions per 100K, and the percent of staffed inpatient beds occupied by COVID patients.

Each metric is graded on a three-color scale. If weekly new reported cases per 100K population is below 200, depending on the levels of the other two indicators, community risk level can range from Low to Medium to High. If weekly new reported cases per 100K population is equal to or above 200, depending on the levels of the other two indicators, community risk level is either Medium or High.

Note that we updated our COVID scoring in April of 2022 to better reflect the rise in vaccinations and natural immunity.

Low

% Boosted

21.9%

Bivalent dose

Admissions

Weekly COVID admissions per 100k

Patients

0.3%

Patients with COVID of all beds

Cases

Weekly new reported cases per 100k

Low level

High level

Low level

High level

Counties

County population	Weekly COVID admissions per 100k	Patients w/ COVID (% of all beds)	Weekly new cases per 100k	Infection rate	Boosted (Bivalent)

1 Milwaukee Co. 950,000	0.9	0.7%	---	---	21%
2 Dane Co. 550,000	0.8	0.4%	---	---	41%
3 Waukesha Co. 400,000	0.9	0.7%	---	---	23%
4 Brown Co. 260,000	1.4	0.8%	---	---	21%
5 Racine Co. 200,000	---	0.4%	---	---	19%

All metrics

We don't have Current COVID Hospitalizations data for Trempealeau Co. WI.

Vulnerabilities

VULNERABILITY LEVELLowTrempealeau County, WI has lower vulnerability than most U.S. counties.Communities with higher vulnerability have pre-existing economic, social, and physical conditions that may make it hard to respond to and recover from a COVID outbreak.View by neighborhood

WHAT MAKES THIS AREA VULNERABLE

Minorities & non-English speakers

Language barriers can restrict access to public health messaging and resources. Data on COVID has demonstrated that racial and ethnic minorities are often at the highest risk of poor medical outcomes.

Medium

Crowded living & working areas

High-risk environments, such as prisons, nursing homes, or factories, significantly contribute to a person's exposure to and vulnerability to the virus.

Medium

Population density

Higher population density has been demonstrated to increase the risk of quick viral spread and adverse health outcomes.

Medium

Housing and transport challenges

Crowded housing, housing insecurity, access to indoor plumbing and limited transit options make it more difficult to avoid COVID exposure.

Low

Health system challenges

Hospital bed availability, access to pharmacies, and the amount of healthcare spending per capita within a region, among other factors, can indicate the limited capacity of healthcare systems to respond to COVID.

Low

Older age & health issues

High-risk groups (per CDC guidelines) such as elderly adults or people with pre-existing conditions have experienced more severe health outcomes throughout the pandemic.

Low

Unemployment & low income

Financial insecurity, lack of access to health care, or the inability to work remotely or with protections and benefits increases vulnerability to severe COVID outcomes.

Very low