December 10, 2020 - Today around noon the updated ICU capacities for the 5 regions in California were released. You can view them here: https://bit.ly/3a10cdR.

The San Joaquin Valley ICU availability dropped to 1.9%.

The Southern California Region is now at 7.7% availability.

The Greater Sacramento Region is now at 13.3% availability.

The Bay Area Region is now at 17.8% availability.

The Northern California Region is now at 30.3% availability.

Four of the five regions have implemented the Regional Stay Home Order (The Bay Area implemented it voluntarily with the exception of San Mateo County).

We must continue to take action to reduce our risks. This isn't just about a single individual or even just about COVID-19; ICUs serve a variety of patients.

Help protect yourself and others.

Wear a mask.

Recreate responsibly.

Practice social distancing.

Take a mental health break.

Stay home as much as possible.

Follow road safety guidance.

Wash your hands.

We can't stop the accidents, but we can focus on reducing our risks. Our actions now impact our healthcare system in the future. Make smart choices for yourself, your loved ones, and your community.

Source: Mariposa County Public Health Department