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Home News Colorado’s COVID Hospitalizations Aren’t Falling as Other Measures of Virus’ Spread Improve — and It’s Not Clear Why back to News

Colorado’s COVID Hospitalizations Aren’t Falling as Other Measures of Virus’ Spread Improve — and It’s Not Clear Why

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Written by The Denver Post on July 28, 2022

Colorado’s COVID-19 hospitalizations remain stuck in the same rough zone they’ve hovered in for the past six weeks. Normally, hospitalizations have started to drop about one week after cases began falling, said Talia Quandelacy, assistant professor of epidemiology.