“The models have serious policy implications and raise important questions about how to best provide health care to our community,” Dr. A similar pattern is expected across Ohio, with “significantly lower number of daily new infections than previously expected and continuing at flat rate through the remainder of the year.' MetroHealth officials state that the model shows new cases of COVID-19 increasing gradually until the end of the month and followed by “irregular outbreaks” of clusters throughout the rest of the year. The public distancing response is historic and has changed the trajectory of the infection from being driven by widespread communal transmission to infection in clusters of people in close contact.” said MetroHealth CEO and President Dr. (Amy) Acton and others has saved lives and radically altered the spread of coronavirus.

“The leadership from Governor (Mike) DeWine, Dr. Simply forward your email to the security team at You will be advised if the email is safe.CLEVELAND - New COVID-19 Modeling from MetroHealth Systems is suggesting that Cuyahoga County coronavirus cases could be lower than once expected.Īccording to MetroHealth, the county “could see sustained impact driven by clusters of infection rather than a single large surge.”

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