The rate of COVID-19 in Alaska continues to decline, with fewer than 800 new cases reported over the past three days.
. According to the state’s hospital dashboard, there are three patients currently on a ventilator, and 6.2% of all people hospitalized in Alaska are being hospitalized with COVID-19.
Statewide, 26 adult intensive care unit beds are still left open, with just two available in Anchorage. The rate of vaccination in Alaska is still moving relatively slowly, with 63.8% of eligible Alaska residents, veterans and military members now fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 71% having gotten at least an initial vaccine dose.shows that 26.5% of eligible Alaskans have received a booster shot, while 26.3% are considered overdue for a booster.
Since the pandemic began in Alaska, the state has recorded a total of 1,130 Alaska resident deaths and 33 nonresident deaths that have been related to COVID-19. The state health department only reports COVID-19 deaths on Wednesdays.
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