Table 1.
Health system capacity for COVID 19 measures.
Fig 1.
Proportion of available hospital beds that would be required if 2% of the population are infected and develop symptoms.
Fig 2.
General hospital bed surge capacity for the 47 counties under the three different transmission scenarios.
The maps show % of available general hospital bed capacity that will be needed if 2% of the population are infected and develop symptoms over under A) the 6-month transmission scenario, B) the 12-month transmission scenario and C) the 18-month transmission scenario. Proportions are shown to increase from light red to dark red.
Fig 3.
Proportion of available ICU beds that would be required if 2% of the population are infected and develop symptoms.
Fig 4.
A) % population within 2 hours of the nearest available ICU hospital, with increasing accessibility from red to dark green. Counties with no access are shown in grey. B) Map showing populated places outside the 2 hour travel time.
Table 2.
Hospital bed and ICU bed tipping points.
Fig 5.
Number of COVID-19 symptomatic infections that can be absorbed by current hospital bed capacity over A) 6 months, B) 12 months and C) 18 months.
Fig 6.
Number of COVID-19 symptomatic infections that can be absorbed by current ICU bed capacity over A) 6 months, B) 12 months and C) 18 months.