Total Hospitalizations

18,825 18,697 18,335

18,569 18,654 18,707 17,735
18,079 18,279 17,316
17,493
16,837
16,479
15,905

14,810

13,383

12,226

10,929

9,517

8,503

7,328
6,481

5,327

4,079
3,343
2,629
2,043
1,406
1,042
496 617
326

March 16 April 16
 Total Hospitalizations

Apex?

March 16 April 16
 Net Change in Total Hospitalizations
1,412 1,427

1,297
1,248
1,154 1,175 1,157
1,014 1,095

847

714 736
637 656
586 574 586

425 290
364 358

121 200
170
118
91 85
53

-128

-362

-419
-600

March 16 April 16
Net Change in Hospitalizations (3-Day Average)
1,289 1,294
1,226
1,200 1,214

1,083
1,046 1,059
1,012 1,032

899

679 676
646

529 529 533

475 481

359
303
239
192
131 127 143
91 85
14

-124

-363

-460

March 16 April 16
 Net Change in ICU Admissions
395
374 374
358
335
315 312
282 302

250
192
215
189
172
135
143 140
128
104 77 101
84 69
46 33
35

-17 -20
-32
-42

-134

March 17 April 16
 Net Change in Intubations
351

313 316
303 291
290 295

260

222

200
192

165

121 132
124
116
94 109 110
93 88
69 69

43
27

-14
-26 -21 -7
-40

-73

March 17 April 16
 New COVID Hospitalizations Per Day
Gross change in hospitalizations 3,413
3,261

3,034

2,844 2,857 2,848 2,882

2,821
2,538
2,553
2,507 2,486

2,241 2,253
2,082
1,958 1,996
1,883
1,796 1,813 1,974
1,722
1,649

1,084

909
823
776

489

March 20 April 16
 Number of Lives Lost
April 11: 758
April 12: 671
April 13: 778
April 14: 752
April 15: 606
April 16: 630
(590 Hospitals, 40 Nursing Homes)
 -
12 18
Today Months
Vaccine
Medical Treatment

Do No Harm: Control the rate of infection

Surge/Flex: Strengthen the healthcare system

Test/Trace: Need federal partnership

Phased Return: T
Crisis Response: To Date Un-Pausing: Looking Ahead

PHASE 1 PHASE 2

• BRING DOWN THE • PLAN RE-OPENING

INFECTION RATE
• DO NO HARM - ~.9 ~1.2
• ~1.4 - ~.9
• TESTING / TRACING /
• RAMP UP THE ISOLATING
HOSPITAL SYSTEM
• STABILIZE FINANCES
 1 Testing Is Major Challenge
• that manages this volume
• Operational challenge similar to our Surge & Flex
initiative ramping up hospital capacity
• New York State has 301 laboratories and hospitals
that are licensed to perform virology testing
• They must operate in a coordinated strategy
• Supply chain issues pose international challenges
 Testing

We need a
fully synchronized,
statewide
testing process.
 Testing

I am issuing an Executive Order

directing all public and private labs in
New York State to coordinate with DOH, to
ensure prioritizing of diagnostic testing for
public health and restarting the economy.
 Testing

We need
federal partnership
to ramp up testing.
 2 Stabilize the Finances

• The federal government has passed

three bills on this crisis.
• Zero unrestricted funding for states.
• We need financial support to stabilize
the economy and perform reopening
functions.
 2 Stabilize the Finances

Reopening is up to
the states.
 2 Stabilize the Finances

without passing the

- A.J. Parkinson
Today Tomorrow
How do we make it a better tomorrow?
• What did we learn?
• Public health capacity?
• Emergency response capacity?
Today Tomorrow
Vision for a better tomorrow
• Reimagined workplace
• Safer public transit system
• Smarter public interactions
Today Tomorrow
What did we
learn about
ourselves?
Today Tomorrow
While we will be more physically

more connected
than ever before.