Data Dashboards

Vaccinations for San Mateo County residents are reported to SMC Health via the California Immunization Registry (CAIR2). COVID-19 vaccine administration data are reported as timely, accurately, and completely as data become available. Previous data will change as new and updated data are received. This dashboard provides a summary of vaccinations administered to San Mateo County residents only and does not include vaccinations provided by federal organizations such as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Vaccinations for San Mateo County residents are reported to SMC Health via the California Immunization Registry (CAIR2). COVID-19 vaccine administration data are reported as timely, accurately, and completely as data become available. Previous data will change as new and updated data are received. This dashboard provides a summary of vaccinations administered to San Mateo County residents only and does not include vaccinations provided by federal organizations such as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Health Equity Quartile areas in San Mateo County are census tracts listed in the California Healthy Places Index (HPI) that have less healthy community conditions such as low median income, less education completeness, and barriers to accessing health care. 

Please note that the dashboards displayed as of 11/22/20 reflect improvements aimed at aligning what the public can see from our County-level details with the State Blueprint metrics. The COVID-19 cases reflected on the COVID-19 Data Dashboard are now shown by episode date, which places cases at the earliest date available based on either the date the lab result was collected, the resident’s date of death, the date an individual was diagnosed with COVID-19, the date the sample was collected, or the date symptoms were reported by a contact tracer or healthcare provider. This shift in data reporting should NOT in any way be interpreted as reflecting a decrease in cases in the last week.  Displaying cases by episode date shows the progression of illnesses over time. San Mateo County is experiencing among the highest level of cases we have seen since the pandemic’s beginning and the epidemiological curve you will see on the dashboard clearly shows a third wave of cases for which all our collective actions are necessary. You can see the specific trend for the past 30 days, distinct from the historical totals, by clicking on the applicable button on the Case dashboard.

Recent data are incomplete, and may lag as San Mateo County Health transitions to a new system for reporting to the State.

This dashboard details the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths within San Mateo County, including by day, age, race/ethnicity and sex of patients. A case is someone who tests positive for COVID-19 using viral testing performed in a lab.

Please note that the dashboards displayed as of 11/22/20 reflect improvements aimed at aligning what the public can see from our County-level details with the State Blueprint metrics.  Importantly, as of today, tests reflected on the COVID-19 Lab Results Dashboard are now shown by numbers of samples rather than numbers of people tested. This shift in data reporting should NOT in any way be interpreted as reflecting a decrease in cases in the last week. San Mateo County is experiencing among the highest level of cases we have seen since the pandemic’s beginning and all our collective actions are necessary. You can see the specific trend for the past 30 days, distinct from the historical totals, by clicking on the applicable button on the Lab dashboard.

Recent data are incomplete.

This dashboard provides information on the number of COVID-19 tests administered daily in San Mateo County, including positive, negative and pending results. The health office monitors testing to ensure enough capacity to isolate those who test positive, use contact tracing to notify anyone who may have been exposed, and ultimately slow the spread of COVID-19.

Recent data are incomplete.

This dashboard shows the current total number of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among residents and staff at Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCFs) in San Mateo County. LTCFs include skilled nursing, independent living, assisted living and board and care facilities. Because LTCFs typically serve older individuals with chronic health conditions, residents of LTCFs are at greater risk of severe disease and death from COVID-19.