No further coronavirus deaths at Harrogate Hospital

Harrogate District Hospital has recorded no further coronavirus deaths, according to latest NHS figures.

It means the death toll from coronavirus at the hospital remains at 81.

Meanwhile, a further 15 people who tested positive for covid-19 have died in England’s hospitals.

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Of that number, one patient died in North East and Yorkshire.

NHS England said the patients were aged between 72 and 96 years old. One patient, aged 96 years, had no known underlying health conditions.

It takes the death toll nationally up to 29,066.

Harrogate District Hospital reports no new coronavirus deaths

Harrogate District Hospital recorded no further deaths from patients who tested positive for coronavirus, according to today’s NHS figures.

It means the death toll from coronavirus at the hospital remains at 81.

The hospital had not reported any deaths for 16 days before the latest death on July 3.

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Meanwhile, 38 more people have died in England’s hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus.

Of that number, one was reported in the North East and Yorkshire.

NHS England said the patients were aged between 40 and 98 years old. Three patients, aged 65 to 86 years, had no known underlying health conditions.

It takes the death toll across the nation’s hospitals to 29,051.

Harrogate Hospital records no further coronavirus deaths

No further coronavirus deaths have been reported at Harrogate District Hospital, according to today’s NHS figures.

It means the number of deaths at the hospital remains at 81.

Meanwhile, yesterday the hospital reported that the number of patients who had tested positive for coronavirus and been discharged had increased to 139.

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Nationally, a further 22 people who were confirmed with covid-19 have died in hospital. Of that number, two were in North East and Yorkshire.

NHS England said the patients were between 52 and 99 years old and all had known underlying health conditions.

It takes the death toll from coronavirus in England’s hospitals up to 29,013.

No further coronavirus deaths at Harrogate Hospital

No deaths of patients who tested positive for coronavirus have been recorded at Harrogate District Hospital today, according to NHS figures.

It means that the death toll at the hospital remains at 81.

Yesterday saw the first coronavirus death in 16 consecutive days at the hospital and care home deaths near 100 in Harrogate.

Meanwhile, a further 42 people who tested positive for covid-19 have died in England’s hospitals.

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Of that number, six were recorded in the North East and Yorkshire.

NHS England said the patients who died were aged between 22 and 100 years old and six, between the ages of 60 and 94, had no known underlying health conditions.

It means the national total number of deaths in hospitals has increased to 28,969.

Harrogate hospital reports first coronavirus death in more than two weeks

Harrogate District Hospital has reported a coronavirus death for the first time in more than two weeks.

The hospital had not recorded any new deaths for 16 days in a row until today.

That person died on Friday, July 3 and it takes the hospital up to 81 deaths.

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England’s hospitals reported that a further 36 people had died with coronavirus in today’s NHS figures.

Patients were aged between 53 and 98 years old. Two patients, aged 83 and 85, had no known underlying health conditions.

16 days without a coronavirus death at Harrogate hospital

No deaths of patients who tested positive for coronavirus have been reported at Harrogate District Hospital for 16 consecutive days, according to the latest NHS figures.

It means the death toll at the hospital remains at 80.

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Nationally, 15 more patients have died in hospitals across the country after testing positive for coronavirus. Of that number, three were reported in the North East and Yorkshire.

NHS England said the patients were aged between 42 and 93 years old and all had known underlying health conditions.

It takes the number of total deaths in England’s hospitals up to 28,904.

No coronavirus deaths for two weeks at Harrogate hospital

Harrogate District Hospital has not reported any coronavirus deaths for two weeks.

It is the longest time since lockdown that the hospital has gone without reporting that at least one of their patients with COVID-19 has died.

So far, the hospital has reported 80 coronavirus deaths. The last coronavirus death happened on June 18.

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A further 39 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in England’s hospitals, taking the total up to 28,871.

Patients were aged between 45 and 99 years old. All patients had known underlying health conditions.

Harrogate hospital reaches 13 days without coronavirus deaths

For the last 13 days, Harrogate District Hospital has not recorded any coronavirus deaths.

It is, once again, the longest time since lockdown that the hospital has gone without reporting that at least one of their patients with COVID-19 has died.

So far, the hospital has reported 80 coronavirus deaths. The last coronavirus death happened on June 18.

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A further 38 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in England’s hospitals, taking the total up to 28,832.

Patients were aged between 33 and 96 years old. Two patients, aged 50 and 69, had no known underlying health conditions.

No coronavirus deaths for 12 days at Harrogate hospital

Harrogate District Hospital has not reported any coronavirus deaths for 12 days in a row.

That news comes after the hospital discharged one more patient – taking its total of recoveries up to 136.

So far, the hospital has reported 80 coronavirus deaths. The last coronavirus death happened on June 18.

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A further 35 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in England’s hospitals, taking the total up to 28,794.

Patients were aged between 54 and 92 years old. Two patients, aged 54 and 84, had no known underlying health conditions.

Harrogate and Ripon hospitals open doors to visitors

Harrogate District Hospital and Ripon Community Hospital have relaxed the visitor rules for all inpatients.

From today the hospitals will allow one visitor per patient as long as they book beforehand by calling the relevant ward.

Visitors will need to complete a coronavirus questionnaire and will only be allowed in the hospital between 2pm and 4pm.

The hospitals have urged people not to arrive on the doorstep without booking, so they can carefully manage numbers.

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All visitors must also wear personal protective equipment including a mask, a visor and an apron, which will be provided upon arrival.

There is more information for those visiting patients at end of life, with a learning disability, and with dementia, on the hospital website.

The relaxing of rules comes as the hospital has gone 11 days without reporting any coronavirus deaths.