COVID-19 Hub

KSB Hospital is committed to safety during the COVID-19 pandemic and keeping our community protected and informed. At KSBCOVIDHub.com, you can find the latest data on how the pandemic is affecting our region. We hope this will serve as a useful source of truth for the Sauk Valley.

Stay safe. Stay healthy. Stay smart. Together, we will see this through.

Data Trends

Daily New Cases

Daily Number of Cases by County

Positivity Percentages

Weekly Percentage of Positive Results

STATUS:

Warning Level

Total Confirmed Cases and Deaths by County

Lee County

Ogle County

Whiteside County

587

Total Cases

1

Death

1030

Total Cases

7

Deaths

1134

Total Cases

21

Deaths

Current KSB Inpatients with COVID Symptoms:

3

Local, Helpful Information

Stay up to date with the latest news on our social media pages:

Dr. Pratip Nag with COVID-19 Updates and Vaccine Information.

KSB’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pratip Nag, provides some information on what to expect from the COVID-19 pandemic moving forward, as well as providing insight into the COVID-19 vaccine.

Video Recorded: September 23, 2020

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Together we can stop the spread of COVID-19.

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Interviews with Dave: Dr. Asad Jamal

KSB Hospital Medicine physician, Dr. Asad Jamal, sits down with CEO Dave Schreiner as he explains the steps KSB has taken to ensure the safety of those admitted to KSB for care during the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Dr. Gehlbach on the Importance of Face Masks

KSB Pulmonolgist, Dr. Thomas Gelhbach, shares a few important points on wearing face coverings, including when and where they should be worn.

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Resources

If You Are Sick

Get screening and treatment info from KSB Hospital »

Protecting Yourself

Get the latest COVID prevention tips from the CDC »

Latest National News

Latest advice/content from the federal government »

Advice for Businesses

Guidelines for keeping your businessplace healthy and compliant »

Lee County Department of Health

Additional local resources and info »

Regional Metrics

Additional resources and info from the Illinois Department of Health »