By March 23 there were a cumulative 442 COVID-19 cases, 6 of which resulted in death.[8] By April 5 there were 4,043 cases, 1,104 hospitalizations including 346 ICU admissions, and 119 deaths.[9] As of April 9, twenty percent of cases involved healthcare workers.[9] By April 13 there were 6,975 cases, 2,033 hospitalizations including 613 ICU admissions, and 274 deaths.[3][9] On April 14, Ohio had an additional 50 deaths for a total of 324.[10]