Latest Data
Latest Data
After May 22, CDPH will no longer be updating the COVID-19 Data Dashboard due to recent changes to COVID-19 reporting requirements in Illinois. Please see the CDPH Weekly Media Brief from May 24, 2023 for more information. An archived version of the dashboard, accessible below, will remain available for historical reference.
CDPH will continue to monitor and share data about COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases in Chicago, including in weekly Respiratory Virus Surveillance reports and through the Chicago Data Portal. CDPH is additionally working to develop new data tools and reports to share information about local trends in respiratory virus circulation and impact. These will become available in the coming months.
Chicago COVID-19 Data
Respiratory Virus Surveillance
Find CDPH’s weekly surveillance report that tracks influenza, COVID-19, RSV, and other viral respiratory disease activity in Chicago.
COVID-19 Vaccine Coverage
Explore COVID-19 vaccine coverage rates among Chicagoans by demographic groups and geographic areas.
Wastewater Monitoring
Find information about how SARS-CoV-2 is monitored in Chicago’s wastewater.
Variants and Genomic Surveillance
Learn more about how CDPH and the CDC are using genomic testing to track SARS-CoV-2 variants.
Chicago Data Portal
Browse COVID-19 datasets that are available for download on the Chicago Data Portal.
Chicago Health Atlas
Access health data for Chicago and your community.
Social Impact
Explore the social impacts of COVID-19 on Chicagoans, including dramatic effects on life expectancy.
Vaccine Effectiveness
See how rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths differ among vaccinated and unvaccinated Chicagoans.
Archived COVID-19 Data Dashboard
The archived COVID-19 Data Dashboard is available for historical reference.
Archived Data Reports
Archived data reports
Hospital Admission Levels
The Hospital Admission Levels page has been archived, since hospitals are no longer required to report data on COVID-19 hospitalizations, bed capacity, and supplies to CDC. Visit CDC’s website for more information.
