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Mar 23, 2020 · While Kinsa’s US Health Weather Map has no way of tracking the spread of COVID-19 specifically, as it looks only at fevers tied to geographic data, it could provide easy-to-grasp early...
Kinsa is an early warning system to detect and respond to contagious illness. Through a network of millions of smart thermometers, Kinsa tracks the spread of illness in real-time and forecasts future outbreaks. Keep your families, school and communities healthy by using a Kinsa Smart Thermometer.
Mar 18, 2020 · Kinsa’s latest map of fever spikes shows areas that are known to have many cases of Covid-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus. But the data also point to spots in Florida, Michigan,...
- New York
- Seattle
- Twin Cities
- Data Analysis
New York City is clearly a COVID-19 hot spot. But the Kinsa data shows an interesting recent trend in overall fever reductions. Fevers in New York County (Manhattan) were near expected seasonal levels on March 3. Then fever levels surged in the following two weeks. The level of what Kinsa calls “atypical illness” peaked 6.53 percent on March 17. Th...
Seattle was likely the first COVID-19 cluster in the U.S. Kinsa data shows fevers were near expected levels on March 1. Then the number of fevers surged well above expected seasonal levels and peaked March 9. They peaked at 5.48 percent, nearly 2 percent above expected seasonal levels. Since March 9, the level of fever has fallen into the expected ...
Minnesota has been fortunate to see far lower levels of COVID-19 so far. We also had more time to adjust and increase social distancing. The Kinsa data shows Hennepin County has seen below-average seasonal illness levels overall. Overall cases in Minnesota continue to increase. Thursday’s update from the Minnesota Department of Healthshows 346 conf...
Here are my observations of what the Kinsa data may be telling us — again if accurate. Keep in mind this is only one data set. I am skeptical if the sample size is large enough to capture trends accurately. 1. The best information suggests that fever trends may be predictive of COVID-19 trends. If Kinsa fever data trends in places like New York and...
- Paul Huttner
Mar 31, 2020 · A map of the nation shows that as of Monday the number of fevers in nearly every corner of the country has fallen across the past seven days. Photo: healthweather.us. Zooming in on New York...
- Adam K. Raymond
- Contributor
Aug 21, 2020 · In addition to its local partnerships, the company has become a central information hub for the public, media, and researchers with its Healthweather tool, which maps unusual rates of fevers — among the most common symptom of Covid-19 — to help visualize the prevalence of illness in communities.
Kinsa is an early warning system to detect and respond to contagious illness. Through a network of millions of smart thermometers, Kinsa tracks the spread of illness in real-time and forecasts future outbreaks. Keep your families, school and communities healthy by using a Kinsa Smart Thermometer.
