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. 2022 Jul 22;71(29):931–939. doi: 10.15585/mmwr.mm7129e1

TABLE 3. Characteristics of hospitalizations among adults aged ≥18 years with COVID-19–like illness,* by Omicron subvariant–predominant period, mRNA COVID-19 vaccination status, and SARS-CoV-2 test result — 10 states, December 2021–June 2022.

Characteristic Total no. (column %) mRNA COVID-19 vaccination status, no. of doses received
Positive test result*
No. (row %)
SMD** No. (row %) SMD**
Unvaccinated Days since last dose
4 doses
2 doses
3 doses
14–149 ≥150 7–119 ≥120 ≥7
Omicron BA.1predominant period
All hospitalizations
35,399 (100.0)
14,742 (41.6)
1,236 (3.5)
8,850 (25.0)
9,146 (25.8)
1,425 (4.0)
N/A

10,534 (29.8)

Site
Baylor Scott& White Health
8,697 (24.6)
4,480 (51.5)
324 (3.7)
2,528 (29.1)
1,190 (13.7)
175 (2.0)

0.551
2,904 (33.4)
0.218
Columbia University
1,419 (4.0)
668 (47.1)
94 (6.6)
367 (25.9)
274 (19.3)
16 (1.1)

536 (37.8)
HealthPartners
1,334 (3.8)
378 (28.3)
40 (3.0)
262 (19.6)
586 (43.9)
68 (5.1)

322 (24.1)
Intermountain Healthcare
3,224 (9.1)
1,159 (35.9)
148 (4.6)
701 (21.7)
985 (30.6)
231 (7.2)

756 (23.4)
KPNC
6,911 (19.5)
1,501 (21.7)
219 (3.2)
1,748 (25.3)
3,036 (43.9)
407 (5.9)

1,940 (28.1)
KPNW
1,480 (4.2)
539 (36.4)
56 (3.8)
288 (19.5)
478 (32.3)
119 (8.0)

360 (24.3)
PHIX
96 (0.3)
64 (66.7)
1 (1.0)
19 (19.8)
11 (11.5)
1 (1.0)

45 (46.9)
Regenstrief Institute
8,980 (25.4)
4,398 (49.0)
276 (3.1)
1,969 (21.9)
2,076 (23.1)
261 (2.9)

2,937 (32.7)
University of Colorado
3,258 (9.2)
1,555 (47.7)
78 (2.4)
968 (29.7)
510 (15.7)
147 (4.5)

734 (22.5)
Age group, yrs
18–49
6,621 (18.7)
4,057 (61.3)
392 (5.9)
1,304 (19.7)
812 (12.3)
56 (0.8)

0.540
1,981 (29.9)
0.126
50–65
7,783 (22.0)
3,847 (49.4)
328 (4.2)
2,008 (25.8)
1,470 (18.9)
130 (1.7)

2,664 (34.2)
65–74
8,073 (22.8)
3,059 (37.9)
233 (2.9)
2,041 (25.3)
2,325 (28.8)
415 (5.1)

2,370 (29.4)
75–84
7,654 (21.6)
2,329 (30.4)
178 (2.3)
2,054 (26.8)
2,609 (34.1)
484 (6.3)

2,137 (27.9)
≥85
5,268 (14.9)
1,450 (27.5)
105 (2.0)
1,443 (27.4)
1,930 (36.6)
340 (6.5)

1,382 (26.2)
Sex
Male
17,164 (48.5)
7,549 (44.0)
529 (3.1)
4,075 (23.7)
4,308 (25.1)
703 (4.1)

0.098
5,428 (31.6)
0.087
Female
18,235 (51.5)
7,193 (39.4)
707 (3.9)
4,775 (26.2)
4,838 (26.5)
722 (4.0)

5,106 (28.0)
Race or ethnicity
White, NH
22,967 (64.9)
8,837 (38.5)
697 (3.0)
5,843 (25.4)
6,479 (28.2)
1,111 (4.8)

0.285
6,224 (27.1)
0.199
Black, NH
4,214 (11.9)
2,279 (54.1)
212 (5.0)
976 (23.2)
676 (16.0)
71 (1.7)

1,474 (35.0)
Hispanic
3,781 (10.7)
1,801 (47.6)
188 (5.0)
960 (25.4)
759 (20.1)
73 (1.9)

1,491 (39.4)
Other,†† NH
2,601 (7.3)
893 (34.3)
81 (3.1)
628 (24.1)
880 (33.8)
119 (4.6)

760 (29.2)
Unknown
1,836 (5.2)
932 (50.8)
58 (3.2)
443 (24.1)
352 (19.2)
51 (2.8)

585 (31.9)
Chronic respiratory condition at discharge§§
No
14,763 (41.7)
6,116 (41.4)
555 (3.8)
3,693 (25.0)
3,818 (25.9)
581 (3.9)

0.023
3,482 (23.6)
0.254
Yes
20,636 (58.3)
8,626 (41.8)
681 (3.3)
5,157 (25.0)
5,328 (25.8)
844 (4.1)

7,052 (34.2)
Chronic nonrespiratory condition at discharge¶¶
No
4,685 (13.2)
2,516 (53.7)
166 (3.5)
958 (20.4)
949 (20.3)
96 (2.0)

0.200
1,522 (32.5)
0.050
Yes
30,714 (86.8)
12,226 (39.8)
1,070 (3.5)
7,892 (25.7)
8,197 (26.7)
1,329 (4.3)

9,012 (29.3)
Omicron BA.2/BA.2.12.1–predominant period§
All hospitalizations
23,383 (100.0)
6,682 (28.6)
343 (1.5)
5,118 (21.9)
2,350 (10.1)
7,686 (32.9)
1,204 (5.1)

1,564 (6.7)

Site
Baylor Scott & White Health
4,686 (20.0)
2,128 (45.4)
55 (1.2)
1,417 (30.2)
227 (4.8)
813 (17.3)
46 (1.0)
0.945
196 (4.2)
0.268
Columbia University
1,413 (6.0)
491 (34.7)
48 (3.4)
316 (22.4)
169 (12.0)
375 (26.5)
14 (1.0)
81 (5.7)
HealthPartners
1,758 (7.5)
329 (18.7)
37 (2.1)
261 (14.8)
204 (11.6)
760 (43.2)
167 (9.5)
120 (6.8)
Intermountain Healthcare
2,023 (8.7)
571 (28.2)
35 (1.7)
446 (22.0)
179 (8.8)
733 (36.2)
59 (2.9)
167 (8.3)
KPNC
6,866 (29.4)
677 (9.9)
87 (1.3)
1,164 (17.0)
1,095 (15.9)
3,105 (45.2)
738 (10.7)
584 (8.5)
KPNW
1,326 (5.7)
356 (26.8)
17 (1.3)
210 (15.8)
165 (12.4)
488 (36.8)
90 (6.8)
86 (6.5)
PHIX
12 (0.1)
7 (58.3)
0 (0.0)
3 (25.0)
0 (0.0)
2 (16.7)
0 (0.0)
1 (8.3)
Regenstrief Institute
3,947 (16.9)
1,600 (40.5)
48 (1.2)
869 (22.0)
246 (6.2)
1,128 (28.6)
56 (1.4)
235 (6.0)
University of Colorado
1,352 (5.8)
523 (38.7)
16 (1.2)
432 (32.0)
65 (4.8)
282 (20.9)
34 (2.5)
94 (7.0)
Age group, yrs
18–49
4,162 (17.8)
2,087 (50.1)
130 (3.1)
979 (23.5)
393 (9.4)
573 (13.8)
0 (0.0)
0.585
199 (4.8)
0.340
50–65
4,613 (19.7)
1,621 (35.1)
78 (1.7)
1,171 (25.4)
527 (11.4)
1,077 (23.3)
139 (3.0)
220 (4.8)
65–74
5,171 (22.1)
1,258 (24.3)
63 (1.2)
1,098 (21.2)
506 (9.8)
1,929 (37.3)
317 (6.1)
277 (5.4)
75–84
5,539 (23.7)
1,059 (19.1)
34 (0.6)
1,114 (20.1)
520 (9.4)
2,379 (42.9)
433 (7.8)
468 (8.4)
≥85
3,898 (16.7)
657 (16.9)
38 (1.0)
756 (19.4)
404 (10.4)
1,728 (44.3)
315 (8.1)
400 (10.3)
Sex
Male
10,979 (47.0)
3,304 (30.1)
149 (1.4)
2,315 (21.1)
1044 (9.5)
3,553 (32.4)
614 (5.6)
0.080
796 (7.3)
0.085
Female
12,404 (53.0)
3,378 (27.2)
194 (1.6)
2,803 (22.6)
1306 (10.5)
4,133 (33.3)
590 (4.8)
768 (6.2)
Race or ethnicity
White, NH
14,772 (63.2)
3,817 (25.8)
162 (1.1)
3,236 (21.9)
1,367 (9.3)
5,304 (35.9)
886 (6.0)
0.362
1,076 (7.3)
0.199
Black, NH
2,690 (11.5)
1,157 (43.0)
73 (2.7)
598 (22.2)
266 (9.9)
525 (19.5)
71 (2.6)
117 (4.3)
Hispanic
2,708 (11.6)
815 (30.1)
57 (2.1)
648 (23.9)
353 (13.0)
736 (27.2)
99 (3.7)
139 (5.1)
Other,†† NH
2,115 (9.0)
425 (20.1)
40 (1.9)
376 (17.8)
298 (14.1)
842 (39.8)
134 (6.3)
172 (8.1)
Unknown
1,098 (4.7)
468 (42.6)
11 (1.0)
260 (23.7)
66 (6.0)
279 (25.4)
14 (1.3)
60 (5.5)
Chronic respiratory condition at discharge§§
No
10,015 (42.8)
3,085 (30.8)
147 (1.5)
2,179 (21.8)
980 (9.8)
3,142 (31.4)
482 (4.8)
0.092
604 (6.0)
0.092
Yes
13,368 (57.2)
3,597 (26.9)
196 (1.5)
2,939 (22.0)
1,370 (10.2)
4,544 (34.0)
722 (5.4)
960 (7.2)
Chronic nonrespiratory condition at discharge¶¶
No
3,010 (12.9)
1,243 (41.3)
53 (1.8)
690 (22.9)
226 (7.5)
748 (24.9)
50 (1.7)
0.242 174 (5.8)
0.058
Yes 20,373 (87.1) 5,439 (26.7) 290 (1.4) 4,428 (21.7) 2,124 (10.4) 6,938 (34.1) 1154 (5.7) 1,390 (6.8)

Abbreviations: ICD-9 = International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision; ICD-10 = International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision; KPNC = Kaiser Permanente of Northern California; KPNW = Kaiser Permanente Northwest; N/A = not applicable; NH = non-Hispanic; PHIX = Paso del Norte Health Information Exchange; RT-PCR = reverse transcription–polymerase chain reaction; SMD = standardized mean or proportion difference.

* Hospitalizations with a discharge code consistent with COVID-19–like illness were included. COVID-19–like illness diagnoses included acute respiratory illness (e.g., respiratory failure or pneumonia) or related signs or symptoms (e.g., cough, fever, dyspnea, vomiting, or diarrhea) using diagnosis ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes. Clinician-ordered molecular assays (e.g., real-time RT-PCR) for SARS-CoV-2 occurring ≤14 days before to <72 hours after the encounter date were included.

Partners contributing data on hospitalizations during dates of estimated ≥75% Omicron BA.1 predominance were in California (Dec 21, 2021–Mar 6, 2022), Colorado (Dec 25, 2021–Mar 12, 2022), Indiana (Dec 31, 2021–Mar 4, 2022), Minnesota and Wisconsin (Jan 1–Mar 5, 2022), New York (Dec 18, 2021–Feb 26, 2022), Oregon and Washington (Jan 1–Mar 12, 2022), Texas (Baylor Scott & White Health [Dec 18, 2021–Mar 5, 2022] and PHIX [Jan 8–Mar 19, 2022]), and Utah (Dec 27, 2021–Mar 19, 2022).

§ Partners contributing data on hospitalizations during dates of estimated ≥75% Omicron BA.2/BA.2.12.1 predominance were in California (Mar 25–Jun 10, 2022), Colorado (Apr 9–Jun 4, 2022), Indiana (Mar 19–Jun 10, 2022), Minnesota and Wisconsin (Apr 9–Jun 4, 2022), New York (Mar 26–Jun 10, 2022), Oregon and Washington (Apr 9–Jun 10, 2022), Texas (Baylor Scott & White Health [Mar 26–Jun 4, 2022] and PHIX [Apr 23–Jun 10, 2022]), and Utah (Mar 28–Jun 10, 2022).

Vaccination was defined as having received the listed number of doses of an mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccine within the specified range of number of days before the hospitalization index date, which was the date of respiratory specimen collection associated with the most recent positive or negative SARS-CoV-2 test result before the hospitalization or the admission date if testing only occurred after the admission.

** An absolute SMD ≥0.20 indicates a nonnegligible difference in variable distributions between hospitalizations for vaccinated versus unvaccinated patients or for patients with SARS-CoV-2–positive results versus those with SARS-CoV-2–negative results. For mRNA COVID-19 vaccination status, a single SMD was calculated by averaging the absolute SMDs obtained from pairwise comparisons of each vaccinated category versus unvaccinated; more specifically, as the average of the absolute value of the SMDs for 1) vaccinated with 2 doses 14–149 days earlier versus unvaccinated, 2) vaccinated with 2 doses ≥150 days earlier versus unvaccinated, 3) vaccinated with 3 doses 7–119 days earlier versus unvaccinated, 4) vaccinated with 3 doses ≥120 days earlier versus unvaccinated, and 5) vaccinated with 4 doses ≥7 days earlier versus unvaccinated.

†† Other race includes Asian, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific islander, American Indian or Alaska Native, Other, and multiple races.

§§ Chronic respiratory condition was defined as the presence of discharge code for asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or other lung disease using ICD-9 and ICD-10 diagnosis codes.

¶¶ Chronic nonrespiratory condition was defined as the presence of discharge code for heart failure, ischemic heart disease, hypertension, other heart disease, stroke, other cerebrovascular disease, diabetes type I or II, other diabetes, metabolic disease, clinical obesity, clinically underweight, renal disease, liver disease, blood disorder, immunosuppression, organ transplant, cancer, dementia, neurologic disorder, musculoskeletal disorder, or Down syndrome using ICD-9 and ICD-10 diagnosis.