COVID-⁠19 Switzerland

Total hospital capacity

The hospital capacity data from more than 150 hospitals and clinics in Switzerland is collected by the Coordinated Medical Services (CMS) using the Information and Operations System (IOS). The CMS, the FOPH, the Swiss Society for Intensive Care Medicine (SSICM) and the H+ Association of Swiss Hospitals have jointly determined the data to be collected. The time frame desired can be selected with the slider below the graph.

Occupancy in percent

Total hospital capacity, St. Gallen, 01.05.2023

The published data is based on reports that were sent to the CMS by acute hospitals and clinics via the Information and Operations System (IOS). The data is processed in such a way that reports are valid for a maximum of 7 days, unless updates are received. Due to the different reporting times and procedures, the figures shown here may differ from those published by other institutions. Due to mathematical rounding, the sum of the percentages may not be exactly 100%.

The Medical Services Coordination Committee (MSCC) and the Coordinated Medical Service (CMS) have decided to lift the requirement to report hospital capacity with effect from 1 May 2023. The data on the Covid-⁠19 dashboard will therefore no longer be updated.

Total occupancy	COVID-⁠19	Non-⁠COVID-⁠19	Free beds
Switzerland Total: 21 721	80,1%17 401	1,8%382	78,4%17 019	19,9%4320
Aargau Total: 940	78,9%742	0,6%6	78,3%736	21,1%198
Appenzell Ausserrhoden Total: 234	72,6%170	0%0	72,6%170	27,4%64
Appenzell Innerrhoden	No hospitals
Basel-⁠Land Total: 568	78,3%445	1,8%10	76,6%435	21,7%123
Basel-⁠Stadt Total: 1204	70,5%849	1,2%15	69,3%834	29,5%355
Bern Total: 2922	79,4%2321	2%57	77,5%2264	20,6%601
Fribourg Total: 588	84,7%498	1,7%10	83%488	15,3%90
Geneva Total: 2420	87,2%2111	1,1%26	86,2%2085	12,8%309
Glarus Total: 81	80,2%65	0%0	80,2%65	19,8%16
Grisons Total: 711	54%384	1,8%13	52,2%371	46%327
Jura Total: 323	77,4%250	2,8%9	74,6%241	22,6%73
Lucerne Total: 998	76,4%762	0,9%9	75,5%753	23,6%236
Neuchâtel Total: 404	92,3%373	4,2%17	88,1%356	7,7%31
Nidwalden Total: 79	86,1%68	3,8%3	82,3%65	13,9%11
Obwalden Total: 67	76,1%51	0%0	76,1%51	23,9%16
Schaffhausen Total: 133	80,5%107	1,5%2	78,9%105	19,5%26
Schwyz Total: 303	60,7%184	1,3%4	59,4%180	39,3%119
Solothurn Total: 465	84,3%392	0,4%2	83,9%390	15,7%73
St. Gallen Total: 1034	87,1%901	0,4%4	86,8%897	12,9%133
Thurgau Total: 528	79,9%422	1,1%6	78,8%416	20,1%106
Ticino Total: 804	80,5%647	2,6%21	77,9%626	19,5%157
Uri Total: 66	63,6%42	1,5%1	62,1%41	36,4%24
Valais Total: 860	79,1%680	2,8%24	76,3%656	20,9%180
Vaud Total: 1990	81,3%1617	4%80	77,2%1537	18,7%373
Zug Total: 260	70,8%184	0%0	70,8%184	29,2%76
Zurich Total: 3739	83,9%3136	1,7%63	82,2%3073	16,1%603

Development of occupancy over time

Total hospital capacity, St. Gallen, 30.03.2020 to 01.05.2023

The bars in the chart show the absolute values for the actual reported capacity and occupancy of the hospital. Values reported by the hospitals remain valid for a maximum of 7 days, unless they are updated. The 15-⁠day average (average of previous 7 to subsequent 7 days) and share is calculated on this basis and represents an estimate of the effective capacity and occupancy that is as accurate as possible.
The data prior to November 2020 is partially incomplete and should therefore be interpreted with caution. Due to mathematical rounding, the sum of the percentages may not be exactly 100%.

15-⁠day average

COVID-⁠19

Non-⁠COVID-⁠19

Free beds

Beds

Hospital capacity,St. Gallen

Intensive care units (ICUs), SG

Total hospital capacity, SG

Total hospital capacity

Occupancy in percent

Development of occupancy over time