New York City

What’s going around
in New York City?

COVID-19, flu, RSV, colds, food poisoning, Legionnaires’ disease, cyclosporiasis, mpox and measles: this page tracks what is being reported across the five boroughs right now, using data published by NYC Health, the New York State Department of Health and the CDC, plus symptom reports from people around the city.

Pick an illness for the latest official counts and trend, the symptoms to watch for, and where the numbers come from.

Or go straight to the map

Tracked illnesses

Is it going around?

Behind the numbers

How HealthNarc tracks
New York City.

Public health data

Weekly citywide counts from NYC Health for COVID-19, flu and RSV, and the CDC’s weekly counts of notifiable diseases such as legionellosis, cyclosporiasis, mpox and Salmonella for New York City. These totals describe the city, not individual neighborhoods.

Community reports

People in the city log their own symptoms on the map. These are unverified, but a cluster of similar reports in one neighborhood is often the earliest signal that something is spreading.

One local map

Everything lands on the same map, so you can zoom to your block, filter by symptom and see the last few weeks in context.

HealthNarc does not provide diagnoses or medical advice. Official case counts and guidance come from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the CDC. If you are concerned about your health, contact a healthcare provider.