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Flu & COVID in Arizona this week

For the week ending October 24, 2026, 0.7% of emergency room visits in Arizona were diagnosed as flu, rising. COVID-19 was 0.4% and RSV 0.0%. Four weeks earlier it was 0.4%. Nationally, flu was 1.2%.

Flu

0.7%

of ER visits · rising

Last 10 weeks

COVID-19

0.4%

of ER visits · about the same as last week

Last 10 weeks

RSV

0.0%

of ER visits · about the same as last week

Last 10 weeks

Source: CDC National Syndromic Surveillance Program, updated weekly. Percentages are the share of all emergency department visits with that diagnosis.

When urgent care makes sense

  • Fever, cough, sore throat or body aches and you want a flu or COVID test.
  • Symptoms started in the last day or two. Some flu treatments work best when started early, so ask the clinician.
  • You're at higher risk (65+, pregnant, or a long-term health condition) and want to be checked.
  • You need a note for work or school.
What to expect at the visit →

Call 911 or go to the ER instead

  • Trouble breathing or shortness of breath
  • Chest pain or pressure
  • Confusion, trouble waking up, or bluish lips or face
  • A fever in a baby under 3 months
  • Symptoms that improve, then come back worse

Flu & COVID testing near you in Arizona

Most urgent care clinics test for flu and COVID. Call ahead to confirm.

Every town in Arizona →