As of Monday, one out of every four hospital beds in Delaware County has a patient being treated for COVID, according to data compiled by NPR.

Delaware County Memorial Hospital in Drexel Hill has the highest numbers, with 28 percent of all beds filled with coronavirus patients, writes Max Bennett, reporting on the data for patch.com.

At Mercy Catholic Medical Center-Mercy Fitzgerald in Darby, 25 percent of its patients are being treated for coronavirus. It is at 97 percent capacity overall.

The figures, provided by the federal government, were analyzed by NPR to provide hospital-by-hospital information.

You can access the NPR tool here.

COVID patients are occupying an average of 24 percent of beds at Delaware County hospitals.

According to hospital experts cited by NPR, any figure above 20 percent represents “extreme stress” for a hospital.

ICU bed availability in the county is down to 8.4 percent, according to state data.

“By staying home, within your household, you can help us avoid that scenario where we could potentially run out of beds.” Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said.

For a breakdown of bed occupancy by individual hospital and to find out more, go to patch.com.