Respiratory threat level · United States
Sample dataLow
Flu · RSV · COVID-19 · United States
FluTrack turns the CDC's own surveillance data into one simple answer for your state — a combined flu, RSV and COVID-19 threat level, and which way it's heading.
Tap or select a state for its full report.
Respiratory threat level · United States
Sample dataLow
Trends, not real-time counts
Surveillance data is reported with an inherent lag of roughly one to two weeks. FluTrack shows directional trends, not a real-time case count. For general information only — not medical advice.
The same picture, split into flu, RSV and COVID-19.
Influenza (Flu)
Minimal
Holding steady
COVID-19
Moderate
Rising +8%
RSV
Minimal
Holding steady
How it works
Three steps, no jargon, no login.
Every week we pull the CDC's public-domain surveillance feeds — emergency-department visits, the Acute Respiratory Illness activity level, wastewater viral activity and laboratory test positivity.
Those signals are blended into one transparent 0–4 threat level for your state, with a rising/falling trend. See the method →
No epidemiology degree required — just how active respiratory illness is where you live, and where it's headed.
Where the numbers come from
Only U.S. Government public-domain sources — no restrictively licensed feeds.
The share of ER visits for respiratory illness (flu, RSV, COVID-19), by state.
The CDC's wastewater index — an early indicator that can lead clinical cases by days.
The percentage of respiratory tests coming back positive. No live feed yet — where it is missing, its weight is shared across the other three.
The CDC's categorical activity level, from Very Low to Very High.
Licensing note
FluTrack deliberately uses only public-domain CDC feeds. We exclude non-commercially licensed datasets (such as WastewaterSCAN, CC BY-NC 4.0) so this free utility stays fully within its rights as a commercial project. More on our sources →
The bundled file is an example, not a data product
This page ships with a small illustrative JSON file (/data/snapshot.json) so it paints instantly and still works offline. It is example data, not a published CDC dataset, and your browser replaces it with the live CDC reading as soon as the feed responds. We do not offer it as a downloadable data product, and it is not described as one in this page's structured data.
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