There were no differences in regard to age (grouped by decade) or rate of illness improvement between the two groups. Hospital admissions rates were low and comparable in both groups (4/58 [7%] of Covid-19-positive patients and 14/200 [7%] Covid-19-negative patients, ?2 test p=0.98), with predominantly ambulatory cases responding to the survey. The patients who were later found to be Covid-19-negative were admitted for evaluation of fever and/or dyspnea. Sex distribution in Covid-19-positive patients was balanced but skewed toward females (65%) in Covid-19-negative patients.