Monthly Resident Death Counts

Monthly Resident Data 2000-2023

Monthly Mortality data for Michigan Residents is available in several formats:

Selected Underlying Causes, 2000-2023	COVID-19 & Pneumonia, Any Mention, 2020-2023
Comma-delimited (CSV)	Comma-delimited (CSV)
JSON	JSON
SAS	SAS

Number of Deaths by Selected Underlying Causes of Death by Month,
Michigan Residents,
January 1, 2019 to November 7, 2023^P

Year of Death	Month of Death	Number of Deaths
Year of Death	Month of Death	Total	Cancer	Heart Disease	COPD	Stroke	Pneumonia & Flu	Septicemia	COVID-19
2019	January	8,760	1,774	2,355	508	454	178	113	–
2019	February	7,870	1,587	2,094	457	405	145	94	–
2019	March	8,792	1,746	2,283	532	490	199	93	–
2019	April	8,129	1,627	2,019	520	433	206	119	–
2019	May	8,263	1,767	2,107	492	419	144	79	–
2019	June	7,785	1,643	1,981	469	377	116	91	–
2019	July	8,048	1,852	2,013	460	409	105	97	–
2019	August	7,837	1,759	1,960	432	401	87	95	–
2019	September	7,803	1,753	1,915	445	409	108	94	–
2019	October	8,383	1,793	2,117	480	451	101	90	–
2019	November	8,519	1,713	2,222	466	430	126	113	–
2019	December	8,905	1,851	2,434	519	481	140	97	–
2020	January	9,085	1,868	2,274	619	521	183	120	–
2020	February	8,430	1,655	2,213	511	493	232	118	1
2020	March	9,852	1,803	2,456	593	504	307	127	472
2020	April	13,186	1,672	2,641	562	526	252	121	3,446
2020	May	9,481	1,663	2,114	404	484	131	90	1,184
2020	June	8,375	1,694	2,015	395	450	101	93	258
2020	July	8,540	1,779	2,081	441	420	80	119	153
2020	August	8,651	1,748	2,144	406	453	105	104	211
2020	September	8,538	1,747	2,111	418	453	89	96	203
2020	October	9,548	1,900	2,244	442	521	129	85	532
2020	November	10,948	1,752	2,304	421	486	127	113	1,950
2020	December	12,454	1,837	2,493	432	562	144	105	2,952
2021	January	10,566	1,790	2,306	451	510	126	98	1,608
2021	February	8,706	1,635	2,056	409	452	90	102	582
2021	March	9,136	1,781	2,222	450	487	97	114	504
2021	April	10,028	1,696	2,166	408	492	105	72	1,582
2021	May	9,625	1,707	2,174	397	459	82	99	1,211
2021	June	8,335	1,673	2,001	396	438	102	90	308
2021	July	8,470	1,814	2,117	406	475	98	109	95
2021	August	8,917	1,804	2,147	419	465	97	87	376
2021	September	9,145	1,778	2,082	416	427	102	139	788
2021	October	10,154	1,836	2,275	456	475	126	117	1,255
2021	November	11,542	1,849	2,465	493	520	134	107	2,086
2021	December	13,132	1,858	2,640	516	571	164	128	3,219
2022	January	12,415	1,771	2,708	482	577	142	136	2,474
2022	February	9,365	1,646	2,217	398	464	128	101	1,001
2022	March	9,006	1,841	2,130	425	485	105	110	312
2022	April	8,414	1,715	2,124	458	491	109	89	142
2022	May	8,892	1,756	2,290	448	449	122	113	234
2022	June	8,243	1,663	2,030	390	451	104	113	208
2022	July	8,518	1,720	2,160	392	483	114	98	201
2022	August	8,575	1,772	2,187	382	454	77	106	231
2022	September	8,493	1,710	2,095	386	501	81	98	278
2022	October	9,038	1,824	2,319	424	469	108	111	290
2022	November	9,148	1,770	2,299	510	449	125	118	301
2022	December	10,073	1,782	2,596	580	505	219	124	279
2023	January	9,526	1,767	2,331	507	495	223	115	282
2023	February	8,267	1,569	2,124	393	459	122	94	183
2023	March	8,955	1,680	2,212	444	465	116	101	183
2023	April	8,490	1,639	2,085	409	488	109	95	136
2023	May	8,619	1,820	2,187	434	461	112	94	80
2023	June	7,901	1,614	1,993	407	469	91	87	38
2023	July	8,084	1,808	1,982	358	459	75	95	28
2023	August	8,217	1,757	1,954	387	486	76	104	59
2023	September	7,935	1,648	1,870	372	423	75	102	95
2023	October	7,672	900	1,003	183	230	35	44	113
2023	November	93	–	–	–	–	–	–	3

Notes:	^PDeaths reported to the Michigan Vital Records office may be delayed by 7 days. Verifying the cause of death, and processing the records from administrative records may further delay the reports of deaths for statistical purposes. The deaths shown in the deaths columns will be lower than the actual year–to–date total. Most causes of deaths are not coded immediately after the original death was reported. Lower counts of specific causes of death for more recent months should be considered a result of delayed coding, not a reduction in the counts of deaths themselves. COVID–19 death coding is expedited, and counts may be more complete in comparison to other causes of death. The underlying cause of death is the condition giving rise to the chain of events leading to death. Starting January 1, 1999, the underlying causes of death were classified in accordance with the Tenth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD–10), a coding structure developed by the World Health Organization. Cancer deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes C00–C97. Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J40–J47. Heart Disease deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes I00–I09,I11,I13,I20–I51. Between 1999–2008, Influenza and Pneumonia deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J10–J18. Starting in 2009, Pneumonia and Influenza deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J09–J18. Septicemia deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes A40–A41.9. Stroke deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes I60–I69. COVID–19 deaths were classified using ICD–10 U07.1 as underlying cause of death.
Source:	Michigan 2019–2023 Death File, Extracted November 7, 2023 . Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.

Notes:

^PDeaths reported to the Michigan Vital Records office may be delayed by 7 days. Verifying the cause of death, and processing the records from administrative records may further delay the reports of deaths for statistical purposes. The deaths shown in the deaths columns will be lower than the actual year–to–date total.

Most causes of deaths are not coded immediately after the original death was reported. Lower counts of specific causes of death for more recent months should be considered a result of delayed coding, not a reduction in the counts of deaths themselves. COVID–19 death coding is expedited, and counts may be more complete in comparison to other causes of death.

The underlying cause of death is the condition giving rise to the chain of events leading to death. Starting January 1, 1999, the underlying causes of death were classified in accordance with the Tenth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD–10), a coding structure developed by the World Health Organization.

Cancer deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes C00–C97.
Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J40–J47.
Heart Disease deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes I00–I09,I11,I13,I20–I51.
Between 1999–2008, Influenza and Pneumonia deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J10–J18. Starting in 2009, Pneumonia and Influenza deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes J09–J18.
Septicemia deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes A40–A41.9.
Stroke deaths were classified using ICD–10 codes I60–I69.
COVID–19 deaths were classified using ICD–10 U07.1 as underlying cause of death.

Source:

Michigan 2019–2023 Death File, Extracted November 7, 2023 . Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services.

Monthly Resident Data 2000-2023

Number of Deaths by Selected Underlying Causes of Death by Month, Michigan Residents, January 1, 2019 to November 7, 2023P

Number of Deaths by Selected Underlying Causes of Death by Month,
Michigan Residents,
January 1, 2019 to November 7, 2023^P