Yet another local hospital is caring for a patient who has a presumptive case of the new coronavirus.

Tulane Medical Center said it was informed by the Louisiana Department of Health on Tuesday night that a patient in its care has tested positive for COVID-19. The hospital didn’t immediately release further details about the patient’s condition.

The hospital said it had isolated the patient and taken other precautions to ensure the safety of other patients, hospital employees and visitors, such as screening people for symptoms at its doors.

“While we know this can potentially be an inconvenience to those who visit and those who count on our health system, we want to reinforce our responsibility to always put the health and safety of all patients, visitors, colleagues and physicians first,” Dr. Bob Lynch, Tulane Health System CEO, said in a statement. “The precautions we put in place earlier this week worked as intended, and the risk of infection to our other patients and our staff is very low.”

Other hospitals with patients include the VA Medical Center, University Medical Center and Touro Infirmary.

Louisiana officials said that the number of coronavirus cases in the state had jumped to six as of Tuesday night, all of them in the greater New Orleans area.