MADISON (WKOW) -- The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says that two new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Dane County.

Both had contact with a confirmed case reported earlier this week. Both patients are isolated at home.

That brings to eight the total number of confirmed cases. One person, who was the original case, has fully recovered.

Eighty-four patients have tested negative, according to DHS.

On Wednesday, March 11, state health officials confirmed three more cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin.

One patient is a Waukesha County resident, and the other two are from Fond du Lac County.

These cases come after two Dane County residents and one Pierce County resident tested positive for COVID-19.

The first Dane county case was confirmed on February 5; that person isolated at home and has now recovered after testing negative for COVID-19. The other two cases were announced earlier this week and both individuals are isolated at their homes.