CALGARY -- Alberta Health Services confirms two units at a hospital in northwest Calgary have outbreaks of the disease connected to the novel coronavirus.

Officials say, as of Monday afternoon, a total of 14 patients and four staff members of the Foothills Medical Centre have recently tested positive for COVID-19.

The outbreaks have been declared in a cardiac care unit and a general medicine unit. There are currently 57 staff members in isolation.

According to AHS, one patient, age not released, has died in connection with the outbreaks.

In a statement released Monday afternoon, AHS said the Foothills Medical Centre "remains a safe place to visit and receive care" and "there is no increased risk to patients coming to the hospital."

As of Saturday, there was a single outbreak at the hospital and control measures, including the halting of visits to the unit except for end of life situations, had been introduced. 

Correction:

Alberta Health Services originally indicated three units at the Foothills Medical Centre had outbreaks as of Monday morning. On Monday afternoon, AHS indicated there were two units with outbreaks.