HE BEGINS WILL BRING IT TO YOU LIVE. IN THE MEANTIME. THESE ARE THE LATEST CORONAVIRUS HEADLINES THAT WE’RE FOLLOWING. THESE ARE THE NUMBERS FROM AROUND THE STATE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY SAYS MORE THAN CALIFORNIANS HAVE BEEN INFECTED WITH THE CORONAVIRUS MORE THAN 5,500 HAVE DIED AND WE’RE CONTINUING TO SEE A SPIKE IN CASES THIS GRAPH SHOWS THE NUMBER OF NEW CASES REPORTED OVER THE PAST MONTH. THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH SAYS MORE THAN 4,500 NEW CASES WERE REPORTED SATURDAY. THAT’S THE HIGHEST DAILY TOTAL. WE’VE SEEN SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN NEW YORK IS MOVING FORWARD INTO PHASE TWO OF ITS STATE REOPENING PROCESS BARS RESTAURANTS OUTDOOR. DINING RETAIL STORES HAIR SALONS BARBER SHOPS AND PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS ARE ALL AMONG THE BUSINESSES REOPENING THEIR PLUS BEIJING IS SEEING ITS LOWEST REPORTED CASES OF COVID-19 AND MORE THAN A WEEK. THE CHINESE CAPITAL REPORTED NINE NEW CASES THE FIRST TIME REPORTS FELT A SINGLE DIGITS OVER THE WEEKEND HEALTH OFFICIALS WERE RAMPING UP TESTING SITES IN MANY PARTS OF THE CITY AND THE COMPANY THAT MAKES THE ANTIVIRAL DRUG CREME DE FEAR IS ABOUT TO TEST AN VERSION OF THE MEDICATION THE FDA GAVE THE COMPANY THE GREEN LIGHT TODAY TO START TRIALS THE CHAIRMAN AND CEO SAID THEY WILL SCREEN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS FOR PHASE 1 TRIALS THIS WEEK AND HOPE TO BEGIN STU
More than 2 dozen COVID-19 cases reported at Modesto senior center
More than two dozen novel coronavirus cases are linked to a Modesto senior center.The El Rio Memory Care Community, a skilled nursing facility that is part of Koelsch Communities, reported last week it has 28 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among residents and staff. Officials said nearly all 130 staff members and residents were tested for the virus. With 95% of results in, 18 residents and 10 staff members tested positive.“The community is under quarantine and all residents and their families have been notified of the situation,” Koelsch Communities said in a statement online.According to Stanislaus County Public Health, as of Monday, there were 1,639 cases of COVID-19 in the county and 37 deaths related to the virus.The county reports that 9% of the COVID-19 cases are connected to skilled nursing facilities, and 62% of virus-related deaths are connected to those facilities.Koelsch Communities said it is working with local and state health officials and continue to follow “heightened sanitation and protection protocols.”“We remain vigilant in our protection practices that continue to help us manage the spread of the virus and continue to follow the guidance of the CDC and local public health officials. Protecting the well-being of our residents and staff remains our top priority.”
MODESTO, Calif. —
More than two dozen novel coronavirus cases are linked to a Modesto senior center.
The El Rio Memory Care Community, a skilled nursing facility that is part of Koelsch Communities, reported last week it has 28 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among residents and staff.
Officials said nearly all 130 staff members and residents were tested for the virus. With 95% of results in, 18 residents and 10 staff members tested positive.
“The community is under quarantine and all residents and their families have been notified of the situation,” Koelsch Communities said in a statement online.
According to Stanislaus County Public Health, as of Monday, there were 1,639 cases of COVID-19 in the county and 37 deaths related to the virus.
The county reports that 9% of the COVID-19 cases are connected to skilled nursing facilities, and 62% of virus-related deaths are connected to those facilities.
Koelsch Communities said it is working with local and state health officials and continue to follow “heightened sanitation and protection protocols.”
“We remain vigilant in our protection practices that continue to help us manage the spread of the virus and continue to follow the guidance of the CDC and local public health officials. Protecting the well-being of our residents and staff remains our top priority.”
