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US - Florida: Media - Florida nursing homes see dramatic climb in COVID-19 cases; workers hardest hit - July 17, 2020
US - Florida: Media - Florida nursing homes see dramatic climb in COVID-19 cases; workers hardest hit - July 17, 2020
By KATE SANTICH
ORLANDO SENTINEL |
JUL 17, 2020 AT 1:07 PM
Coronavirus cases in Florida’s nursing homes and assisted-living facilities have accelerated sharply in recent weeks, more than doubling among both residents and staff and causing large outbreaks even in Central Florida, which once had been largely spared from virus’ devastation.
While death rates are still relatively low in local long-term care facilities, some fear that will soon change, given the rate of infection and the vulnerability of elderly, frail residents.
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