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100 residents, 0 cases: How Jerusalem’s largest home for disabled dodged COVID
A rigorously sterile environment and other strict measures have helped ADI Jerusalem elude the pandemic, though staying safe has come at a cost of increased isolation
By Nathan Jeffay Today, 7:56 am 0
The parents gaze through a translucent sheet. Their kids cannot speak, but touch — in the past the main channel of communication during visits — is strictly prohibited, as it has been for nearly a year.
“The rules are clear, however much it’s upsetting: parents can’t touch the child,” said Shlomit Grayevsky, director of ADI Jerusalem, the region’s largest residential facility for individuals with disabilities...
100 residents, 0 cases: How Jerusalem’s largest home for disabled dodged COVID
A rigorously sterile environment and other strict measures have helped ADI Jerusalem elude the pandemic, though staying safe has come at a cost of increased isolation
By Nathan Jeffay Today, 7:56 am 0
The parents gaze through a translucent sheet. Their kids cannot speak, but touch — in the past the main channel of communication during visits — is strictly prohibited, as it has been for nearly a year.
“The rules are clear, however much it’s upsetting: parents can’t touch the child,” said Shlomit Grayevsky, director of ADI Jerusalem, the region’s largest residential facility for individuals with disabilities...