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SHILOH, IL (KMOX) -- At least 20 patients staying at the Fountains of Shiloh assisted living center at 1201 Hartman Lane were taken to area hospitals after becoming ill this morning.
This was the latest of several viral outbreaks the facility has been dealing this week.
Good Neighbor Care, an Oregon based company who owns the Fountains of Shiloh, says their facility is one of four area facilities experiencing the outbreak.
Re: Dozens taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
Re: Dozens taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
Illness Hits 22 Patients At Illinois Nursing Home
FOX2now.com
1:16 PM CDT, March 26, 2010
SHILOH, IL (KTVI-FOX2now.com) - Twenty-two residents of an Illinois care facility were transported to area hospitals Friday following a flu-like symptom outbreak. Health officials at The Fountain III Independent and Assisted Living Center say several residents were taken from the home Thursday evening with flu-like symptoms and then again on Friday morning. Official expect the residents to return later this afternoon. The Fountains III is located in Shiloh, Illinois at Hartman Lane and Frank Scott Parkway. The nursing home currently has 65 residents. http://www.fox2now.com/news/ktvi-nursing-home-virus-outbreak-032610,0,4966015.story
Re: [20+] taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
Re: [20+] taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
31 residents of Shiloh assisted-living center fall ill
By Terry Hillig
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
03/26/2010
SHILOH -- Officials said that 31 residents of the Fountains III assisted living center in Shiloh have been taken to hospitals after experiencing nausea and vomiting.
Barb Hohlt, the director of health protection for the St. Clair County Health Department, said seven people were taken to the hospital Thursday night and another 24 were taken in this morning.
Re: [20+] taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
Re: [20+] taken from Metro-east nursing home with flu-like symptoms
Friday, Mar. 26, 2010|
33 nursing home residents taken to hospitals; suffered nausea, vomiting
SHILOH -- A fast-acting, contagious virus ripped through the Fountains III Independent and Assisted Living Center in Shiloh late Thursday and early Friday, sending 33 of the residents to hospitals in ambulances.
"The health department and hospitals told us it wasn't H1N1 but a norovirus," said Kevin Carlin, spokesman for Good Neighbor Care, the managing company for the assisted living center at 1201 Hartman Lane.
SHILOH, Ill. (KMOX) -- An Illinois Department of Health laboratory confirms it was indeed a "Norovirus" that sickened 35 residents of a Metro-East assisted living facility, this week.
The Fountains in Shiloh has also had several staff members become ill.