More than two dozen brand-new cases of COVID-19 have been reported at a Forest nursing home.Sixty-four cases of the infection, consisting of 33 employee and 31 locals, have been reported at the Stollwood Convalescent House at St. John’s Village.Six homeowners have actually died, according to the Yolo County Public Health Department.Here are 3 things to know about the outbreak.1) Citizen with COVID-19 from various facility relocated to St. John’ sLast week, the executive director at St. John’s Village, where the break out was reported, said in a letter to families, 2 isolation wings are being created on the school to take care of COVID-19 patients.On Tuesday, a representative for the county stated a citizen who evaluated positive for COVID-19 at the Californian Assisted Living and Dementia Care center in Woodland was relocated to St. John’s for care.According to a news release, St. John’s has “resources in place and had carried out care plans and infection control measures for COVID-19 patients.” No additional cases have actually been reported at the Californian, at this time, according to the county.2) County establishes brand-new tracking for assisted living home outbreaksA new online dashboard tracking cases at retirement home will be launched on the county’s
3 things to know about COVID-19 break out at Woodland assisted living home
