As previously promised, we want to provide you with an update about what is going on in our Community related to COVID. We just completed another round of testing on residents and staff on Monday, November 12. We received the results today, and all tested negative!
We wanted to provide you an update on our Community. We continue to do periodic testing of staff and residents to ensure we stay on top of the further spread of the virus within our building. In our most recent round of testing, we had only one staff member test positive. The residents, who previously tested positive, continue to will be isolated from other residents with additional care protocols by staff to contain any spread of the infection until they are no longer positive.
We wanted to provide you an update on our Community. We continue to do periodic testing of staff and residents to ensure we stay on top of the further spread of the virus within our building. In our most recent round of testing, we had only one resident test positive, staff have all tested negative.
We continue to do periodic testing of staff and residents. In our most recent round of testing, one staff member, and 4 residents tested positive. Both the staff member and the residents are all currently asymptomatic. The asymptomatic residents will be isolated from other residents with additional care protocols by staff to contain any spread of the infection until they are no longer positive. We appreciate your support as we deal with this surge of cases in Wisconsin and our Community.
As you are aware from our past communications, despite our continued focus on infection control and prevention, our Community has been impacted by the significant surge in positive COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin and our county in general. In an effort to get a clear picture of the current spread of the virus within the Community, we decided to test of all of our employees and residents. To date, all staff and residents have been tested. As a result of this testing, only 2 of our staff and 8 of our residents have tested positive.
Wisconsin is experiencing an increase in the reported COVID cases. We have just learned that one of our residents have tested positive for COVID. As a result, certain restrictions will be either be put back in place or be implemented for the first time in an effort to mitigate the spread of the infection and protect our residents and staff.
In accordance with the recent guidance provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, we are limiting all visitation until further notice.
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