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Apparently Louisiana nursing homes let COVID positive workers come back. I assume the same is true for their residents (if they survive).Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgyNWindow
Keep in mind if you are going to isolate the workers with the residents you will need multiple shifts therefore many more rooms that these nursing facilities don’t have. The isolation strategy just doesn’t work.
Why do you say this? Apparently?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
They did not KNOWINGLY allow infected workers to come in.
You have no evidence that Louisiana moved infected patients from hospitals to nursing homes.
Rapid testing is the only solution for the nursing home or LTC facility issues.
He changed his mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Ask the nursing home when the infected worker will come back to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
If they decide to come back it will be after they test negative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
In your haste to defend Governor "Piercing" you are ignoring the fact that he found a bunch of old people dispensable. Basically, he killed hundreds/thousands of people and refuses to acknowledge it. I'm not a fan our our governor, but I believe he has been locked up on things because of the nursing home/LTC dilemma.
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Originally Posted by PawDawg
What happens to asymptomatic COVID positive residents of nursing homes?
Another 3 million newly unemployed.
That's not what happened in New York, but nursing home patients are being protected as much as possible by isolating them as much as possible. Not many, if any nursing home residents would be "asymptomatic" because they all fall into the pre-ex/age range.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Do you know of anyone above age 70 with comorbidities who is simply asymptomatic?
New York Governor https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020...s-nipples.html
Yes, but that doesn’t mean they won’t develop symptoms. For example, resident of nursing home shows symptoms of Covid and tests positive, workers are tested and they test positive, other residents test positive but are currently asymptomatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
Cuomo is a governor.
Yes he is and a total screw up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Again, the situation you describe is not at all what happened in New York which should be a top news story, but is being ignored by MSM.
MAYBE 10% of the residents in a nursing home could possibly be asymptomatic.
The numbers may be higher in an LTC facility.
Every Covid positive person is asymptomatic at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
I don’t like the idea of sending a Covid positive person to a nursing home period. I would want to see multiple negative tests over the course of multiple days before sending them back. That is the system that guisslapp would run.
But there is a little more to the NY story
Another important timeline piece. The state mandate you are referring to was from March 25. The Comfort didn’t get sent to NY until March 30. New York was dealing with a health care system crisis at the time.Quote:
“They have to readmit COVID-positive residents, but only if they have the ability to provide the adequate level of care under Department of Health and CDC guidelines,” Cuomo said, referring to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
“If they do not have the ability to provide the appropriate level of care, then they have to transfer that patient or they call the Department of Health, and the Department of Health will transfer that patient,” Cuomo added.
81% of New York voters approve of Cuomo's handling of the COVID 19 Pandemic according to the latest Quinnipiac poll.
Yes, every patient is asymptomatic just before they get the virus. Don't assume many, if any at all, of the nursing home patients have a lag from exposure to symptoms. I assume that is the testing window you think should be monitored. That is impossible to do with nursing home patients, but hopefully possible for the employees very soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
That would be a state guideline that he had the power to change as needed. He is blaming the CDC for something he had complete authority to handle properly. He hit the panic button and killed people.
He was looking for hospital beds so he took those likely to die anyway out of the hospital and sent them back to mix with others who were sure to die if they were infected...and they did. BTW, many of these sick people were sent back to the nursing homes AFTER the Comfort got there and after the pop up hospitals were built. Basically none of those facilities were used.
Before they knew how many nursing home patients he killed or are New York voters okay with genocide?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnylightnin
The results of this poll were released yesterday. I imagine they're no more pro-genocide than the Texas Lt. Governor.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg