Ohio nursing home staff self-isolated for 65 days to prevent COVID-19 spread. It worked.
The strict isolation measures paid off at SharonBrooke Assisted Living in Newark, as not a single member or resident was diagnosed with COVID-19.
Ohio nursing home staff self-isolated for 65 days to prevent COVID-19 spread. It worked.
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