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The state said the numbers will be upgraded as soon as a week, on Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
It’s crucial to note that the cases listed on the site may consist of people who have actually already been released from medical facilities and are in recovery, as well as past cases.
” It’s not the fault of a nursing house,” Dr. Amy Acton, head of the Ohio Department of Health, said earlier this week.
You can view and search long term care centers in Ohio with favorable COVID-19 cases below:
While the state has actually begun to launch the long-term care center numbers, Peter Van Runkle, who represents the nursing home industry, challenges the state’s findings.
The Ohio Department of Health is looking at the information and will continue to work with the local health department and long term care centers to make certain it is precise or to fix any reporting issues.
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