Last night we received report from the DOH that several of our patients that we had tested for

COVID-19 had returned positive.

Together with local governing agencies we were able to transport our patients who tested
positive for COVID-19, and those that have symptoms possibly related to COVID-19, to our local
hospital for a higher level of care.

We are working with local governing bodies and officials to ensure the safety and well-being of
our patients and staff as we fight this virus. Staff are screened multiple times a shift, wear
personal protective equipment (PPE), and do not report to duty if unwell. Our local governing
agencies are preparing to support our center should we need extra professionals in our center.

We have contacted each family in our center and will continue to do our best to return the large
volumes of calls and messages we continue to receive.

The COVID-19 virus is impacting our country in a fast paced manner, and we cannot express
just how important it is that we all take the safety measures put in place by our local and state
authorities seriously.

We will continue to do all that we can to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients and
staff. We have been preparing for this virus by restricting visitation and requiring all staff to wear
PPE before it has been required.

Thank you to all agencies who have been in constant communication with us and for your
support and dedication to the elderly.

We will continue these practices and look forward to getting through this pandemic together.