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Home My WebLink About2020-12-17 Board of Health Minutes North Andover Board of Health Meeting Minutes Thursday—December 17, 2020 7:00 p.m. VIRTUAL MEETING Live broadcast can be heard on www.northandovercam.org Present: Joseph McCarthy,Dr.Patrick Scanlon,Michelle Davis,Daphne Alva-LaFleur,Max Tilson, Brian LaGrasse,Stephen Casey Jr,and Toni K.Wolfenden. I. CALL TO ORDER The meeting called to order at 7:00 pm. Chairman Joseph McCarthy read the following statement: Pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12,2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law,G.L.c.30A,Section 18,and the Governor's March 15,2020 Order imposing strict limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place,this meeting of the North Andover Board of Health will be conducted via remote participation to the greatest extent possible. Specific information and the general guidelines for remote participation by members of the public and/or parties with a right and/or requirement to attend this meeting can be found on the Town's website,at www.northandoverma.gov. For this meeting, members of the public who wish to watch the meeting may do so on their televisions by tuning to Comcast Channel 8 or Verizon Channel 26 or online at www.northandovercam.org. No in-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted,but every effort will be made to ensure that the public can adequately access the proceedings in real time,via technological means. In the event that we are unable to do so,despite best efforts,we will post on the Town of North Andover website an audio or video recording, transcript,or other comprehensive record of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting. If the public would like to participate in public hearings please email your question/comment prior to or during the meetine to blaerasseAnorthandoverma.gov The question/comment will be read during the proceedings and responded to accordingly. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Meeting Minutes from October 22,2020 presented for signature. Motion made by Michelle Davis to approve the minutes,seconded by Dr.Patrick Scanlon,all in favor and the minutes were approved.(5-0-0) Meeting Minutes from November 19,2020 presented for signature. Motion made by Michelle Davis to approve the minutes,seconded by Dr.Patrick Scanlon,all in favor and the minutes were approved.(5-0-0) 2020 North Andover Board of Health Meeting Page 1 of 5 Board of Health Members:Joseph McCarthy,Chairman;Michelle Davis,RN,Clerk/Member;Daphnee Alva-LaFleur,Member; Dr.Patrick Scanlon,DO,Town Physician/Member;Max Tilson MD,Member Health Department Staff:Brian LaGrasse,Health Director;Stephen Casey Jr.,Health Inspector;Caroline Ibbitson,Public Health Nurse;Toni K.Wolfenden,Health Department Assistant III. COMMUNICATIONS,ANNOUNCEMENTS,AND DISCUSSION A. COVIDI9—Updates Brian LaGrasse begins the discussion on COVIDI9. Currently,the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is experiencing the post-Thanksgiving spike in the COVIDI9 virus. The Town of North Andover is seeing 20-30 cases per day. There is a total of 1,400 cases total since March. The increase is dramatic. Last meeting,November 19,2020,had 75 active cases,currently there are 230 active cases. Merrimack College only has 12-13 positive cases. Students are off campus for winter break. The people on campus are light faculty,staff and some student athletes. Yesterday,Massachusetts had 5,450 new cases,almost 5,000 today,which is over a 6%positive testing rate. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is testing over a 100,000 people per day. Yesterday,the state conducted 125,000 tests. Hospitalizations are up throughout the state. Eighteen hundred patients have been hospitalized throughout the state. In the beginning of the pandemic,hospitalizations were up to 4000 however,the age groups are completely different from what was seen in the past. Long-term care facilities are seeing an uptick as well which is concerning. Deaths have also been creeping up. Yesterday,the total deaths were 71,today-41. Last month the average was 20 per day. In the spring,the Commonwealth saw 200 deaths per day. Last month,North Andover had a 1.3%positivity rate,now;the town is above 5%. The main concern is for the hospitals reaching capacity and being overwhelmed and unable to handle the surge. In the northeast,there is a 13%non-ICU bed availability and a 19%ICU bed availability remaining. Currently,the largest age group with the virus is 20-29,which is about 18%cases. The 0-19 follows this,which is 17%. The 30-39 age group is at a 16%. In the spring, it was predominantly over the ages of 80,currently the majority is under 40 years old. Massachusetts has rolled back to Phase 3,Step 1,which includes no indoor music performances,and additional restaurant restrictions. In terms of seating,restaurant tables are down to six people from ten. There is a 90-minute limit on sitting at a table. Indoor and outdoor gatherings have been reduced as well. Quarantine requirements have changed from our last meeting. They are now a 7, 10,or 14 day quarantine requirement which come with different criteria. If a person is a close contact in quarantine,they can test after day five of exposure,if they are negative;they are released on day seven(See Appendix A). The next concern is the upcoming holidays including Christmas and New Year's. The virus transmits very well indoors,with close contact environments. A public service announcement(PSA)will be distributed to help people protect their family(See Appendix B). The vaccine is being rolled out now. Phase 1 includes the healthcare workers that are frontline workers dealing with Covid19 positive patients. It then goes down to first responders,EMTs,fire fighters,and police(See Appendix C). 300,000 doses of the COVIDI9 vaccine will be shipped tomorrow that will be shipped out to all of the hospitals to be administered. Stephen Casey—With the support of Kelechi Obika,temporary part-time public health inspector,the team continues to complete complaint driven housing inspections. There is a beaver issue causing flooding in a specific area of town,which is affecting a couple of properties. The beavers are still being dealt with at this time. This is a joint collaborative between the health department,the department of public works and the conservation department. Mask complaints,in general,are down. Occasionally,the department will receive a complaint about a restaurant or other business. Either, Stephen or Kelechi will respond to these. Stephen continues to answer questions and concerns about COVID 19 and the new quarantine and isolation guidelines from town residents,businesses owners and others. There are two new food establishments open and running in town. The first is Five Guys located at 115 Turnpike Street and the second is Pita Thyme located at 550 Turnpike Street. Jet Nutrition,J&M Market,and Bird and Wolf will be opening within the next few months. Panera Bread has reopened after repairs were made to the front,glass windows after a driving accident. Brian, Stephen and Kelechi have been developing various PSA's for Thanksgiving,the Phase 3 Step 1 Roll Back,and Christmas. Annual permitting season has begun for septic installers,inspectors,offal haulers and trash haulers,which are all due before the end of the year. Brian LaGrasse gives the Covidl9 update for Caroline Ibbitson—Caroline continues to manage the COVIDI9 positive cases and contact tracing with the nurse partners. The department has a few part-time nurses working under contract to assist the MAVEN data entry,case management,and contract tracing. Caroline continues to work with the schools,businesses,restaurants,clubs,and residents. Questions are received all day every day from all of the above.Questions vary from quarantine,isolation,test results, symptoms and treatments. It is not unmanageable but it is crazy. Joseph McCarthy—Joe discusses the national highlights concerning COVIDI9 and the vaccine. Total cases are 17 million,which is about 5%of the populace. There were 244,000 new cases yesterday. At this rate of infection without the vaccine,the virus would not subside for at least two more years. This is called herding. 10 million people have recovered nationally. To date here have been 308,000 deaths related to North Andover Board of Health Meeting Minutes Thursday—December 17, 2020 7:00 p.m. VIRTUAL MEETING Live broadcast can be heard on www.northandovercam.org COVID19. Joe and Brian discuss the mandatory quarantine requirement for travelers arriving in Massachusetts. Currently,the only low risk state is Hawaii. There is a quarantine requirement for all other states or a traveler must have a negative COVIDI9 test taken no longer than 72 hours before you arrive back in Massachusetts. Joe would like to know if a Massachusetts resident shops in New Hampshire or attends a gathering in New Hampshire,does the resident have to quarantine. According to Brian,the Travel Order has been written for travel,not for shopping two towns away. It is written one way and intended for one purpose,which is travel. Discussions with the Department of Health on conference calls and webinars,the interpretation is basically,with shopping and dinner a Massachusetts resident does not have to quarantine,however,if one travels for the weekend and stay overnight,than quarantine is required. Stephen Casey spoke with DPH about quarantine order and leaving the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He was informed that it was for overnight stays. Michelle Davis-Joe asks the Board Members how,if at all,personally or professionally,the COVIDI9 virus and the vaccine have affected them. Michelle Davis works in the Medicare community;they will be covering the cost of the vaccine. Michelle is handling questions and concerns from the members about the proper phase patients will be vaccinated. Michelle's team works in South Carolina,therefore,her concentration is in that state. Daphne Alva-LaFleur—Similar to Michelle,Daphnee works for a health plan and her company is fully remote until June,2021. Daphnee has been working with telehealth to reach her patients. She works with dual population which is both Mass Health and Medicare. The vaccine will be covered by these entities. Her role involves dealing with the physicians. Business involves zoom calls,and telehealth. Her team is very excited that there is a vaccine and they are waiting to hear what the next steps are. Dr.Patrick Scanlon- Patrick received his first dose of COVIDI9 vaccine today. It was uneventful. He waited for 15 minutes after the injection was administered. He described it as easy,with no issues. The ICU admissions have been less and not as severe as in the spring,hospitalizations are going up. He has told his patients that the vaccine is a medical miracle that they created this vaccine this quickly. No corners were cut whatsoever. The Food and Drug Administration(FDA)is probably one of the strictest governing bodies in the world when it comes to medicines. There are plenty of medications that are approved in Europe that do not get approved in the United States because of the strict guidelines of the FDA. Facts and data must be together and proving efficacy in order for the FDA to approve. Both of the COVIDI9 vaccines easily prove that they were effective with over a 90%efficacy has been amazing. The side effects have been minimal. Things like allergic reactions and the few cases of Bell's palsy are not statistically significant. All vaccinations have allergic reaction risk. The reason why this is in the news is that these vaccines are under a microscope,because we are in the middle of a pandemic. The allergic reactions have not deterred Patrick and he has made a point to talk to every single one of his patients to be vaccinated. The biggest concern is the amount of people that will go back to get their second dose. According to a Harvard study reviewing data looking at the Hepatitis B vaccine,only about 50%of the patients came back 2020 North Andover Board of Health Meeting Page 3 of 5 Board of Health Members:Joseph McCarthy,Chairman;Michelle Davis,RN,Clerk/Member;Daphnee Alva-LaFleur,Member; Dr.Patrick Scanlon,DO,Town Physician/Member;Marc Tilson MD,Member Health Department Staff:Brian LaGrasse,Health Director;Stephen Casey Jr.,Health Inspector;Caroline Ibbitson,Public Health Nurse;Toni K.Wolfenden,Health Department Assistant within a timely manner to get the second dose,which is three vaccines. Patients need to go back to get the second shot because the patient is not going to be considered fully vaccinated against COVIDI9. Immunity takes effect seven days after the second vaccine where you are considered 90-95%immune. Joe asks Patrick,what specific co-morbidities will allow the elderly to be eligibility for the vaccination? Patrick recommends asking one's primary care doctor. The major co-morbidities discussed are heart disease, diabetes,hypertension,COPD,and obesity. Brian explains that there are 3000 vaccine providers registered with the state. The North Andover Health Department is one of them. Approvals have been submitted and received. The vaccine is being shipped to providers so they can vaccinate their staff. These providers consist of hospitals,healthcare centers and places that deal with COVIDI9 positive facing patients. Long- term care facilities will be able to administer their own vaccines. They are very high on the list because of the susceptible population and the issues seen in the past. At the end of Phase 1,the Town of North Andover will receive vaccine for police,fire,EMTs and nurses. Brian recommends checking with the primary care doctors in regards to comorbidities. Patrick asks Brian,"After a person receives their second vaccination,how does quarantine work? This has not been addressed at this time. Max asks Brian"How will people be followed for administering the second vaccine?" Brian explains that the secondary appointment will be done at the time of the first vaccine. It is believed that the town will receive the Moderna vaccine which will be approved within the next few days. The Pfizer vaccine will go to places with cold storage and the Moderna to others that only have regular refrigeration. Joe recommends for the residents of North Andover to go to the online website for information—www.northandoverma.gov. One question that came into the department was about immunity for people that have had COVIDI9. We are hearing different things from various groups as to how long people are immune and if they will need a vaccine. According to Patrick,if one was sick with the virus or had a positive test,you should absolutely get the vaccine. At this time,they do not know how long after you have been infected with COVIDI9 the immunity will stay. According to various articles,immunity ranges anywhere from three months to potentially longer,well over a year. It is best that everyone receive the vaccine because it trains the immune system in a different way and goes after different cells in your immune system. This will"trick" your immune system into thinking you have COVIDI9 and you are activating certain cells within the immune system that have a longer memory than if you were infected. This is why you are able to generate a longer immunity. If someone takes the vaccine,immunity can last up to three years. We are unsure at this time if booster shots will be needed. The town's biggest problem to date are family clusters of COVID19. They would like to know the best way to take care of themselves. Acetaminophen is the drug of choice,however, ibuprofen can be used too. Vitamin D is a good product to take but there has not been any significant benefit to fight COVID19. There is no data on Zinc for the benefit of COVID19. Eat healthy,drink clear liquids,stay hydrated and rest will help fight the virus. If you are positive,refrain from over exercising for a couple of weeks. Joe asks both doctors,"At what point should a positive patient contact their primary care physician?" At this time,if a patient is positive,they will not be able to see their primary care doctor but with the availability of telehealth,contact your doctor if you have shortness of breath,persistent fevers that are not responsive to acetaminophen or ibuprofen or if you feel uncomfortable with anything. If you have any questions schedule a telehealth visit with your primary care doctor. Dr.Max Tilson—Max explains that as a gastroenterologist,he has been affected by the pandemic with patients and the Governor delaying screening procedures of colonoscopies and upper endoscopies. The state restricted elective procedures,specifically geared towards things that were non-emergencies,which caused many patients to put off these lifesaving-screening procedures. Max highly recommends people to continue with getting their blood pressure,and cholesterol managed and checked. Not following up with these items can lead to significant problems with cancers and untreated hypertension and high cholesterol. Lawrence General Hospital has repurposed the staff from the surgical and endoscopy units so those procedures are not available because the hospital is inundated with people who are being treated on the regular floor. The hospital is quite full with people who have moderate disease but are able to avoid the intensive care unit. Max stresses for patients to not be scared to contact their primary care doctor and certainly not to avoid treating their preventive medicine and other chronic health problems,which are going to get a lot worse if they are left alone. There were 20,000 missed or cancer diagnoses per month in the spring because people put off their cancer screening. Dr.Max Tilson will receive his vaccination tomorrow. IV. ADJOURNMENT MOTION made by Dr.Patrick Scanlon to adjourn the meeting.Daphnee Alva-LaFleur seconded,all were in favor(5-0-0).Meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm. North Andover Board of Health Meeting Minutes Thursday—December 17, 2020 7:00 p.m. VIRTUAL MEETING Live broadcast can be heard on www.northandovercam.org Prepared by: Toni K. Wolfenden,Health Dept.Assistant Reviewed bv: All Board of Health Members&Brian LaGrasse, Health Director Si n„� ed b,X: Michelle Davis, Clerk of the Board Date Signed Documents Used At Meeting: Agenda PSA—Please Keep Your Loved Ones Safe Over the Holidays PSA—New Quarantine Guidelines PSA—Mandated Reversion to Phase III Step 1 PSA—Return to Phase III Step 1;New Restrictions in Place for Food Establishments Mass DPH COVIDI9 Dashbouard—Thursday,December 17,2020 2020 North Andover Board of Health Meeting Page 5 of 5 Board of Health Members:Joseph McCarthy,Chairman;Michelle Davis,RN,Clerk/Member;Daphnee Alva-LaFleur,Member; Dr.Patrick Scanlon,DO,Town Physician/Member,Max Tilson MD,Member Health Department Staff:Brian LaGrasse,Health Director;Stephen Casey Jr.,Health Inspector,Caroline Ibbitson,Public Health Nurse;Toni K.Wolfenden,Health Department Assistant North Andover Board of Health Meeting Agenda Thursday, December 17, 2020 7:00 p.m. VIRTUAL MEETING Live broadcast can be heard on www.northanodverma.gov 1. CALL TO ORDER I1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. October 22,2020 B. November 19,2020 III. COMMUNICATIONS,ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND DISCUSSION A. Covid19- Updates IV. ADJOURNMENT Pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place, this meeting of the North Andover Board of Health will be conducted via remote participation to the greatest extent possible. Specific information and the general guidelines for remote participation by members of the public and/or parties with a right and/or requirement to attend this meeting can be found on the Town's website, at www.northandoverma.gov. For this meeting, members of the public who wish to watch the meeting may do so on their televisions by tuning to Comcast Channel 8 or Verizon Channel 26 or online at www.northandovercam.org. No in-person attendance of members of the public will be permitted, but every effort will be made to ensure that the public can adequately access the proceedings in real time, via technological means. In the event that we are unable to do so, despite best efforts, we will post on the Town of North Andover website an audio or video recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting. If the public would like to participate in public hearings please email your question/comment prior to or during the meeting to b lag rasse(aD_northan dove rma.gov The question/comment will be read during the proceedings and responded to accordingly. 2020 North Andover Board of Health Meeting-Meeting Agenda Page 1 of 1 Note: The Board of Health reserves the right to take items out of order and to discuss and/or vote on items that are not listed on the agenda. Board of Health Members: Joseph McCarthy,Chairman;Michelle Davis,RN,Clerk/Member;Daphnee Alva-LaFleur,Member; Patrick Scanlon,D.O.,Toxvn Physician/Member;Dr.Max Tilson Member Health Department Staff:Brian LaGrasse,Health Director;Stephen Casey Jr.,Health Inspector; Caroline Ibbitson,Public Health Nurse;Toni K.Wolfenden,Health Department Assistant North Andover Health Department Community and Economic Development Division Please Keep Your Loved Ones Safe Over the Holidays As families all over the Commonwealth are beginning to engage in family-oriented holiday festivities, we implore you to do so in a manner to keep interactions and any intermingling to a minimum this holiday season. Immediately after Thanksgiving the state saw a large spike in positive cases and as a collective,we want to do our part to mitigate the spread and incidence of COVID-19 throughout our communities. Please do everything you can to protect your family, friends and loved ones this holiday season! The best gift you can give is health and safety this year. This virus is spread very efficiently among small indoor gatherings and we are seeing an unprecedented number of family illnesses. One of the biggest concerns regarding holiday family gatherings is that some people who have the virus do not have any symptoms at all but can still spread the virus to other family members. This virus can be a runny nose for a child or young adult but be severe to a grandparent or other family member. Listed below are some general guidelines that are proven to help decrease the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 virus. This holiday season please keep in mind to: • Limit in-person holiday gatherings only to people you live with. • When preparing food for family and neighbors, deliver them in a no-contact way. • Consider hosting or attending virtual holiday activities. • If the weather permits such, increase general ventilation by keeping windows and doors open. A great excuse to have an ugly holiday sweater competition. • Avoid gatherings with elderly or those with various pre-existing health conditions. Hosting gatherings with non-household members is not recommended in the current state of the pandemic however,in the event that any gatherings take place please keep in mind to: • Limit indoor gatherings to 10 people, and outdoor gatherings to 25 people. • Wear a mask if you are with non-household members. • If you are traveling out of state please comply with the required travel order at: mass.gov/info-details/covid-l9-travel-order • Have a single person wearing a mask serve all food to avoid creating common touch points. • Wash your hands often with soap and water or use hand sanitizer. • Do not share food,drink, or any utensils, including serving utensils. • Monitor yourself for fever or any symptoms 10 days before and after any gatherings. Most importantly if you are feeling sick,have been in close contact with a positive COVID-19 case, or are awaiting COVID-19 test results please stay home. For any question please contact the North Andover Health Department. North Andover Town Hall, 120 Main Street,North Andover,MA 01845 Phone: 978.688.9540 Fax: 978.688.9542 HAPPY HOLIDAYS The Town of North Andover wishes everyone a happy holiday season, and asks that you remember to protect your loved ones and celebrate safely by following these ideas If you're sick or have any symptoms, stay home. Celebrate with those you live with. If you must visit non-household members, wear a mask and keep your distance. Weather permitting, increase ventilation inside by opening windows and doors. A great excuse to wear your best, brightest and ugliest holiday sweater! Limit indoor gatherings to 10 people, and outdoor gatherings to 25 people. Wear a mask if you are with non-household members. Follow the travel order found here on the State Website. This includes guidance before and AFTER traveling. Opt for alternatives to gathering, such as outdoor gift swaps, using video chats, or other options. Frequently wash hands with soap and warm water, and make hand sanitizer available. Have a single person wearing a mask serve all food to avoid creating common touch points. F--1-0-7__-_. -, 7. Stay safe, stay healthy and have a Happy • • . I � �F�Tt,en��• North Andover Health Department Community and Economic Development Division NEW QUARANTINE GUIDELINES Throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts there has been a significant rise in cases of COVID-19 across the state. In order to do our part as a collective to not only keep ourselves,our loved ones and our peers safe, it is imperative to abide to all safety guidelines regarding mask use, gatherings,and social distancing orders, especially around the holidays. Latest guidelines administered by Governor Baker serve mainly as updated information and guidance for new quarantine requirements. If you are exposed to a COVID-19 positive person and determined to be a close contact then you may be required to self-quarantine. During any quarantine period,you must not leave your home and you should not have visitors. Any people who you live with may continue to do their normal activities and you should not have contact with them if possible. If they have been identified as a close contact,they must also quarantine. Governor Baker has issued new quarantine orders that took effect on November 18th,2020. The new quarantine guidelines state the following: • You must remain quarantined for 14 days from the date of last exposure. OR • You must remain quarantined for 10-days if you meet the following 2 conditions; 1. You have not had, and do not have any symptoms; and 2. You are tested on Day 8 of your quarantine period or later using a PCR molecular diagnostic test that yields a negative result. After your 10 day quarantine period, continue to monitor yourself for any arising symptoms. If you develop symptoms you should be re-tested immediately. During your quarantine period it is important to: • Do not leaving your home except for urgent medical care. If you must leave your home for urgent medical care,wear a mask at all times. Call the healthcare provider in advance and tell them that you are quarantined due to COVID-19 exposure. For the protection of others,you should not take any public transportation. • Do not have any visitors in your home. • Wash your hands frequently using soap and water for at least 20 seconds each time you wash. If soap and water are not available,use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. • If immediate family can't be avoided during your quarantine,maintain six feet of distance from other people in your home and wear a face covering in your home at all times. Anyone one you may have come in contact with should check for any and all arising symptoms such as: • Fever(temperature over 100.0 degrees) • Cough • Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath • Chills • Muscle or body aches • Fatigue • Sore throat • Headache • Congestion or runny nose • New loss of taste or smell • Nausea or vomiting • Diarrhea For any outstanding questions on proper quarantine procedures or guidelines you may reference the latest information provided by the state at https://www.mass.2ov/guidance/information-and-guidance-for-persons-in-quarantine-due-to-co9 If any questions arise,please contact the North Andover Health Department by email at scaseyanorthandoverma.gov or kobika(&northandoverma. ov or by phone at(978) 688 9540. January 14, 2021 yttTL D, • North Andover Health Department Community Development Division In an effort to effectively distribute the COVID-19 vaccine,Governor Charlie Baker has created a timeline to address and prioritize different sectors of Massachusetts to receive it.Below is a summary of the timeline created and who falls into which of the 3 phases. Phase 1 is currently scheduled from December to February.Phase 1 vaccine recipients will be those in: • Clinical and non-clinical health care workers doing direct and COVID-facing care • Long term care facilities,rest homes and assisted living facilities • Emergency medical services,police and fire departments • Congregate care settings • Home-based health care workers • Health care workers doing non-COVID-facing care Phase 2 is currently scheduled from February to March.Phase 2 vaccine recipients will be those in: • Those with high-risk COVID-19 complications(those with 2 or more comorbidities and/or those age 75 and older),and residents and staff of public/private low income and affordable senior housing • Early education and K-12 workers,transit,grocery,utility,food and agriculture,restaurant and cafe workers • Employees across the food,beverage,agriculture,consumer goods,retail and foodservice sectors • Meatpackers • Sanitation,Public works and Public health workers • Vaccine development workers • Food pantry workers • Transit/Transportation: Uber/Lyft/ridesharing services/pharmacy delivery drivers,workers in passenger ground transportation,non-urgent medical transport,Massport workers other than police • Convenient store workers • Water and wastewater utility staff • Court system workers(judges,prosecutors,defense attorney,clerks),other than court officers who fall under first responders • Medical supply chain workers • Funeral Directors and funeral workers • Adults age 65 and older • Individuals with 1 comorbidity Phase 3 will be for the general public and is currently scheduled to being in April.Not many details are currently available for Phase 3,but as more details are made available the North Andover Health Department will continue to keep the public updated. January 14, 2021 For more information on the COVID-19 vaccine and similar information,please visit the Massachusetts Department of Health's website at https://www.mass.gov/covid-19-vaccine-in-massachusetts.You can also submit additional questions to COVID-19-Vaccine-Plan-MAOmass.gov for specific information. Please keep in mind that all dates noted may be subject to change depending on guidance from the State of Massachusetts. For additional questions or concerns please contact kobikana.northandoverma.gov or scasgya.a.northandoverma.goy or call the Health Department at 978 688 9540. December 9,2020 North Andover Health Department Community and Economic Development Division Mandated Reversion to Phase III step 1 In response to an increase in COVID-19 cases across the State of Massachusetts,Governor Baker and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health have ordered a Statewide Rollback to Phase 3,Step 1 to attempt to mitigate further spread of the virus.Effective December 13th,2020 all communities in Massachusetts must adhere to all Step 1 capacities and standards summarized below. Beginning December 13,2020 all of the following sectors must reduce overall capacity from 50%to 40%: • Arcades/Indoor and Outdoor . Retail businesses Recreational Businesses . Offices • Driving and Flight Schools . Places of Worship • Gyms/Health Clubs . Lodging(common areas) • Libraries . Golf facilities • Museums . Movie Theater Additionally,updated restrictions related to gatherings and other areas are as follows: • Outdoor gatherings at event venues are limited to a maximum of 50 people. • Indoor theaters&performance venues and higher contact indoor recreation businesses must close to the public. • Outdoor theaters&performance venues are limited to 25%capacity,with a maximum of 50 people. • For outdoor venues where over 25 people will be attending,the event host must notify the Board of Health at least 1 week before the event is scheduled to provide all required information. • Requirements and other restrictions for Gyms and Fitness Centers,Restaurants,and Offices have been updated or added. Additional information on the Phase 3,Step 1 rollback can be found in the State's Press Release. Updated guidance for specific areas of business are available on the State's Sector Specific Protocols page. For updated information on the gathering order,please see Order No.57. If you have any questions please contact the North Andover Health Department by email at scasey@northandoverma.gov or kobika@northandoverma.g_ov or the number listed below. North Andover Town Hall, 120 Main Street,North Andover,MA 01845 Phone: 978.688.9540 Fax: 978.688.9542 December 9, 2020 North Andover Health Department Community and Economic Development Division Return to Phase III Step I; New Restrictions in Place for Food Establishments In an effort to continue updating you as we receive guidance related to Food Establishments from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, we have received new guidelines for Restaurants and Retail establishments. Order No. 58 will return the entire Commonwealth to Phase III Step I as of Sunday, December 13, 2020. This Order supersedes and rescinds Order No. 56. The following updates will apply to Restaurant Guidelines with regard to face coverings, seating and performances: • Masks must be worn at all times except when eating and drinking • Restaurants may seat no more than six per table and encourage customers to only dine with same members of their household • Put a 90-minute time limit on tables • Musical performances at restaurants will no longer be permitted • Food court seating in malls is no longer permitted In addition to this, Retail Establishments (i.e. grocery stores) will be reduced from 50% capacity to 40% capacity as of December 13, 2020. If an employee of a food establishment tests positive for COVID-19 you MUST NOTIFY the Health Department immediately. When you call,please know the hometown of the employee,the last time they worked, and who else worked that shift. If an employee tests positive, you MUST close the establishment and complete a thorough deep clean of both the kitchen and the front of the establishment. If you have any questions please contact the North Andover Health Department by email at scasey64northandoverma.gov or kobikaAnorthandoverma.gov or the number listed below. North Andover Town Hall, 120 Main Street,North Andover,MA 01845 Phone: 978.688.9540 Fax: 978.688.9542 Page 2 of 2 North Andover Health Department, 1600 Osgood Street,Building 20, Suite 2-36, North Andover,MA 01845 Phone: 978.688.9540 Fax: 978.688.8476 2N OF MbV Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 q� Weekly COVID- 19 Public Health Report 7r PUOy. The Weekly COVID-19 Public Health Report includes enhanced, more granular information to be updated on a weekly, or biweekly basis, including town-by-town case and testing information, cases and deaths in Long Term Care Facilities, updates on nursing facility audit results, and more. NyP-tri 6F ft. M Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard Table of Contents Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town.................................................................................................3 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by County....................................................................................................25 Map of Average Daily Testing Rate (per 100,000, PCR only) for COVID-19 in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks...................................................26 Map of Percent Positivity (PCR only) among Tests Performed for COVID-19 in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks...............................................27 Map of Rate (per 100,000) of New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Past 7 Days by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Region.......................................28 MA Contact Tracing: Total Cases and Contacts and Percentage Outreach Completed.....................................................................................................29 MA Contact Tracing: Case and Contact Outreach Outcomes.............................................................................................................................................30 Massachusetts Residents Quarantined due to COVID-19..................................................................................................................................................31 Massachusetts Residents Isolated due to COVID-19..........................................................................................................................................................32 COVIDCluster by Exposure Setting Type............................................................................................................................................................................33 Daily and Cumulative COVID-19 Cases Associated with Higher Education Testing ...........................................................................................................36 Daily and Cumulative Total COVID-19 Molecular Tests Associated with Higher Education Testing..................................................................................37 Percent Positive of Molecular Tests in MA Associated with Higher Education Testing and Percent of Confirmed Cases by Date Associated with Higher EducationTesting................................................................................................................................................................................................................38 Cases and Case Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks....................................................................................................................................................39 Cases and Case Rate by Sex for Last Two Weeks................................................................................................................................................................40 Hospitalizations & Hospitalization Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks......................................................................................................................41 New Daily Confirmed COVID-19 Hospital Admissions........................................................................................................................................................42 Deaths and Death Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks ...............................................................................................................................................43 Deaths and Death Rate by County for Last Two Weeks.....................................................................................................................................................44 Deaths by Sex, Previous Hospitalization, & Underlying Conditions ...................................................................................................................................45 Cases, Hospitalizations, & Deaths by Race/Ethnicity .........................................................................................................................................................46 COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities...........................................................................................................................47 Long-Term Care Staff Surveillance Testing.........................................................................................................................................................................56 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes...........................................................................................................................................74 COVIDCases in Assisted Living Residences.........................................................................................................................................................................85 PPE Distribution by Recipient Type and Geography...........................................................................................................................................................90 2 dit� o wL` Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 — December 15, 2020 Average Daily Relative Total Changein Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Changein Fotal Total Tests Positive;' Percent PositivityCity/Town Case (Last 14 per 100,000 r • . Count . . �� ' (Last 14 days) Abington 668 170 Higher 14171 1994 183 9.18% Higher Acton 424 79 23.8 Higher 20772 2313 88 3.80% Lower Acushnet 459 137 93.6 Higher 9982 1890 156 8.25% Higher _............ Adams 98 30 26.0 Higher 6346 790 31 3.92% Higher Agawam 1158 209 Higher 30302 3726 232 6.23% Higher Alford <5 0 0 No Change 140 12 0 0% No Change Amesbury 492 127 54.7 Higher 14399 1929 143 wimhJ Higher Amherst 711 136 24.1 Higher 174529 6100 140 2.30% Higher Andover 1154 288 57.0 Higher 48022 5533 331 5.98 Higher Aquinnah <5 0 0 No Change 381 23 0 0% No Change Arlington 809 197 30.7 Higher 54477 7313 220 3.01% No Change Ashburnham 128 35 39.8 Higher 5654 569 42 Higher Ashby 68 7 14.3 Lower 2119 237 10 4.22% Lower Ashfield 15 6 25.3 Higher 1206 112 6 5.36% 1 Higher Ashland 707 135 Higher 19429 2578 148 5.74% Higher Athol 243 78 Higher 11138 1612 82 5.09% Higher Attleboro 2012 410 Higher 37422 5004 457 9.13% M Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. I For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 3 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 ...y Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 I oil Auburn 681 197 85.4 Higher 17645 2506 210 8.38% Higher Avon 189 51 83.2 Higher 4015 522 52 9.96% Higher Ayer 274 66 58.2 Higher 10756 1102 72 6.53% Higher Barnstable 1377 258 41.2 Lower 33984 4854 284 5.85% Lower Barre 124 30 Higher 4159 443 32 L 74& Higher Becket 26 <5 15.9 Higher 1267 193 4 2.07% Higher Bedford 418 51 24.3 Higher 19834 2326 58 2.49% No Change Belchertown 313 69 30.7 Lower 16847 1825 77 4.22% Lower Bellingham 460 106 Higher 12371 1393 112 Higher Belmont 518 111 28.9 Higher 32684 4082 121 2.96% Higher Berkley 267 81 Higher 5690 784 84 Higher Berlin 75 20 44.3 Higher 3089 371 22 5.93% Higher Bernardston 27 8 27.6 Higher 2008 224 10 4.46% Higher Beverly 1491 325 56.5 Higher 76648 8238 385 4.67% Higher Billerica 1610 409 Higher 39305 5650 1 445 Higher Blackstone 244 65 Higher 6579 754 72 Higher Blandford 22 <5 23.6 No Change 732 95 1 5 5.26% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 4 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Average Daily Relative Total Changein � ;, Total Case Count Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Positivit Percent; per 100,000 • . Days)Count (Last 14 . . days) Bolton 66 13 Lower 5287 614 14 2.28% No Change Boston 33960 6001 61.9 Higher 1732219 199322 6650 3.34% Higher Bourne 426 91 30.9 Higher 18798 2321 97 4.18% No Change Boxborough 76 14 19.7 Higher 4376 509 15 2.95% Higher Boxford 199 57 53.3 Lower 8012 1272 65 5.11% jd Lower Boylston 115 41 65.2 Higher 4664 641 43 6.71% Higher Braintree 1750 391 70.4 Higher 45253 7393 431 5.83% Higher Brewster 172 26 18.7 z Higher 7698 1154 29 2.51% Higher Bridgewater 959 277 OILHigher 35298 4581 316 6. Higher Brimfield 62 20 38.3 1 Higher 2644 300 22 7.33% Higher Brockton 7555 1047 Higher 105096 12562 1172 Higher Brookfield 84 26 Higher 2659 282 27 Higher Brookline 968 179 19.8 Higher 102870 13537 198 1.46% Higher Buckland 24 6 23.3 1 Higher 215 27 6 22.229% Higher Burlington 781 225 Higher 24291 3315 239 Higher Cambridge 2427 442 28.2 Higher 402559 45316 519 1.15% Higher Canton 676 140 43.2 Higher 27512 3622 151 4.17% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 5 VV/ VY44 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Total Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 per 100,000 Case CountS2 Tests (Last 14 Count D. days) (Last 14 days)' 14 days) Carlisle 64 18 27.2 Higher 4270 520 19 3.65,/ Higher Carver 228 64 Higher 7672 949 77 Higher Charlemont 5 <5 12.2 j Higher 1007 111 2 1.80% Higher Charlton 398 113 57.0 Higher 14056 1940 123 6.34% Higher Chatham 66 13 15.9 Higher 4362 622 13 2.09% Higher Chelmsford 1243 300 59.6 Higher 34868 4370 322 7.37% Higher Chelsea 5562 649 125.6 Higher 66751 8778 755 8.60% Higher Cheshire 21 <5 4.9 Lower 2398 295 3 1.02% No Change Chester 12 <5 5.3 Lower 718 80 1 1.25% Lower Chesterfield 14 <5 23.3 Higher 772 92 4 4.35% Higher Chicopee 2162 515 Higher 51928 6662 613 Lower Chilmark 6 <5 9.4 Higher 2398 146 1 0,68% Higher Clarksburg 20 6 25.6 No Change 944 101 6 5.94% No Change Clinton 683 138 Higher 12903 1612 155 9.62% Higher Cohasset 113 28 Higher 6855 877 32 3.65% Higher Colrain 9 <5 18.1 Higher 1191 116 4 3.45% Higher Concord 603 209 Lower 24991 2617 215 8.22% Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. i For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 6 v 144 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 PositiveTotal Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Count Days) per 100,000 Case CountS2 Tests (Last 14 days) Tests(Last (Last 14 days) Positivity, . . Conway 9 7 25.9 Higher 1541 158 8 5.06%y Higher Cummington 11 <5 18.2 Higher 892 80 2 2.50% Higher Dalton 92 22 24.3 No Change 5612 1019 26 2.55% Lower Danvers 1522 338 Higher 35002 5728 388 6.77% Lower Dartmouth 1495 331 Higher 37974 4798 381 Higher Dedham 941 176 45.9 Higher 33420 4055 190 4.69% No Change Deerfield 72 36 Higher 15409 644 36 Higher Dennis 216 45 24.6 Lower 8651 1100 47 4.27% Lower Dighton 285 74 Higher 6314 835 83 9.94% Higher Douglas 217 56 Higher 6522 787 61 Higher Dover 86 20 27.8 Lower 6456 1002 24 2.40% Lower Dracut 1670 540 Higher 32210 4526 598 = Higher Dudley 334 81 Higher 26021 1103 88 Higher Dunstable 65 20 42.9 Higher 2412 293 23 7.85% Higher Duxbury 309 57 26.9 Higher 14214 1671 65 3.89% Higher East Bridgewater 488 135 64.8 Higher 11092 1770 149 Higher East Brookfield 46 14 44.6 ` Higher 1605 193 15 Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 'For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 7 evYh \�V Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard-Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 DailyTotal Case Count Average PositiveCity/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests per 100,000 Positivity Count Days) (Last 14 days) (Last 14 days)' 14 days) East Longmeadow 713 121 Higher 18543 2392 139 5.81% Higher Eastham 44 11 Higher 2582 275 13 4.73% Higher Easthampton 334 78 34.4 Higher 27292 2762 86 3.11% Lower Easton 721 133 0 Higher 50875 2755 159 Higher Edgartown 121 31 Higher 7173 664 36 0 Higher Egremont 9 <5 6.7 No Change 728 74 1 1.35% No Change Erving 22 8 27.0 Higher 1626 197 11 5.58% Lower Essex 63 22 42.2 Higher 2591 395 24 6.08% Higher Everett 4551 780 1177M Higher 61474 8610 945 o Higher Fairhaven 784 173 77.2 Higher 19538 2711 197 7.27% No Change Fall River 6426 1366 Higher 96886 12566 1642 Lower Falmouth 563 125 28.6 Higher 31572 4367 161 3.69% Higher Fitchburg 2250 478 Higher 41073 5171 535 Higher Florida <5 <5 9.1 Lower 360 40 1 2.50% Lower Foxborough 468 108 42.4 Higher 28626 2779 126 4.53% Higher Framingham 4335 840 Higher 84310 10963 954 0% Higher Franklin 647 150 Higher 26494 3198 161 ° Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 8 �v ,u vVw. =y� 1L�` Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 PositiveTotal Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests City/Town Case (Last 14 per Positivit 100,000 • . Count Days) (Last 14 days) days) Freetown 339 80 63.1 Higher 7428" 984 91 9.25% No Change Gardner 704 194 69.7 Lower 20823 2401 224 9.33% Lower Georgetown 220 54 42.9 Lower 7467 989 58 5.86% Lower Gill 13 7 29.9 Higher 2733 106 7 6.60% Higher Gloucester 755 180 45.3 Higher 24144 3421 204 5.96% _ Lower Goshen 13 <5 18.5 ( _ Lower 441 56 3 5.36% Lower Gosnold 5 0 0— � No Change 111 0 0 0% No Change Grafton 455 145 51.5 Higher 19959 2512 168 6.69% Higher Granby 136 27 31.6 Higher 6061 693 33 4.76% No Change Granville 38 8 36.9 Higher 1175 140 9 6.43% Higher Great Barrington 136 27 28.7 Higher 13945 1043 29 2.78% Higher Greenfield 429 134 8 Higher 17855 2315 141 °o Higher Groton 187 46 28.1 Lower 12811 1151 49 4.26% Lower Groveland 173 66 Higher 5846 790 72 Higher Hadley 94 24 29.5 Higher 12685 1006 24 2.39% Higher Halifax 187 69 Higher 5599 881 73 Lower Hamilton 117 19 18.4 Lower 6602 987 21 2.13% Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 'Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 9 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 PositiveAverage Daily Relative Total Cha nge in Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests City/Town Case (Last 14 per 00 0i0 Positivity Count D. days) (Last 14 days)' 14 days) Hampden 203 23 33.5 Higher 5244 607 25 4.12% Higher Hancock 9 <5 33.4 Lower 152 15 3 20.00% Lower Hanover 395 119 59.1 ' Higher 11163 1477 132 Higher Hanson 343 100 66.4 `.. Higher 8090 1093 105 Higher Hardwick 32 10 21.4 Higher 1821 159 12 7.55% Higher Harvard 52 10 10.3 Lower 4761 444 10 2.25% Lower Harwich 265 47 26.7 Higher 8992 1128 55 4.88% Lower Hatfield 47 5 11.0 No Change 3292 351 5 1.42% Lower Haverhill 3783 990 107.2 Higher 76576 10700 1166 10.90% Higher Hawley 0 0 0 _ No Change 65 8 0 0% No Change Heath 5 <5 24.3 Lower 347 29 3 10.34% Lower Hingham 698 135 40.2 Higher 25152 3593 153 4.26% Higher Hinsdale 12 <5 6.7 No Change 1673 204 2 0.98% Lower Holbrook 440 94 Higher 9734 1287 105 R` Higher Holden 545 127 Lower 21272 2464 138 5:60% Lower Holland 45 17 47.3 Higher 1785 224 19 8.48% Higher Holliston 307 61 31.7 Higher 13738 1 1610 66 1 4.10% No Change Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 10 ,d auJ' , F Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 DailyAverage PositiveTotal Case Count Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests City/Town Case (Last 14 per t Positivity poSitiVity3 Count � . days) (Last 14 days)' 14 Holyoke 2557 477 Higher 51756 7465 557 _„ ° , No Change Hopedale 149 23 29.2 Lower 5633 670 24 3.58% Lower Hopkinton 328 52 22.7 Lower 16660 1817 57 3.1 %% Lower Hubbardston 54 16 24.4 Higher 3500 370 17 4.59% Higher Hudson 697 151 51.2 Higher 18601 2389 164 6.86% Higher Hull 171 34 24.8 Higher 7363 903 35 3.88% Higher Huntington 46 12 39.0 1 Higher 1760 229 15 6.55% Higher Ipswich 267 81 43.2 Higher 12069 1656 89 Higher Kingston 363 67 35.0 Higher 13427 1890 67 3.54% Higher Lakeville 315 102 64.1 Higher 8874 1310 116 % No Change Lancaster 235 40 33.3 Higher 7186 914 40 4.38% Higher Lanesborough 44 7 16.5 Lower 2322 318 7 _ 2.20% Lower Lawrence 11685 2515 204.8 Higher 120048 18619 3223 17.31% Higher Lee 94 29 35.5 Higher 4900 854 37 4.33% Higher Leicester 462 130 82.4 Higher 11761 1712 145 8.47% Higher Lenox 121 35 51.7 Lower 6126 1038 41 3.95% Lower Leominster 2266 580 1.02;,6, Higher 41530 5455 636 11.66% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 11 vJ'!w Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard-Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 PositiveTotal Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Change in'l: City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests per 100,000 • « , Count D. e , Leverett 17 5 1 _ 17.6 Higher 2793 225 5 2.22% Higher Lexington 571 100 21.0 Higher 31517 4178 111 2.66% Higher Leyden <5 <5 23.4 No Change 158 18 2 11.11% Higher Lincoln 85 17 14.0 Higher 6676 951 18 1.89% Higher Littleton 258 58 42.5 Higher 9502 1275 62 4.86% Lower Longmeadow 493 102 47.3 Higher 18876 2416 112 4.64% Higher Lowell 9036 2186 134.4 Higher 134740 20245 2496 12.33% Higher Ludlow 797 253 87.2 Higher 20674 2890 295 10.21% Lower Lunenburg 294 78 53.5 Higher 8854 1140 87 7.63% Higher Lynn 9522 1840 i 130.4 Higher 114601 16168 2221 13.74% Higher Lynnfield 532 208 128.2 Higher 14182 2446 224 9.16% Higher Malden 3361 736 Higher 76187 10198 840 8.24% Higher Manchester 87 25 36.4 Lower 4641 788 27 3.43% Lower Mansfield 621 191 Higher 21223 2730 206 7 °o, Higher Marblehead 546 120 45.4EHigher Higher 21074 3331 144 4.32% Higher Marion 163 43 10251 693 48 6.93% No Change Marlborough 2403 491 8gher 48693 6905 540 7,. 2° .. Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 12 J.► L` Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 — December 15, 2020 PositiveTotal Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests per 100,000 Positivity, Count Days) (Last 14 days) days)(Last 14 days)' 14 Marshfield 621 161 Higher 19138 2407 17610011Higher Mashpee 222 63 29.0 Higher 12173 1657 69 4.16% Higher Mattapoisett 172 49 Higher 5301 804 58 7.21= Higher Maynard 248 61 41.9 Higher 10176 1344 65 4.84% Higher Medfield 200 58 36.8 Higher 12709 1843 64 3.47% Higher Medford 2480 571 67.1 Higher 148699 23233 635 2.73% Higher Medway 323 89 48.7 Higher 11920 1483 95 6.4T; Higher Melrose 885 236 58.2 Higher 38388 5042 260 5.16%' Higher Mendon 146 43 53.2 Higher 4770 543 49 9.02% Higher Merrimac 145 42 47.2 Higher 5725 791 46 5.82% Higher Methuen 3748 1007 133.6 Higher 61480 9884 1264 12.79% Higher Middleborough 763 197 51.4 Higher 20571 2846 223 7.84% Higher Middlefield <5 <5 32.2 No Change 177 24 2 8.33% Lower Middleton 700 161 110.3 Higher 10743 1608 183 11.38% Lower Milford 1532 295 71.8 Higher 27046 3240 333 10.28% Higher Millbury 572 154 80.5 Higher 12268 1718 164 9.55% Higher Millis 170 51 46.3. Higher 6845 892 55 6.179/o Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 13 �w } ".► y Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Total Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Positivity Percent Count Days) per 100,000 Case CountS2 Tests (Last 14 days) Tests (Last (Last 14 days) Positivity, (Last 14 days)' , , Miliville 76 21 41.8 Higher 2189 262 22 8.40% Higher Milton 954 221 54.9 Higher 50016 5032 248 4.93% Higher Monroe <5 0 0 No Change 51 6 0 0% No Change Monson 182 35 Higher 6648 707 37 Higher Montague 106 46 Higher 7395 816 51 Higher Monterey 10 6 46.3 Higher 744 73 6 8.22% Higher Montgomery 9 <5 8.1 No Change 203 26 1 3.85% Higher Mount Washington 0 0 0 No Change 41 2 0 0% No Change Nahant 110 16 35.3 Higher 4183 602 18 2.99% Higher Nantucket 622 294 Higher 13821 2502 302 Higher Natick 839 127 25.2 Higher 40476 5536 148 2.670 Higher Needham 697 121 29.6 Higher 41132 5530 137 2.48% Higher New Ashford 0 0 0 No Change 78 6 0 0% No Change New Bedford 6350 1 1561 Higher 95367 15240 1749 Higher New Braintree 12 <5 20.2 Lower 663 77 3 3.90% Lower New Marlborough 13 <5 14.1 Higher 704 75 3 4.00% Higher New Salem 7 0 0 Lower 791 91 0 0% Lower Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 14 sy vy= =v !y � Lvf Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard —Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 DailyTotal Case Count Average City/Town Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Positivity Percent per s) Tests (Last poSitiVity3 Count � . 0 days) Newbury 117 37 40.0 " Higher 7067 704 44 6.250o Higher Newburyport 515 140 . 56.3 Higher 21383 2804 156 5.56% Higher Newton 1881 320 24.9 Higher 213552 28447 362 1.27% No Change Norfolk 594 167 Higher 11740 1217 181 14.87% Higher North Adams 151 32 17.8 No Change 15519 1632 32 1.96% Higher North Andover 1389 366 Higher 80436 5647 407 7.21% Higher North Attleborough 902 240 Higher 22851 3224 251 7.79% Higher North Brookfield 93 24 37.0 Lower 3426 473 28 5.92% Lower North Reading 552 127 Higher 18048 2557 148 5.79% Higher Northampton 524 78 19.1 Higher 45157 4765 90 1.89% Higher Northborough 585 165 Higher 17893 2791 176 6.31% Higher Northbridge 672 116 45.5 Higher 16350 2442 125 5.12% Higher Northfield 16 6 14.5 Higher 2822 276 7 2.54% Higher Norton 602 152 54.5 Higher 44756 2313 168 7.26% Higher Norwell 245 48 32.0 Higher 10494 1500 48 3.20% Higher Norwood 1287 263 62.1 Higher 33008 4198 1 291 6.93% Higher Oak Bluffs 91 35 48.0 Higher 1 4685 491 37 7.54% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 15 wi'«N LV Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 •City/Town Cas, • .;,, • � . Oakham 26 6 20.1 Higher 1447 193 7 3.63% Higher Orange 100 26 22.9 Higher 6664 880 29 3.30% Higher Orleans 41 9 _ 11.4 Lower 3266 384 9 2.34% Lower Otis 14 <5 11.4 No Change 888 94 3 3.19% Higher Oxford 330 86 44.7 Higher 10547 1269 97 7.64% Higher Palmer 294 92 55.6 Higher 10042 1311 115 8.77% Higher Paxton 155 39 56.2 Higher 13898 538 43 7.99% Higher Peabody 3081 827 105.5 Higher 61598 10258 968 9.44% Higher Pelham 13 7 , 40.5 No Change 677 72 7 9.72% l Lower Pembroke 386 107 40.7 Higher 12992 1656 121 7.31% Higher Pepperell 200 63 36.6 Higher 7912 983 67 6.82% Higher Peru <5 0 0 No Change 259 22 0 0% No Change Petersham 15 0 0 Lower 932 90 0 0% Lower Phillipston 28 <5 16.7 No Change 974 102 4 3.92% 1 Lower Pittsfield 1186 328 53.3 Lower 41837 6084 387 j 6.36% Lower Plainfield 11 <5 22.8 No Change 450 40 2 5.00% No Change Plainville 230 61 11WA7.3 Higher 7659 1 906 65 7J7V- Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 'For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 16 sy via Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Total Case Count Average Daily Relative Total Percent Changein Case (Last 14 Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Positivity Percent 3 per 100,000 Case Counts' Tests (Last 14 days) Tests(Last Positivity Count Days) (Last 14 days) days)(Last 114 days)' 14 Plymouth_h_ 36 0 5 / H Plympton 41 9 ;54. .4 Higher 1913 233 9 3.86% Higher Princeton 63 27 .7 Higher 3538 453 28 6.18% Higher Provincetown 36 <5 .1 Higher 2818 297 5 1.68% Higher Quincy 3088 771 2 Higher 99170 13682 843 6.16% Higher Randolph 1909 358 74.3 Higher 37677 5024 402 8.00% Higher Raynham 572 140 66.1 Higher 13416 2018 163 8.08% Higher Reading 770 185 47.7 Higher 27449 3899 203 5.21% Higher Rehoboth 394 118 66.3 Lower 8343 1241 133 10.72% Lower Revere 5658 1143 134.2 Higher 82707 12562 1414 11.26% Higher Richmond 19 <5 21.9 Higher 1005 119 4 3.36% Higher Rochester 154 56 70.5 Higher 4153 S94 60 10.10% Higher Rockland 718 16461 1-1- 64.8 Higher 14338 2197 173 7.87% Higher Rockport 123 10 11.1 Lower 5118 600 10 1.67% Lower Rowe 5 <5 1 21.3 No Change 28S 33 1 3.03% Lower Rowley 153 45 Higher 5580 686 51 7.43% Higher Royalston 17 10 56.1 Higher 946 1 133 10 7.52% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 17 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 DailyAverage days)Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 per 100,000 Case CountS2 Tests (Last 14 days) Tests(Last Positivity Positivity, Russell 47 7 26.4 Higher 1260 143 7 4.90% Higher Rutland 219 67 52.5 Higher 8497 1093 75 6. Higher Salem 2174 573L 90.9 Higher 64721 10909 690 6.33% Higher Salisbury 252 7358.9 Higher 6786 953 82 8.60% Higher Sandisfield 13 <5 30.7 No Change 966 132 4 3.03% Lower Sandwich 251 62 21.0 Higher 14118 1686 63 3.74% Higher Saugus 1886 541 1 55.7 Higher 35012 5682 633 Higher Savoy <5 0 0 No Change 398 54 0 0% No Change Scituate 413 62 24.5 Higher 15257 1863 63 3.38% Higher Seekonk 579 165 Lower 9603 1306 182 Lower Sharon 361 62 24.2 Higher 17650 2056 68 3.31% Higher Sheffield 41 6 14.0 Lower 6830 425 6 1.41% Lower Shelburne 20 <5 7.8 Lower 2943 311 3 0.96% Lower Sherborn 61 21 39.8 Higher 4187 550 22 4.00% Higher Shirley 532 76 Higher 7843 658 81 Lower Shrewsbury 1186 358 Higher 39688 4965 380 7.65% Higher Shutesbury 14 1 11 Higher 1872 195 11 5.64% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 18 v` yJLo Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard —Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Average Daily Relative Total Changein Total Case Count Percent Incidence Rate Changein Total Total Tests Positive Percent City/Town Case (Last 14 Positivit per 100,000 . . ests Count .. days) (Last 14 days)' . . Somerset 890 212 Higher 17110 2087 240 11.50% Higher Somerville 2702 488 46.1 Higher 240193 32688 549 1.68% Higher South Hadley 418 90 35.6 Higher 22149 2437 103 4.23% Higher Southampton 120 45 53.4 Higher 5283 688 48 6.98% Higher Southborough 193 51 37.7 Lower 15097 1455 53 3.64% Lower Southbridge 741 239 101.8 Higher 14699 2141 291 13.59% Higher Southwick 232 43 31.3 Lower 7138 779 51 6.55% Lower Spencer 313 92 57.3 Higher 10158 1302 109 8.37% Higher Springfield 9231 1941 88.7 Higher 171244 1 22189 2345 10.57% Lower Sterling 307 59 53.6 Lower 9381 892 65 7.29% Lower Stockbridge 26 <5 16.7 Higher 1968 365 4 1.10% Lower Stoneham 977 217 69.6 Higher 28343 4184 251 6.00% No Change Stoughton 1216 231 Higher 26555 3408 274 Higher Stow 103 18 17.7 Lower 6840 777 22 1 2.83% Lower Sturbridge 202 60 Higher 7560 891 64 Higher Sudbury 347 48 19.3 Higher 18630 2275 53 2.33% Higher Sunderland 75 18 34.6 Higher 1 12478 793 1 20 2.52% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 19 uv �I�n Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 S- Sutton 278 84 67.0 Lower 8093 1031 89 8.63% tower Swampscott 452 140 73.4 Higher 19652 3301 173 5.24% Higher Swansea 750 205 91.8 Higher 14247 1894 231 12.20% Lower Taunton 2490 594 73.7 Higher 55326 7862 674 8.57% Higher Templeton 232 35 27.7 Higher 7534 1245 41 3.29% Lower Tewksbury 1506 363 84.1 j Higher 39853 5606 411 7.33% No Change Tisbury 130 26 44.5 Higher 9038 864 29 3.36% Higher Tolland 5 <5 17.2 _ Higher 127 17 1 5.88% Higher Topsfield 216 49 60.6 Higher 7733 1015 57 5.62% Higher Townsend 171 44 34.5 Higher 6752 781 48 6.15% Higher Truro 18 <5 10.9 Higher 1228 116 3 2.59% Higher Tyngsborough 545 198 118.1 Higher 10473 1505 218 14.49% Higher Tyringham <5 0 0 No Change 218 15 0 _0%__ No Change Upton 113 20 15.5 Lower 5968 694 22 3.17%° Lower Uxbridge 379 93 42.6 Higher 11107 1319 98 7.43% Higher Wakefield 928 214 56.4 Higher 31638 4119 252 6.12% Higher Wales 27 14 52.3 Higher 1073 126 17 13.49% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 20 yt.~ L` Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 4..y-- Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 Changein IF Percent 1 . . Walpole 694 154 Higher 25530 3037 167 5.50% No Change Waltham 2644 406 43.6 Higher 152528 10694 439 4.11% Higher Ware 158 35 24.6 Higher 8435 983 41 4.17% Higher Wareham 634 170 50.2 Higher 15315 2263 187 Higher Warren 62 12 15.7 Higher 3068 348 14 4.02% Higher Warwick <5 <5 9.7 j Higher 475 49 1 2.04% Higher Washington <5 <5 16.0 No Change 278 31 1 3.23% Lower Watertown 1023 241 52.1 Higher 45230 6545 285 4.35% Higher Wayland 238 47 25.4 Higher 15739 2120 54 2.55% Higher Webster 700 171 Higher 18808 2374 18674.92% Higher Wellesley 565 87 20.9 Higher 91886 9268 97 No Change Wellfleet 25 8 20.7 Higher 1747 154 9 Higher Wendell 6 <5 20.1 Lower 742 61 3 Lower Wenham 99 13 17.8 Lower 6515 531 18 3.39% No Change West Boylston 199 47 42.8 Lower 7501 1037 53 5.11% Lower West Bridgewater 311 93 _ 91.2 Higher 8434 1184 102 ° Higher West Brookfield 1 78 24 1 46.3 Higher 1 4077 505 26 5.15% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 21 ~ Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVUD-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA byK~^ n, January 1, 2020 _ December 15, 2020 Data are current as of 11:59prn on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such n,suppressed for confidentiality purposes. zFor the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page z4. 2mumbe,of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period <11/22/2020-12/05/2020>. xighe,~nvmbe,of new cases in the current two-week penodhiuherthanthenumbe,ofnewcaseodu,inothc|ast two-week period. Lowe,~numberuf new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last twn+meekpennd. mvchanoe~numbe,uf new cases incurrent two-week period is equal to the number vf new cases during the last two-week period. 3chanoe in percent positivity compared mthe previous week's(zz/zo/zozo)report. mocha"ge~<o.zm&diffenence in the percent positivity. oP*calculates rates pe,1m0,onn population using denominators estimated by the University ofMassachusetts Donahue Institute using modified Hamilton'pe,rvmude|(StrateS,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for zozz through zoz0,report,Oct zo1ol As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day asdata cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city o,town of residence)isobtained. 22 M„\vvw Ate'' , Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard—Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by City/Town, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 - -- -,-- _---- - i Williamstown 136 21 20.9 Higher 43616 1805 23 1.27% Higher Wilmington 899 208 60.7 Higher 21545 2983 228 7.64% No Change Winchendon 248 53 1 35.2 Higher 7951 1005 56 5.57% Higher Winchester 515 156 50.0 Higher 29700 4671 168 3.60% Higher Windsor 6 <5 8.5 Lower 517 71 1 1.41% Lower Winthrop 1185 283 _ 107.1 Higher 36911 5531 334 6.04% Higher Woburn 1961 458 78.8 Higher 44335 6205 519 8.36% 4d Higher Worcester 12344 2426 90.5 _ Higher 400118 41795 2675 6.40% Higher Worthington 18 11 75.1 Higher 947 127 13 10.24% Lower Wrentham 470 70 44.4 Higher 14737 1845 72 3.90% Higher Yarmouth 457 128 38.0 Higher 17618 2588 143 5.53 Higher Unknown 824 199 * * 179317 18087 200 State 2923161 63445 Higher 9809105 1202244 72236 Higher 4Address information for these cases is currently being obtained. Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;For populations<50,000,<5 cases are reported as such or suppressed for confidentiality purposes. 1 For the calculations used to delineate Grey, Green,Yellow,and Red,please see table on page 24. 2Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/05/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 3Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) As of 11/5/2020,the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is using the 2019 population estimates,the most current available data. Please note: Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 23 aVP�r. or Mpda Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 'ws Average Daily Incidence Rate per 100,000 Color Calculations Population Group Under 10K 14K-50K Over 50K Less than or equal Less than or equal Less than or equal to 10 total cases to 10 total cases to 15 total cases Green Less than or equal <10 avg cases/100k <10 avg cases/100k to 15 total cases AND >10 total cases AND >15 total cases YelloW Less than or equal a10 avg cases/100k ?10 avg cases/100k to 25 total cases OR >_5% pos rate OR >_ 4% pos rate More than 25 total >_10 avg cases/100k >_10 avg cases/100k cases AND >_5% pos rate AND >_4°% pas rate As of 11/5, DPH is using 2019 population estimates derived from a method developed by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute. The 2019 estimates are the most currently available data. 24 �Nw M ny Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard — Thursday, December 17, 2020 Count and Rate of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Tests Performed in MA by County, January 1, 2020 - December 15, 2020 County un Barnstable County 4179 893 29.4 Higher 169607 22703 1000 I_ 4.40% No Change Berkshire County 2330 585 33.1 Lower 163902 17139 668 3.90% Lower Bristol County 27549 6498 81.2 Higher 587763 73986 7402 10.00% Higher Dukes and Nantucket Higher Counties 1025 401 99.4 40792 4956 420 8.47% Higher Essex County 47846 11323 101.5 Higher 999581 139465 13614 9.76% Higher Franklin County 1030 351 35.2 Higher 85541 7901 380 4.81% Higher Hampden County 21402 4483 68.0 Higher 484923 61801 5285 8.55% Higher Hampshire County 3038 641 27.9 Higher 332172 22816 706 3.09% Higher Middlesex County 61641 13407 58.9 Higher 2489721 319519 15088 4.72% Higher Norfolk County 21684 4738 47.3 Higher 854368 107062 5233 4.89% Higher Plymouth County 19430 4008 54.3 Higher 467763 61518 4429 7.20% Higher Suffolk County 46365 8076 71.3 Higher 1918588 226193 9153 4.05% Higher Worcester County 33973 7842 66.8 Higher 1035067 119098 8658 7.27% Higher unknown' 824 199 * * 179317 18087 200 State 292316 63445 65.1 Higher 9809105 1202244 72236 6.01% Higher Data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020;'Number of new cases occurring over the current two-week period(11/29/2020—12/12/2020)compared to the previous two-week period (11/22/2020—12/5/2020). Higher=number of new cases in the current two-week period higher than the number of new cases during the last two-week period. Lower=number of new cases in the current two-week period lower than number of new cases during the last two-week period. No change=number of new cases in current two-week period is equal to the number of new cases during the last two-week period. 2Change in percent positivity compared to the previous week's(12/10/2020)report. No Change=<0.10%difference in the percent positivity. 3Address information for these cases is currently being obtained. DPH calculates rates per 100,000 population using denominators estimated by the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute using a modified Hamilton-Perry model(Strate S,et al.Small Area Population Estimates for 2011 through 2020,report,Oct 2016.) Please note:Data for these tables are based on information available in the DPH surveillance database at a single point in time.Case counts for specific cities and towns change throughout the day as data cleaning occurs(removal of duplicate reports within the system)and new demographic information(assigning cases to their city or town of residence)is obtained. 25 PLSN OF M,gsS9 c, Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 o"� ��N Percent Positivit PCR only) amon Tests Performed for COVID-19 �L I V Y ( Y) g 4 ��r in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks �FNrOfFU111101 11/29/2020 - 12/12/2020 a• roa i i r �� Two Week Percent Positivity (State = 6.02%) ' 0 No Confirmed Cases Reported 0 0.68% - 2.99% 3% - 4.32% 4.33% - 5.88% � 5.89% - 7.37% • 7.38% - 8.77% N ® 8.78% 22.22% 1 inch = 20 miles x Unknown Official City/Town (N = 18,087) Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences * Data as of 15DEC2020 Cases are excluded when City/Town is unknown. and are subject to change. 26 P�--"°Fk1,18 ,yMassachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 o V ,b \V��, Testing Rate (per 100,000, PCR only) for COVID-19 �I VN 9 p o�A� a V�r in MA by City/Town Over Last Two Weeks Meter OF POO\)G 11/29/2020 - 12/12/2020 �a wz. _ - ; Two Week Testing Rate (State = 17,262.75) 0 No Reported Persons Tested k 0 1,468.92 - 8,048.86 0 8,048.87 - 10,408.90 10,408.91 - 11 ,539.40 11 ,539.41 - 13,607.93 13,607.94 - 16,094.00 N - 16,094.01 - 43,211.62 1 inch - 20 miles * Unknown Official City/Town (N = 18,087) Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences * Data as of 15DEC2020 Cases are excluded when City/Town is unknown. and are subject to change. 27 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Rate (per 100,000) of New Confirmed COVID- 19 Cases in Past 7 Days by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Region 7 Day Total of New Cases Through December 6, 2020 1 406 3 2 478 1 3 741 Z 4 4 381 5 463 Notes (1)Massachusetts is divided into five geographical EMS regions.For more information,please see https://www.mass.gov/service-details/ems-regions-in-massachusetts. (2)Cases per 100,000 for each EMS region are calculated as the number of new cases within a region divided by that region's population multiplied by 100,000. (3)Data source:MAVEN and Umass Donahue Institute Population Estimates. (4)Congregate care testing surveillance guidance requires facilities to take different action if their regional transmission is above or below 40 new cases per 100,000 residents. 28 „�o. 'N 4, �Wu Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard — Thursday, December 17, 2020 MA Contact Tracing: Case and Contact Outreach Outcomes Case • Outreach Completed: of ” . of . •4 Case Outreach Outcomes Contact Outreach Outcomes Apr. 10,2020—Dec. 12,2020 Apr. 10,2020-Dec. 12,2020 ■ Isolation/Quarantine Complete 4 Lost-to Follow Up 6 ■ Deceased . 6.0 7 ■Ongoing Monitoring , ,. Other 3.2% Not Reached J 6.6% 5.5% 0.1%�1 _aAi Note: The COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative (CTC) began operation on April 10, 2020. Data in this dashboard reflect the combined contact tracing conducted by Local Health Departments, Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) and the CTC since that date. Prior to April 10, 2020, all COVID-19 contact tracing in Massachusetts was conducted by Local Health Departments. 29 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard — Thursday, December 17, 2020 MA Contact Tracing: Case and Contact Outreach Outcomes for Last Two Weeks Case Outreach Completed: (65% Case Outreach Completed Within I D. • Dec. I 1 Nov. • Dec. 1 1 Case Outreach Outcomes Contact Outreach Outcomes Nov. 29-Dec. 12,2020 Nov.29-Dec.12,2020 ■ Isolation/Quarantine Complete Lost-to Follow Up 1.4% .'. ■ Deceased A911h 2 8% ■Ongoing Monitoring 1. 0.1% Other 24.1% 21.0% a Not Reached Note: The COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative (CTC) began operation on April 10, 2020. Data in this dashboard reflect the combined contact tracing conducted by Total Workforce (Dec. 15,2020) 3,363 Local Health Departments, Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) and the Combined case investigation,contact tracing,and monitoring workforce CTC since that date. Prior to April 10, 2020, all COVID-19 contact tracing in Massachusetts was conducted by Local Health Departments. 30 fli CF Tg Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 O` 1� V�. Massachusetts ResidentsQuarantined due to COVID- 19 Data are accurate as of 12/15/2020 at 5p.m. Massachusetts Residents Subject to COVID-19 Number of Quarantine by Current Status as of December 16, 2020 Residents Total of Individuals Currently Undergoing 191027 Monitoring/Under Quarantine Total of Individuals who have Completed Monitoring 132,322 (no longer in Quarantine) Total of Individuals Subject to Quarantine 151,349 Learn more about quarantine or self monitoring. 31 r,+rr 4J�y ?/P 8��, Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 04 Massachusetts Residents Isolated due to COVI D- 1 .r•r»ut Status of aLL Confirmed COVID-19 Cases as of December 16, 2020 300,000 292,316 2S0,000 206,843 (V 200,000 v o_ 1 S0,000 m a E Z 100,000 74,212 50,000 11,261 0 Total Confirmed Cases Total Cases Released from Total Cases Currently Total Deaths Isolation Isolated NOTE:Individuals who had a confirmed case of COVID-19 and are no longer in isolation are considered for purposes of this report to be recovered.As part of this definition,DPH is counting people as released from isolation after 21 days of illness or 21 days past the date of their test in all settings including nursing homes and state facilities. 32 t1 nF MnyS tvi � r' Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 a. + N. COVI D- 19 Cluster Categories gaLz Exposure Setting Includes 24/7 Congregate Settings Group homes,congregate housing,disabled community housing, halfway houses,sober homes, residential treatment centers,lodging and rooming houses Child Care Colleges and Universities Corrections Jails, prisons, houses of corrections,correctional treatment centers Hospitals All hospitals, including inpatient psychiatric, inpatient addiction treatment,chronic disease and rehabilitation Household Shared residence—not associated with another cluster Industrial Settings Industrial settings including construction and non-food manufacturers,warehouses and distribution centers K-12 Schools Boarding schools, public schools, private schools,special education schools Long Term Care Facilities Organized Athletics and Camps Sports teams,tournaments,and clubs;children's camps Other Other Food Establishments Food distributors, manufacturers,warehouses,processors,farms,and food pantries Other Healthcare Ambulatory mental health services, community health centers, home health,dental,ambulatory care settings, hospice,addiction treatment(non-residential or outpatient),emergency medical services Other Workplaces Offices,work-related events,first responders Places of Worship Recreation/Cultural Gyms,fitness centers,swimming pools, beaches,movie theaters,golfing, boating,casinos Restaurants and Food Courts Retail and Services Grocery stores,hair salons, barbers,other retail stores Senior Living Assisted living facilities,retirement communities,senior housing Shelters Social Gatherings Parties,group gatherings,weddings,funerals, private clubs,yacht clubs Travel and Lodging Domestic or international travel,hotels,cruise ships 33 Zvi a v Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Rv` L� Active COVI D- 19 Cluster Explanation Clusters Within Long-Term Care Facilities -A confirmed case is defined as a staff or resident with a new positive COVID-19 test result. -Confirmed cases are reported by each facility in aggregate, at least once a week, and are assigned to the week in which the data are submitted. -A "new" cluster is defined as two or more confirmed cases in a facility that has not reported a confirmed case in the prior 4 weeks. -A cluster is deemed closed when a facility has gone two incubation periods (28 days) without reporting a confirmed case among staff or residents. Household Clusters -A household "cluster" is defined as two or more confirmed Massachusetts cases, who reside at the same address with COVID-19 infection within 28 days of each other, and who are not associated with another cluster. -The date assigned to each confirmed case's event is that of the first positive lab date. -A cluster is deemed closed once two incubation periods (28 days) have passed from the last confirmed case. All Other Clusters -All other "clusters" are defined as two or more confirmed Massachusetts cases with a common exposure. -The date assigned to each confirmed case's event is that of the first positive lab date. -The date assigned to each contact is that of the date they were linked to the cluster. -A cluster is deemed closed once two incubation periods (28 days) have passed from the last confirmed case. 34 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 �v� L Active COVID Clusters by Exposure Setting Type Exposure New Clusters(Identified 11/15—12/12) Ongoing Clusters(Cluster Identified Prior to Total 11/15 But Not Meeting Criteria for Closing) Setting Clusters Confirmed Cases Contacts Clusters Confirmed Cases ', Contacts Clusters Confirmed Cases Contacts 24/7 Congregate Settings 36 22S S2 58 59: 28 94 284 80 Child Care 130 364 SO4 120 81j 215 250 445 719 Colleges&Universities 7 63 12 33 7 27 40 70 39 Corrections 1 2 0 15 860I 128 16 862I 128 Hospitals 15 175 30 24 161 28 39 336 58 Household 15,740 40,339 6,747 3,7001 22,487 44,039 Industrial Settings 16 65 25 65 162 56 81 2271 81 K-12 Schools 31 151 130 51 23� 123 82 1741 253 Long Term Care Facilities 1 142 1,378 171 1,776 3131 3,1S4' Offices I2 5 0 14 1 2i 161 6,1 2 Organized Athletics/Camps 5 26 91 25 15 108 30 j 41 I 199 Other 1 5 0 8 5 30 9 101 30 Other Food Establishments 5 26 6 8 8 1 13 34 7 Other Healthcare 16 74 64 23 19 10 39 93 74 Other Workplaces 19 86 59 24 52 7 43 138 66 Places of Worship 1 6 0 15 12 11 16 181 11 Recreation/Cultural 4 23 0 4 0 0 8 23 0 Restaurants&Food Courts 30 182 53 54 21 110 84 2031 163 Retail&Services 13 37 10 21 15 16 34 521 26 Senior Living 4S 257 139 46 184 36 91 441 17S Shelters 0 0 0 5 3 11 5 3 11 Social Gatherings 46 262 71 49 16 22 95 278! 93 Travel&Lodging 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 Total 16,305 43,751 1,246 7,583 7,180 %9 23,888 50,931 j 2,215 New Clusters:Clusters with the first case(indicated by the first positive lab result)identified during the four week period 11/15—12/12/2020 Ongoing Clusters:Clusters with the first case identified prior to 11/15 that has not met criteria to be closed. Confirmed cases included in ongoing clusters occurred between 11/15 and 12/12 but are associated with a cluster that began prior to 11/15.Close contacts included in ongoing clusters occurred between 11/15 and 12/12 but are associated with a cluster that began prior to 11/15 Closed Clusters:A cluster is closed after 28 days have passed since the last confirmed case;19,676 clusters are closed,102,201 cases are associated with closed clusters Source of data:Massachusetts Department of Public Health,Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences.Long Term Care Facility Data from the National Healthcare Safety Network beginning 5/31/2020. All other data from MAVEN and are subject to change.Only clusters consisting of two or more confirmed Massachusetts cases with a common exposure have been included. 35 f iCF Rt Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 / r Daily and Cumulative COVID-19 Cases Associated with Higher Education i� New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Total Confirmed COVID-19 Casesm Testing (8/15/2020 to 12/15/2020) Associated with Higher Education Associated with Higher Education—, Testing Since Last Week Testing Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Associated with Higher Education Testing by Date Individual Tested New Higher Education Confirmed Cases *Cumulative Higher Education Confirmed Cases 6,000 5,500 200 5,000 4,500 c 150 c U U 4,000 a U r N � d d 100 3,500 Z 3,000 V 50 2,500 2,000 0 1,500 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 November December Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health. Note:all data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020.Other colleges and universities may also be coordinating or conducting laboratory testing for their students,faculty and staff but not identifying that in the laboratory reports they send to DPH. 36 f rl Cf Mp Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Daily and Cumulative Total COVID-19 Molecular Tests Associated with Higher Education Testing Total Yet f+lrf+`�` Total Molecular _ Molecular _ 8 15 2020 to 12 15 2020ith " ' eek 3.207.335 6.062 Total Molecular COVID- 19 Tests Associated with Higher Education Testing by Date of Test *Higher Education Molecular Tests by Date *Cumulative Higher Education Molecular Tests 50K 3,400,000 3,200,000 40K ... 3,000,000 0 c c c 30K U 122,800,000 N FT F� > w 20K 2,600,000 Z E 2,400,000 U 10K 2,200,000 0K .. ' 2,000,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 November December Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note:all data are current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020. Other colleges and universities may also be coordinating or conducting laboratory testing for their students,faculty and staff but not identifying that in the laboratory reports they send to DPH. 37 rN CF 4iq a•, Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard -Thursday, December 17, 2020 r Percent Positive of Molecular Tests in MA Associated with Higher Education Testing and Percent of <1tif,V Confirmed Cases by Date Associated with Higher Education Testing (8/15/2020 to 12/15/2020) Percent of Molecular Tests Associated with Higher Education Testing that are Positive by Date of Test 1.0% 0.8% 0 0. % 'm 0.6% 0.5401 0 a . 0.33%0.26% 0.309G 0.4.3.%0 44% 9% 0.48% 0.37% 0.40% 041% ou / ... 51 0.46% 0.49% .41% 2 0.3 0.43 . .47% .42% 0.24% 0•34% 0.35% 0.39% 0.37% % 0.23% 0.3 % 0.30%, 0.3108% 15% 0.24% 033 0.26%0.2% 28 0 0.20% 0.23% 0.22% 017% 019% 0.20% 0.0/ 0.09% 0.12% o° 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 November December Percent of All Confirmed Cases in MA that are Associated with Higher Education Testing by Date of Test a 8% 6% ..7 %.. a 6.2% 5.2Y5 2% 4.9% .4 5.4% E 4�° 4.9 7 4.9 .5% 2°� °% 4 � .7% 8% .11 2.7% 29°° 2.1 8% 2.9%. 2.9% 2.9 3.0° 1.9% 1.4% 0 2% .. .. .. .......1.3%. 2.8°0 2.S% 1.8% 1.1 0% c 2.1% 2.2% 1.6% 1 5° 1.7% 2.0% 1.8% 16% 2.0% a 1.3% 1.1% 0% ........._ ....._.. . .. ..... .....1A% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 November December Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note:all data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020.Please refer to previous page for the daily counts of the new molecular tests associated with higher education settings by date of test.Other colleges and universities may also be coordinating or conducting laboratory testing for their students,faculty and staff but not identifying that in the laboratory reports they send to DPH. 38 ?' "S'��s, Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 � r p Y. Cases and Case Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks This data covers 11/29/2020 to 12/12/2020 Total COVID- 19 Cases by Age Group for Last Rate (per 100,000) of Total COVID- 19 Cases by Two Weeks Age Group for Last Two Weeks o'r 13,346 1,299.7 1,207.2 1.7 00 2,0 11,429 1,111 A 11,041 9,833 1,028.0 1,000 Average . • - • Total 10,000 9,351_.. O D • Cases • 0 o Last Two Weeks 0 767.9........ 774.9 8000 00 8d0 719.6 c � � 0 6,462 d 612.7 U a 6,000 d 600 . M 4,000 400 3,074 2,274 2,000 200 p Ilion 0 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ Age Group Age Group Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences,Population Estimates 2011-2019:Small Area Population Estimates 2011-2020,version 2019;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note: all data are current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 39 1,�nr tir Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Cases and Case Rate by Sex for Last Two Weeks This data covers 11/29/2020 to 12/12/2020 Total COVID- 19 Cases by Sex for Last Two Rate (per 100,000) of Total COVID- 19 Cases by Weeks Sex for Last Two Weeks 35,000 34,180 1,000 31,979 g97 6 30,000 'i0D 25,000 0 0 0 20,000 00 6C0 7 U n 15,000 00 10,000 200 5,000 0 0 Female Male Female Male Sex Sex Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences,Population Estimates 2011-2019:Small Area Population Estimates 2D11-2020,version 2019;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note: all data are current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 40 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Hospitalizations & Hospitalization Rate by Age Group for Last Two Weeks This data covers 11/29/2020 to 12/12/2020 Total COVID- 19 Cases Occurring in the Last Two Rate (per 100,000) of Total COVID- 19 Cases Weeks who were Reported as Hospitalized* by Occurring in the Last Two Weeks who were Age Group Reported as Hospitalized* by Age Group AE 120 ao Average Age . n �' a. too Reported as Hospitalized* 0 0 c 80 0 o U ai n 67 60 W 20 D_ 40 32 28 10 20 13 12 " 3.1 0.8 1.2 ' 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ 0 " 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70.79 80+ Age Group Age Group Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences;Population Estimates 2011-2019:Small Area Population Estimates 2011-2020,version 2019;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Notes: all data are current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020;*Hospitalization refers to status at any point in time,not necessarily the current status of the patient,demographic data on hospitalized patients collected retrospectively;analysis does not include all hospitalized patients and may not add up to data totals from hospital surveys.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 41 c � �s Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 New Daily Confirmed COVI D- 19 Hospital Admissions v91Jr ` Data current as of 3:00pm on 12/15/2020 Confirmed COVID- 19 Hospital Admissions by Day 300 250 200 0 .N w E Q 150 m H O = 100 SO 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 November December Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the MDPH survey of hospitals(hospital survey data are self-reported);Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health. Notes:for purposes of this reporting,"confirmed"are cases with a PCR test. 42 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Deaths and Death Rate by Age Group for Last Two r Weeks This data covers 11/29/2020 to 12/12/2020 Deaths by Age Group in Total COVID- 19 for Last Rate (per 100,000) of Total COVID- 19 Deaths by Two Weeks Age Group for Last Two Weeks C o 300 o • • 2S0 0 O 80Last Two Weeks c o fj 200 a •' 60 � 150 pM 100 82 40 50 20 22 9.7 1 p 5 8 0 = M 0.1 0.0 0.5 1.0 2.3 - 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ 0 - 0 Age Group 0-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ Age Group Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics;Population Estimates 2011-2018:Small Area Population Estimates 2011-2020,version 2018;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note:all data are current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 43 cs m'' Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 `� ILIV"' Deaths and Death Rate by County for Last Two Weeks This data covers 11/29/2020 to 12/12/2020 Count of Deaths in Total COVID- 19 Cases by County Rate (per 100,000) of Total COVID- 19 Deaths by County r, 88 0 0 _ o 20 0 18.7 C � 7 ° 58 U (./1 51 N 15 12.3 41 41 a '" 40 - - C 10.2 1, 10.5. 10 78 6.9 5.6 6.1 6.8 5.7 6.3 20 5 10 40.0 a�\eetVSr`�e O�sz�°\ `�e` F`'Se�Fta'�\`ca�Qae r`�e.aa�eSeh�\� °J�r 5�°\� S�et a0\e Q�w`'r\�e 0p5�°\ `�e� �SSe+�ca��\`c Nec �QSr\`e.aa\eSe� °�°\� J`r J�°\� Q�`1 �° �a 0 tJa 1• �a �` Q .Z' a a ac a� O James O James Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences;County Population Estimates 2011-2018:Small Area Population Estimates 2011-2020,version 2018,Massachusetts Department of Public Health,Bureau of Environmental Health;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note:all data are current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 44 r nor a: Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Deaths by Sex Previous Hospitalization, & Underlying ng Conditions p Data current as of 11:59 m on 12/15/2020 Total Deaths by Sex+ Total Deaths with a Previous Hospitalization* Total Deaths** with Underlying Conditions 5,318 1,811 (15.7%) 109 (1.8%) - (46.2%) 6,190 3,708 5,994 (53.8%) (32.2%) (52.1%) 5,975 (98.2%) Female •Male *Yes *Unknown •No •Yes •No Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics;Demographic data on hospitalized patients collected retrospectively;analysis does not include all hospitalized patients and may not add up to data totals from hospital survey;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health. Note:all data are cumulative and current as of 11:59 pm on 12/15/2020.*Hospitalized at any point in time,not necessarily the current status;**Only includes data from deaths following completed investigation,figures are updates as additional investigations are completed;+Excludes unknown values.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 45 Tvp. sV Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 `1 ' Lip Cases, Hospitalizations, & Deaths b Race Ethnicity Data current as of 11:59P m on 12/15/2020 The following caveats apply to these data: 1.Information on race and ethnicity is collected and reported by laboratories,healthcare providers and local boards of health and may or may not reflect self-report by the individual case.2.If no information is provided by any reporter on a case's race or ethnicity,DPH classifies it as missing.3.A classification of unknown indicates the reporter did not know the race and ethnicity of the individual,the individual refused to provide information,or that the originating system does not capture the information.4.Other indicates multiple races or that the originating system does not capture the information. Note:COVID-19 testing is currently conducted by dozens of private labs,hospitals,and other partners and the Department of Public Health is working with these organizations to improve data reporting by race and ethnicity,to better understand where,and on whom,the burden of illness is falling so the Commonwealth can respond more effectively. On 4/8,the Commissioner of Public Health issued an Order related to collecting complete demographic information for all confirmed and suspected COVID-19 patients. Total Cases, n=304,112 Total Cases Reported as Hospitalized*, n=15,372 Total Deaths, n=11,513 6.8%2.4% 9.0/o 0 7.2/o 3.4% ° 2.5`% � 7.4% r 7.2% _ 33.3% 10.6% 7.4% 50.1% 23.0%--- 11.6%--_. 75.1% 15.3%-_ 27.1% *Asian Non-Hispanic Black/African American Non-Hispanic *Hispanic *Other Non-Hispanic •Unknown/Missing •White Non-Hispanic Data Sources:COVID-19 Data provided by the Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics;Tables and Figures created by the Office of Population Health.Note:all data are cumulative and current as of 11:59pm on 12/15/2020.*Hospitalization refers to status at any point in time,not necessarily the current status of the patient/demographic data on hospitalized patients collected retrospectively;analysis does not include all hospitalized patients and may not add up to data totals from hospital surveys.Includes both probable and confirmed cases. 46 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 gy,'a " COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (1/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** 16 ACRES HEALTHCARE CENTER HAMPDEN 120 >30 16 BEAR MOUNTAIN AT READING MIDDLESEX 123 >30 32 ABERJONA NURSING CENTER INC MIDDLESEX 123 >30 6 BEAR MOUNTAIN AT SUDBURY MIDDLESEX 142 >30 15 ACADEMY MANOR ESSEX 174 >30 25 BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WEST SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN 168 >30 21 ADVINIA CARE AT PROVINCETOWN BARNSTABLE 41 1-10 0 BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WORCESTER WORCESTER 173 >30 14 ADVINIA CARE AT WILMINGTON MIDDLESEX 142 >30 31 BEAUMONT AT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS WORCESTER 164 >30 39 ADVOCATE HEALTHCARE OF EAST BOSTON LLC SUFFOLK 190 >30 19 BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NATICK MIDDLESEX 53 >30 10 AGAWAM HEALTHCARE HAMPDEN 176 >30 27 BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NORTHBORO WORCESTER 96 >30 32 ALDEN COURT NURSING CARE&REHABILITATION CENTER BRISTOL 142 >30 14 BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NORTHBRIDGE WORCESTER 154 >30 41 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ABBOTT ESSEX 55 11-30 1-4 BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-WESTBORO WORCESTER 152 >30 31 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BALDWINVILLE WORCESTER 94 >30 15 BEAVEN KELLY HOME HAMPDEN 57 0 0 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BRAINTREE NORFOLK 101 >30 23 BELMONT MANOR NURSING HOME IN MIDDLESEX 156 >30 S6 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT DEVEREUX ESSEX 64 >30 18 BELVIDERE HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 115 >30 12 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARIE ESTHER MIDDLESEX 78 11-30 1-4 BENCHMARK SNR LIVING AT THE COMMONS IN LINCOLN SNF MIDDLESEX 32 11-30 0 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARINA BAY NORFOLK 167 >30 38 BENJAMIN HEALTHCARE CENTER SUFFOLK 205 >30 20 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ROSEWOOD ESSEX 135 >30 34 BERKELEY RETIREMENT HOMETHE ESSEX 44 1-10 0 ALLIANCE HEALTH AT WEST ACRES PLYMOUTH 130 >30 37 BERKSHIRE PLACE BERKSHIRE S4 0 0 ANN'S REST HOME SUFFOLK 13 0 0 BERKSHIRE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER BERKSHIRE 57 1-10 0 APPLE VALLEY CENTER MIDDLESEX 123 >30 1-4 BETHANY SKILLED NURSING FACIUTY MIDDLESEX 169 >30 20 APPLEWOOD-A HOME FOR ELDERS WORCESTER 32 1-10 0 BLAIRE HOUSE OF MILFORD WORCESTER 73 >30 17 ARMENIAN NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER SUFFOLK 83 >30 30 BLAIRE HOUSE OF TEWKSBURY MIDDLESEX 131 >30 23 ARNOLD HOUSE INC MIDDLESEX 22 11-30 0 BLAIRE HOUSE OF WORCESTER _ WORCESTER 75 >30 27 ATTLEBORO HEALTHCARE BRISTOL 120 >30 15 BLUE HILLS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER NORFOLK 92 >30 15 BAKER-KATZ SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION CTR ESSEX 77 >30 14 BLUEBERRY HILL REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR ESSEX 132 >30 25 BAYPATH AT DUXBURY NURSING&REHABILITATION CTR PLYMOUTH 120 >30 18 BOSTON HOME INC(THE) SUFFOLK 96 >30 1-4 BAYPOINTE REHAB CENTER PLYMOUTH 169 >30 42 BOSTONIAN NURSING CARE&REHABILITATION CTR THE SUFFOLK 121 11-30 10 BEAR HILL HEALTHCARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER MIDDLESEX 169 >30 27 BOURNE MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY BARNSTABLE 142 1-10 0 BEAR MOUNTAIN AT ANDOVER _..._ ESSEX 135 >30 13 BRAINTREE MANOR HEALTHCARE NORFOLK 177 >30 14 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 47 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 4u,` f COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (2/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** BRANDON WOODS OF DARTMOUTH BRISTOL 118 >30 24 CARE ONE AT LEXINGTON MIDDLESEX 211 >30 24 BRANDON WOODS OF NEW BEDFORD BRISTOL 135 >30 7 CARE ONE AT LOWELL MIDDLESEX 160 >30 20 _._... ------.—...._-- BRENTWOOD REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR(THE) ESSEX 159 >30 25 CARE ONE AT MILLBURY WORCESTER 154 >30 28 BRIARWOOD REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER NORFOLK 120 >30 33 CARE ONE AT NEW BEDFORD BRISTOL 154 >30 34 BRIDGEWATER NURSING HOME PLYMOUTH 43 0 0 CARE ONE AT NEWTON MIDDLESEX 202 >30 38 BRIGHAM HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER ESSEX 64 1-10 0 CARE ONE AT NORTHAMPTON HAMPSHIRE 125 >30 22 BRIGHTON HOUSE REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER SUFFOLK 78 >30 18 CARE ONE AT PEABODY ESSEX 1S0 >30 27 BROCKTON HEALTH CENTER PLYMOUTH 123 >30 21 CARE ONE AT RANDOLPH NORFOLK 168 >30 41 BROOK HAVEN ASSISTED LIVING LLC WORCESTER 34 0 0 CARE ONE AT REDSTONE HAMPDEN 254 >30 15 BROOKHAVEN AT LEXINGTON MIDDLESEX 49 11-30 14 CARE ONE AT WEYMOUTH NORFOLK 154 >30 28 BROOKHOUSE HOME FOR AGED WOMEN IN S ESSEX 36 1-10 0 CARE ONE AT WILMINGTON MIDDLESEX 132 >30 36 BROOKSIDE REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER WORCESTER 81 1-10 0 CARLETON-WILLARD VILLAGE RETIREMENT&NURSING CTR MIDDLESEX 179 >30 14 BRUSH HILL CARE CENTER NORFOLK 160 >30 5 CARLYLE HOUSE MIDDLESEX 55 >30 14 BUCKLEY-GREENFIELD HEALTHCARE CENTER FRANKLIN 120 >30 26 CARVALHO GROVE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER BRISTOL 112 >30 16 BURGOYNE REST HOME SUFFOLK 11 0 0 CASA DE RAMANA REHABILITATION CENTER MIDDLESEX 124 >30 9 CALDWELL HOME-EXTENDED CARE WORCESTER 28 0 0 CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HOME BRISTOL 300 >30 27 CAMBRIDGE REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER MIDDLESEX 83 >30 21 CEDAR VIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER ESSEX 106 >30 25 CAMPION HEALTH&WELLNESS INC MIDDLESEX 70 11-30 0 CEDARWOOD GARDENS NORFOLK 82 1-10 1-4 CAPE HERITAGE REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER BARNSTABLE 123 1-10 0 CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE AT AMHERST HAMPSHIRE 134 >30 24 CAPE REGENCY REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER BARNSTABLE 120 >30 17 CHAPIN CENTER HAMPDEN 160 >30 29 CAPE WINDS REST HOME OF HYANNIS BARNSTABLE 37 1-10 0 CHARLENE MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY FRANKLIN 123 >30 13 CAPE WINDS REST HOME OF SANDWICH BARNSTABLE 20 0 0 CHARLTON MANOR REST HOME WORCESTER 32 11-30 0 CARDIGAN NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER PLYMOUTH 65 11-30 10 CHESTNUT HILL OF EAST LONGMEADOW HAMPDEN 135 1-10 0 CARE ONE AT BROOKLINE NORFOLK 120 >30 28 CHESTNUT WOODS REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR ESSEX 88 >30 19 CARE ONE AT CONCORD MIDDLESEX 135 >30 26 CHETWYNDE HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 75 >30 19 CARE ONE AT ESSEX PARK ESSEX 202 >30 33 CHICOPEE REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER HAMPDEN 68 >30 11 CARE ONE AT HOLYOKE HAMPDEN 164 >30 20 CHILTON HOUSE REST HOME(THE) PLYMOUTH 36 0 0 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 48 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 gVJ1•ti,.��.� COVID Cases and Facility— Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (3/9) Cumulative data collected as ofl2/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** CHRISTOPHER HOUSE OF WORCESTER WORCESTER 156 >30 23 D'YOUVILLE SENIOR CARE MIDDLESEX 208 30 16 CLIFTON REHABILITATION NURSING CENTER BRISTOL 142 >30 10 EAST LONGMEADOW SKILLED NURSING CENTER HAMPDEN 119 >30 24 COLEMAN HOUSE WORCESTER 45 >30 17 EASTPOINTE REHAB CENTER SUFFOLK 195 >30 64 COLONY CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION PLYMOUTH 92 >30 22 ELAINE CENTER AT HADLEV --�- �� HAMPSHIRE 154 >30 8 ......-..................... COMMONS RESIDENCE AT ORCHARD COVE NORFOLK 45 >30 12 ELIOT CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION MIDDLESEX 114 >30 9 CONTINUING CARE AT BROOKSBY VILLAGE ESSEX 88 11-30 1-4 ELIZABETH CATHERINE REST HOME NORFOLK 26 0 0 COPLEY AT STOUGHTON-BAYSTATE CONSOLIDATED PROPER NORFOLK 123 >30 15 ELIZABETH SETON NORFOLK 84 >30 17 COUNTRY CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION ESSEX 111 11-30 0 ELLEN RICE REST HOME INC. HAMPDEN 12 0 0 COUNTRY GARDENS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER BRISTOL 86 >30 8 ELLIS NURSING HOME(THE) NORFOLK 191 >30 41 COUNTRYSIDE HEALTH CARE OF MILFORD WORCESTER 109 >30 11 ELMHURST HEALTHCARE(THE) MIDDLESEX 45 11-30 1-4 COURTYARD NURSING CARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 224 >30 72 EMERSON REHABILITATION&TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT MIDDLESEX 20 1-10 0 CRANEVILLE PLACE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CT BERKSHIRE 89 1-10 0 FAIRHAVEN HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 169 >30 25 CRESCENT MANOR REST HOME INC WORCESTER 58 1-10 0 FAIRMOUNT REST HOME INC. SUFFOLK 32 11-30 0 CUSHING MANOR COMM SUPPORT FACILITY SUFFOLK 36 0 0 FAIRVIEW COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BERKSHIRE 146 1-10 1-4 DAGGETT-CRANDALL NEWCOMB HOME BRISTOL 30 0 0 FALL RIVER HEALTHCARE BRISTOL 176 >30 14 DALTON REST HOME WORCESTER 34 11-30 0 FALL RIVER JEWISH HOME INC BRISTOL 62 1-10 0 DARTMOUTH MANOR REST HOME BRISTOL 25 0 0 FARREN CARE CENTER FRANKLIN 122 1-10 0 DAVENPORT MEMORIAL HOME MIDDLESEX 18 1-10 0 FITCH HOME INC.(THE) MIDDLESEX 26 11-30 0 DAY BROOK VILLAGE SENIOR LIVING HAMPDEN 92 >30 27 FITCHBURG HEALTHCARE WORCESTER 160 >30 23 DEDHAM HEALTHCARE NORFOLK 145 >30 18 FITCHBURG REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 36 >30 1-4 DEN-MAR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER ESSEX 76 >30 13 FULLER HOUSE OF STONEHAM REST HOME MIDDLESEX 13 1-10 0 DEXTER HOUSE HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 130 >30 20 GARDEN PLACE HEALTHCARE BRISTOL 133 >30 16 DODGE PARK REST HOME INC. _ �-_ WORCESTER 60 11-30 1-4 GARDNER REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 124 1-10 0 DONNA KAY REST HOME WORCESTER 60 1-10 0 GERMAN CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE SUFFOLK 133 >30 22 DOOLITTLE HOME THE NORFOLK 32 0 0 GERMAN HOME THE ESSEX 31 0 0 DWYER HOME NORFOLK 50 11-30 1-4 GLEN RIDGE NURSING CARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 1154 >30 26 D'YOUVILLE CENTER FOR ADVANCE THERAPY MIDDLESEX 33 11-30 1-4 GLOUCESTER HEALTHCARE ESSEX 101 >30 16 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths-includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 2Sth 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 49 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (4/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** GOVERNORS CENTER HAMPDEN 100 >30 15 HUNT NURSING&REHAB CENTER ESSEX 120 >30 28 GREENWOOD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER MIDDLESEX 36 11-30 5 IVY HILL COURT ESSEX 30 0 0 GUARDIAN CENTER(THE) PLYMOUTH 123 >30 19 JEANNE JUGAN RESIDENCE MIDDLESEX 84 >30 12 HALCYON HOUSE ESSEX 20 1-10 0 JEFFREY&SUSAN BRUDNICK CENTER FOR LIVING ESSEX 180 >30 46 HALE HOUSE SUFFOLK 60 0 0 ]ESMOND NURSING HOME ESSEX 57 11-30 5 HANCOCK PARK REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER NORFOLK 142 >30 21 JEWISH HEALTHCARE CENTER WORCESTER 141 >30 27 HANNAH B G SHAW HOME FOR THE AGED PLYMOUTH 107 1-10 0 JML CARE CENTER INC BARNSTABLE 132 11-30 5 HANNAH DUSTON HEALTHCARE CENTER ESSEX 128 >30 25 JOHN ADAMS HEALTHCARE CENTER NORFOLK 71 >30 0 HARBOR HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER PLYMOUTH 142 >30 34 JOHN SCOTT HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER NORFOLK 138 >30 28 HATHAWAY MANOR EXTENDED CARE BRISTOL 142 >30 33 JULIAN J LEVITT FAMILY NURSING HOME HAMPDEN 200 >30 66 HATHORNE HILL ESSEX 120 >30 9 KATZMAN FAMILY CENTER FOR LIVING SUFFOLK 120 w >30 56 ......................................... HAVENWOOD REST HOME BRISTOL 41 1-10 0 KEYSTONE CENTER WORCESTER 106 >30 9 HEATHWOOD HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 73 >30 12 KIMBALL FARMS NURSING CARE CENTER BERKSHIRE 74 >30 15 HELLENIC NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER NORFOLK 154 >30 32 KNOLLWOOD NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 82 11-30 1-4 HERITAGE HALL EAST HAMPDEN 123 >30 15 LABELLE'S REST HOME FRANKLIN 24 T 0 0 HERITAGE HALL NORTH HAMPDEN 124 >30 7 LAFAYETTE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING FACILIT ESSEX 65 >30 14 HERITAGE HALL SOUTH HAMPDEN 122 >30 5 LAKEVIEW HOUSE SKLD NRSG AND RESIDENTIAL CARE FAC ESSEX 91 >30 6 HERITAGE HALL WEST HAMPDEN 164 >30 26 LANESSA EXTENDED CARE WORCESTER 96 11-30 0 HERMITAGE HEALTHCARE(THE) WORCESTER 101 >30 12 LASELL HOUSE MIDDLESEX 44 11-30 0 HIGHLANDS THE WORCESTER 168 >30 31 LATHROP HOME HAMPSHIRE 39 0 0 HIGHVIEW OF NORTHAMPTON HAMPSHIRE 120 >30 14 LAUREL RIDGE REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 120 >30 18 HILLCREST COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BERKSHIRE 26S >30 38 LEDGEWOOD REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER ESSEX 123 >30 11 HILLSIDE REST HOME ESSEX 28 0 0 LEE HEALTHCARE BERKSHIRE 88 1-10 1-4 HOLDEN REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 123 11-30 9 LEONARD FLORENCE CENTER FOR LIVING SUFFOLK 100 >30 1-4 HOLY TRINITY EASTERN ORTHODOX N&R CENTER WORCESTER 113 >30 17 LIBERTY COMMONS BARNSTABLE 132 11-30 0 HOLYOKE HEALTHCARE CENTER HAMPDEN 102 >30 16 LIFE CARE CENTER OF ACTON MIDDLESEX 155 >30 21 HOMESTEAD HALL WORCESTER 32 0 0 LIFE CARE CENTER OF ATTLEBORO BRISTOL 123 >30 20 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 50 Thursday, December 17, 2020 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (5/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths" beds Cases* Deaths" LIFE CARE CENTER OF AUBURN WORCESTER 154 >30 35 MARILLAC RESIDENCE NORFOLK 76 1-10 0 LIFE CARE CENTER OF LEOMINSTER WORCESTER 133 >30 29 MARISTHILL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER MIDDLESEX 123 >30 18 LIFE CARE CENTER OF MERRIMACK VALLEY MIDDLESEX 124 >30 28 MARLBOROUGH HILLS REHABILITATION&HLTH CARE CTR MIDDLESEX 196 >30 29 ....................................... LIFE CARE CENTER OF NASHOBA VALLEY MIDDLESEX 120 >30 27 MARY ANN MORSE NURSING&REHABILITATION MIDDLESEX 124 >30 32 LIFE CARE CENTER OF PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 150 >30 27 MARY'S MEADOW AT PROVIDENCE PLACE HAMPDEN 40 1-10 0 LIFE CARE CENTER OF RAYNHAM BRISTOL 154 >30 37 MASCONOMET HEALTHCARE CENTER ESSEX 123 >30 29 LIFE CARE CENTER OF STONEHAM MIDDLESEX 94 >30 16 MATTAPAN HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER SUFFOLK 8S >30 8 LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE NORTH SHORE ESSEX 123 >30 27 MAYFLOWER PLACE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BARNSTABLE 72 1-10 1-4 LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE SOUTH SHORE PLYMOUTH 117 >30 21 MEADOW GREEN NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER MIDDLESEX 123 >30 22 LIFE CARE CENTER OF WEST BRIDGEWATER PLYMOUTH 150 >30 8 MEADOWS OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS(THE) WORCESTER 135 >30 12 LIFE CARE CENTER OF WILBRAHAM HAMPDEN 123 >30 15 MEADOWS THE ESSEX 60 11-30 5 LIGHTHOUSE NURSING CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 123 >30 32 MEDFORD REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER MIDDLESEX 142 >30 14 LINCOLN HILL MANOR WORCESTER 30 1-10 0 MEDWAY COUNTRY MANOR SKILLED NURSING&REHABILITAT NORFOLK 123 >30 12 LINDA MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY HAMPSHIRE 123 >30 1-4 MELROSE HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 106 >30 12 .............-......----....... LINDEN PONDS PLYMOUTH 132 >30 6 MERRIMACK VALLEY HEALTH CENTER ESSEX 203 >30 20 LONGMEADOW OF TAUNTON BRISTOL 100 >30 11 MILFORD CENTER WORCESTER 135 >30 11 LOOMIS LAKESIDE AT REEDS LANDING HAMPDEN 42 >30 7 MILL POND REST HOME MIDDLESEX 27 0 0 LUTHERAN REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER WORCESTER 150 >30 22 MONT MARIE REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER HAMPDEN 84 >30 17 LYDIA TAFT HOUSE WORCESTER 53 >30 11 MOUNT CARMEL CARE CENTER BERKSHIRE 69 1-10 0 LYNN HOME FOR ELDERLY PERSONS ESSEX 37 1-10 0 MOUNT SAINT VINCENT CARE CENTER HAMPDEN 125 >30 13 LYNN SHORE REST HOME ESSEX 34 11-30 0 MT GREYLOCK EXTENDED CARE FACILITY BERKSHIRE 100 1-10 0 M I NURSING&RESTORATIVE CENTER ESSEX 250 >30 63 MT.IDA REST HOME INC. MIDDLESEX 18 1-10 0 MADONNA MANOR NURSING HOME BRISTOL 129 >30 25 MT.PLEASANT HOME SUFFOLK 60 1-10 0 MAPLES REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER NORFOLK 144 >30 16 NEMASKET HEALTHCARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 102 >30 16 MAPLEWOOD REHAB AND NURSING ESSEX 120 11-30 0 NEVILLE CENTER AT FRESH POND FOR NURSING&REHAB MIDDLESEX 112 >30 31 MARIAN MANOR SUFFOLK 355 >30 26 NEVINS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER ESSEX 153 >30 22 MARIAN MANOR OF TAUNTON BRISTOL 116 >30 6 NEW BEDFORD JEWISH CONVALESCENT HOME INC BRISTOL 80 1-10 0 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified-As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 51 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 Vu� LV_' COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (6/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** NEW ENGLAND HOMES FOR THE DEAF INC ESSEX 81 >30 5 PARKWAY HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER SUFFOLK 141 >30 13 NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC CARE MIDDLESEX 80 1-10 0 PARSONS HILL REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER 162 >30 7 NEW ENGLAND SINAI HOSPITAL TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT NORFOLK 42 11-30 1-4 PAVILION THE BARNSTABLE 82 11-30 0 NEWBRIDGE ON THE CHARLES SKILLED NURSING FACILITY NORFOLK 48 >30 1-4 PENACOOK PLACE INC ESSEX 160 >30 15 NEWBURYPORT SOCIETY-OF AGED MEN ESSEX 9 0 0 PENNY LANE WORCESTER 26 11-30 0 NEWFIELD HOUSE CONVALESCENT HOME PLYMOUTH 100 11-30 7 PETTEE HOUSE MIDDLESEX 24 0 0 NEWTON WELLESLEY CENTER FOR ALZHEIMER'S CARE NORFOLK 110 >30 21 PHILLIPS MANOR NURSING HOME ESSEX 29 11-30 8 NORTH ADAMS COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION BERKSHIRE 119 1-10 0 PILGRIM REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER ESSEX 152 >30 21 CENTE PINE KNOLL NURSING CENTER MIDDLESEX 81 >30 18 NORTH END REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER SUFFOLK 100 11-30 12 PLEASANT ACRES REST HOME LLC WORCESTER 14 0 0 NORTHWOOD REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 123 >30 36 PLEASANT BAY OF BREWSTER REHAB CENTER BARNSTABLE 135 >30 19 NORWOOD HEALTHCARE NORFOLK 170 >30 31 PLEASANT STREET REST HOME INC. BRISTOL 60 11-30 1-4 NOTRE DAME LONG TERM CARE CENTER WORCESTER 123 >30 34 PLYMOUTH HARBORSIDE HEALTHCARE PLYMOUTH 101 >30 17 OAK KNOLL HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 123 >30 24 PLYMOUTH REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 186 1-10 0 OAKDALE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 92 1-10 0 POET'S SEAT HEALTH CARE CENTER FRANKLIN 63 >30 19 OAKHILL HEALTHCARE PLYMOUTH 123 >30 7 POND HOME NORFOLK 43 11-30 0 OAKS THE BRISTOL 122 >30 1-4 POPE NURSING HOME NORFOLK 49 >30 20 OASIS AT DODGE PARK WORCESTER 82 1-10 0 PORT HEALTHCARE CENTER ESSEX 123 >30 9 ODD FELLOWS HOME OF MASSACHUSETTS WORCESTER 100 >30 17 PRESCOTT HOUSE ESSEX 126 >30 6 OOSTERMAN'S MELROSE REST HOME INC MIDDLESEX 25 0 0 PRESENTATION REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 122 >30 25 OUR ISLAND HOME NANTUCKET 45 0 0 QUABBIN VALLEY HEALTHCARE WORCESTER 142 >30 1-4 OUR LADYS HAVEN OF FAIRHAVEN INC BRISTOL 117 >30 26 QUABOAG REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE FACILITY WORCESTER 166 >30 0 OVERLOOK MASONIC HEALTH CENTER WORCESTER 181 >30 11 QUEEN ANNE NURSING HOME INC PLYMOUTH 106 >30 24 OXFORD REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER THE ESSEX 120 >30 8 QUINCY HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER LLC NORFOLK 126 >30 42 PALM SKILLED NRSING CR&CTR FOR REHAB EXCELLENCE MIDDLESEX 124 >30 31 RECUPERATIVE SERVICES UNIT-HEBREW REHAB CENTER SUFFOLK 50 >30 0 PALMER HEALTHCARE CENTER HAMPDEN 61 1-10 0 REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER AT EVERETT(THE) MIDDLESEX 183 >30 18 PARK AVENUE HEALTH CENTER MIDDLESEX 89 >30 17 RENAISSANCE MANOR ON CABOT HAMPDEN 61 >30 1-4 PARK PLACE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 53 >30 7 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 52 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 3� V< COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (7/9) Cumulative data collected as of12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** RESERVOIR CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION THE MIDDLESEX 144 >30 17 SEACOAST NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER INC ESSEX 142 1-10 0 REVOLUTION CHARLWELL NORFOLK 124 >30 22 SERENITY HILL NURSING CENTER NORFOLK 44 >30 1-4 REVOLUTION KIMWELL BRISTOL 124 >30 12 SERENITY REST HOME LLC a PLYMOUTH 24 1-10 0 RIVER TERRACE REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR WORCESTER 82 >30 22 SETH MANN 2ND HME FOR AGED/INFI WOM NORFOLK 5 0 0 RIVER VALLEY REST HOME HAMPSHIRE 25 11-30 0 SEVEN HILLS PEDIATRIC CENTER MIDDLESEX 83 11-30 0 RIVERBEND OF SOUTH NATICK MIDDLESEX 55 1-10 1-4 SHERRILL HOUSE SUFFOLK 196 >30 32 RIVERCREST LONG TERM CARE MIDDLESEX 42 11-30 12 SHREWSBURY NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER WORCESTER 99 >30 20 ROCKRIDGE AT LAUREL PARK HAMPSHIRE 61 0 0 SIPPICAN HEALTHCARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 123 >30 17 ROSEWOOD MANOR REST HOME BARNSTABLE 33 1-10 0 SKILLED NURSING FACILITY AT NORTH HILL(THE) NORFOLK 72 >30 10 ROYAL AT WAYLAND REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER MIDDLESEX 40 >30 11 SOMERSET RIDGE CENTER BRISTOL 135 >30 14 ROYAL BRAINTREE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER NORFOLK 204 >30 33 SOPHIA SNOW HOUSE SUFFOLK 36 0 0 __ ROYAL CAPE COD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BARNSTABLE 99 >30 20 SOUTH COVE MANOR NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER NORFOLK 141 11-30 0 ROYAL MEADOW VIEW CENTER MIDDLESEX 113 >30 13 SOUTH DENNIS HEALTHCARE BARNSTABLE 128 >30 11 ROYAL MEGANSETT NURSING&REHABILITATION BARNSTABLE 90 11-30 0 SOUTHBRIDGE REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER 144 >30 12 ROYAL NORWELL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER LLC PLYMOUTH 86 >30 17 SOUTHEAST HEALTH CARE CENTER BRISTOL 171 >30 22 ROYAL NURSING CENTER LLC BARNSTABLE 121 >30 17 SOUTHPOINTE REHAB CENTER BRISTOL 152 >30 23 ROYAL OF COTUIT BARNSTABLE 120 1-10 0 SOUTHSHORE HEALTH CARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 96 >30 15 ROYAL OF FAIRHAVEN NURSING CENTER BRISTOL 107 >30 10 SOUTHWOOD AT NORWELL NURSING CTR PLYMOUTH 142 >30 24 ROYAL WOOD MILL CENTER ESSEX 94 >30 18 SPAULDING NURSING&THERAPY CENTER-BRIGHTON SUFFOLK 123 >30 1-4 SACHEM CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION PLYMOUTH 111 >30 20 SPRINGSIDE REHABILITATION AND SKILLED CARE CENTER BERKSHIRE 115 1-10 0 SACRED HEART NURSING HOME BRISTOL 217 >30 24 ST CAMILLUS HEALTH CENTER WORCESTER 123 >30 22 SALEM REHAB CENTER ESSEX 123 >30 23 ST FRANCIS REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WORCESTER 137 >30 29 SANCTA MARIA NURSING FACILITY MIDDLESEX 141 >30 19 ST JOSEPH MANOR HEALTH CARE INC PLYMOUTH 118 >30 32 SARAH BRAYTON NURSING CARE CTR BRISTOL 183 >30 24 ST JOSEPH REHAB&NURSING CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 123 >30 27 SAUGUS REHAB AND NURSING ESSEX 80 >30 6 ST LUKE'S HOME HAMPDEN 89 >30 1-4 SAVOY NURSING&REHAB CTR BRISTOL 39 >30 1-4 ST MARY HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER 172 >30 38 SEA VIEW CONVALESCENT AND NURSING HOME ESSEX 62 >30 1-4 ST PATRICK'S MANOR MIDDLESEX 333 >30 53 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes, rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reportinq System. 53 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (8/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 FacilityP County Total Number COVID- Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 licensed of 19 beds Deaths** beds Cases* Deaths** STERLING VILLAGE WORCESTER 143 >30 13 WATERVIEW LODGE LLC REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 103 >30 12 STONE REHABILITATION AND SENIOR LIVING MIDDLESEX 82 >30 15 WEBSTER MANOR REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER 135 >30 14 STONEHEDGE HEALTH CARE CENTER SUFFOLK 79 >30 10 WEBSTER PARK REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 110 >30 15 SUDBURY PINES EXTENDED CARE MIDDLESEX 92 >30 13 WEDGEMERE HEALTHCARE BRISTOL 94 >30 9 SUNNY ACRES NURSING HOME MIDDLESEX 93 >30 24 WEST NEWTON HEALTHCARE MIDDLESEX 123 30 13 SUTTON HILL CENTER ESSEX 142 >30 15 WEST REVERE HEALTH CENTER SUFFOLK 119 >30 12 SWEET BROOK OF WILLIAMSTOWN REHABILITATION&N BERKSHIRE 146 0 0 WEST ROXBURY HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER SUFFOLK 76 >30 9 ......................... CTR*** WEST SIDE HOUSE LTC FACILITY WORCESTER 91 >30 10 TERRACES ORLEANS(THE) BARNSTABLE 50 0 0 WESTBOROUGH HEALTHCARE WORCESTER 117 >30 23 THE LELAND HOME MIDDLESEX 40 1-10 0 WESTFIELD CENTER HAMPDEN 98 1-10 0 THOMAS UPHAM HOUSE NORFOLK 42 1-10 0 WESTFIELD GARDENS NURSING AND REHAB HAMPDEN 80 >30 12 TIMBERLYN HEIGHTS NURSING AND REHABILITATION BERKSHIRE 71 1-10 0 WESTFORD HOUSE MIDDLESEX 123 >30 6 TIMOTHY DANIELS HOUSE MIDDLESEX 40 11-30 1-4 WESTVIEW REST HOME PLYMOUTH 20 1-10 0 TOWN AND COUNTRY HEALTH CARE CENTER MIDDLESEX 80 >30 11 WHITTIER BRADFORD TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT ESSEX 20 1-10 0 TREMONT HEALTH CARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 104 >30 15 WHITTIER WESTBOROUGH TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT WORCESTER 19 1-10 0 TWIN OAKS REHAB AND NURSING ESSEX 101 >30 11 WILLIAMSTOWN COMMONS NURSING&REHAB BERKSHIRE 180 >30 24 VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF HAMPDEN HAMPDEN 100 >30 17 WILLIMANSETT CENTER EAST HAMPDEN 8S 1-10 0 VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF SOUTH HADLEY HAMPSHIRE 132 >30 27 WILLIMANSETT CENTER WEST HAMPDEN 103 >30 5 VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF WILBRAHAM HAMPDEN 135 >30 22 WILLOW MANOR MIDDLESEX 90 >30 9 VICTORIA HAVEN NURSING FACILITY NORFOLK 31 1-10 0 WILLOWBROOK MANOR REST HOME NORFOLK 36 0 0 VILLAGE REST HOME BRISTOL 14 1-10 1-4 WILLOWS AT WORCESTER(THE) WORCESTER 28 1-10 0 VILLAGE REST HOME WORCESTER 25 1-10 0 WINCHESTER NURSING CENTER INC MIDDLESEX 121 >30 1-4 VILLAGE REST HOME II OF BROCKTON PLYMOUTH 16 0 0 WINDEMERE NURSING&REHAB CTR ON MARTHAS VINEYARD DUKES 106 0 0 WACHUSETT MANOR WORCESTER 96 >30 9 WINDSOR NURSING&RETIREMENT HOME BARNSTABLE 120 11-30 1-4 WAKEFIELD CENTER MIDDLESEX 149 >30 17 WINGATE AT CHESTNUT HILL NORFOLK 135 >30 13 WALPOLE HEALTHCARE NORFOLK 90 >30 11 WINGATE AT HARWICH BARNSTABLE 135 >30 21 WAREHAM HEALTHCARE PLYMOUTH 175 1-10 0 WINGATE AT HAVERHILL ESSEX 146 >30 23 WATERTOWN HEALTH CENTER MIDDLESEX 163 >30 21 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.—Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities;reported COVID-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System. 54 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 COVID Cases and Facility-Reported Deaths in Long Term Care Facilities (9/9) Cumulative data collected as of 12/15/2020 Facility County Total Number COVID- licensed of Cases* 19 beds Deaths** WINGATE AT NEEDHAM NORFOLK 142 >30 23 WINGATE AT NORTON BRISTOL 106 >30 5 WINGATE AT SHARON NORFOLK 66 >30 9 WINGATE AT SILVER LAKE PLYMOUTH 164 >30 18 WINGATE AT WESTON*** MIDDLESEX 160 >30 22 WINTER HILL REST HOME WORCESTER 15 0 0 WOBURN NURSING CENTER INC MIDDLESEX 140 >30 21 WORCESTER HEALTH CENTER WORCESTER 160 >30 9 WORCESTER REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER 160 >30 12 *Staff and residents;**Cumulative COVID-19 deaths—includes residents only.***Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning.PLEASE NOTE:This list includes nursing homes,rest homes,and skilled nursing facilities,reported COAD-19 cases to date represent both staff and residents.The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this list may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.As of May 25th 344 nursing homes reported that at least 90%of staff and 90%of residents had been tested.ALSO:Data on deaths is self-reported by each facility.In accordance with long-term care regulations,nursing homes and rest homes must report deaths due to any cause in any resident,either confirmed COVID-19 positive,or suspected to have COVID-19,even if the individual was never tested.When the number of deaths is between 1-4 residents,the number is suppressed and reported as 1-4,to protect possible resident identification.The Department of Public Health performs routine data quality reviews of the data it receives.This includes removing duplicate results and updating counts if needed.Also,occasional negative tests from nursing home residents result after being reported first as presumptive and are removed.As a result of this,the total of self-reported deaths may decrease to ensure accuracy.Sources:MAVEN for confirmed cases;Individual facilities reported resident deaths to DPH Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality's Health Care Facility Reporting System 55 VV v: Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard Aqf Long-Term Care Staff Surveillance Testing • On June 30, the Commonwealth issued an evidence-based surveillance testing policy for long-term care facilities to further support the safe care of vulnerable residents in these settings. This testing policy has been updated to align with federal policy and as more is learned about COVID-19 • Nursing facilities and rest homes are required to comply with the surveillance testing regimen, and may be subject to financial sanctions for non-compliance • Nursing facilities and rest homes were required to perform baseline testing of at least 90% of staff by July 19 • Facilities are required to conduct surveillance testing of all staff on a weekly basis • This report includes information on the percentage of staff tested at each facility from the latest complete testing period, and whether a facility was in compliance with state requirements • The state is supporting surveillance testing costs for nursing facilities and rest homes Total facilities required to submit testing data 427 In Compliance (Total facilities attesting to achieving testing threshold) 407 Testing Results Not in Compliance (Total facilities not achieving testing threshold) 9 (Through 12/10) Not in Compliance Incomplete Reporting (Total facilities that did not submit complete testing data) 11 56 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing I Compliance ABERJONA NURSING CENTER,INC. WINCHESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ACADEMY MANOR ANDOVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ADVINIA CARE AT PROVINCETOWN PROVINCETOWN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance ADVOCATE HEALTHCARE OF EAST BOSTON BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance AGAWAM HEALTHCARE AGAWAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance ALDEN COURT NURSING CARE&REHAB CTR FAIRHAVEN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ABBOTT LYNN Nursing Facility 12/03-12110 100% in Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BALDWINVILLE TEMPLETON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance -------—------ ---------- ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BRAINTREE BRAINTR Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT DEVEREUX MARBLEHEAD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARIE ESTHER MARLBOROUGH Nursing Facility andRest Home 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARINA BAY QUINCY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance .......... ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ROSEWOOD PEABODY Nursing Facility 12/03-1112/10 100% In Compliance ALLIANCE HEALTH AT WEST ACRES BROCKTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Not In Compliance ANN'S REST HOME DORCHESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) APPLE VALLEY CENTER- AYER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance APPLEWOOD A HOME FOR ELDERS ATHOL Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ARMENIAN-NURSING&REHAB.CTR. -BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance ATTLEBORO HEALTHCARE ATTLEBORO Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100%---- In Compliance BAKER KATZ SKILLED NURSING&REHAB CTR HAVERHILL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BAYPATH AT DUXBURY NURSING&REHAB DUXBURY Nursing Facility 1 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BAYPOINTE REHAB CENTER i BROCKTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BEAR HILL HEALTHCARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER i STONEHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance BEAR MOUNTAIN AT ANDOVER --t-ANDOVER sing Facility t12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BEAR MOUNTAIN AT READING ---- — I -- Nursing I -- ------- BEAR ----7----------------- READING Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with VassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 57 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing — — Compliance BEAR MOUNTAIN AT SUDBURY SUDBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% it In Compliance BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WEST SPRINGFIELD WEST SPRINGFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WORCESTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance I BEAUMONT AT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BEAUMONT REHAB&SKD NATICK NATICK Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BEAUMONT REHAB&SKD NORTHBOROUGH NORTHBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% ( In Compliance - -- - _ —— -- ----- -- -- ---- BEAUMONT REHAB&SKD NORTHBRIDGE NORTHBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% in Compliance - -- ---------- -- --- - -- BEAUMONT REHAB&SKD WESTBOROUGH WESTBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance BEAVEN KELLY HOME HOLYOKE Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BELMONT MANOR NURSING HOME BELMONT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BELVIDERE HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91% In Compliance BENJAMIN HEALTHCARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BERKELEY RETIREMENT HOME LAWRENCE Nursing Facility and Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BERKSHIRE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER SANDISFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BETHANY SKILLED NURSING FACILITY FRAMINGHAM Nursing Facility and 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance 1-- — Rest Home BLAIRE HOUSE LTCF MILFORD MILFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BLAIRE HOUSE LTCF TEWKSBURY TEWKSBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance BLAIRE HOUSE LTCF WORCESTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance BLUE HILLS HEALTH&REHAB STOUGHTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BLUEBERRY HILL REHAB&HEALTHCARE CTR BEVERLY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance BOSTON HOME BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance BOSTONIAN NURSING CARE&REHABILITATION CTR,THE BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BOURNE MANOR EXT CARE FACILITY BOURNE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance BRAINTREE MANOR HEALTHCARE BRAINTREE —�_' Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% In Compliance BRANDON WOODS OF DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BRANDON WOODS OF NEW BEDFORD i NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (•)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 58 z�rLong Term Care Facility Staff Testing w Current Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Compliance BRENTWOOD REHAB&HEALTHCARE CTR DANVERS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance BRIARWOOD REHAB&HEALTHCARE CTR NEEDHAM Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100%; In Compliance ----- --- ---- -- �— ------� BRIDGEWATER NURSING HOME BRIDGEWATER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance BRIGHAM HEALTH&REHAB CENTER LLC NEWBURYPORT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance BRIGHTON HOUSE REHAB&NURSING CTR BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% j In Compliance BROCKTON HEALTH CENTER BROCKTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97/0 In Compliance BROOK HAVEN ASSISTED CARE,INC. WEST BROOKFIELD Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% 1 In Compliance -- --------- --- — -------- -- - --- _ -----— BROOKSIDE REHAB&HEALTHCARE CENTER j WEBSTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 85% Not In Compliance BRUSH HILL CARE CENTER MILTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% In Compliance BUCKLEY-GREEN FIELD HEALTHCARE CTR GREENFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% 1 In Compliance Not in Compliance BURGOYNE REST HOME BOSTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete —i - ——- - Reporting) CALDWELL HOME-EXTENDED CARE FITCHBURG Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CAMBRIDGE REHAB&NURSING CTR I CAMBRIDGE � Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% I In Compliance Nursing Facility and CAMPION HEALTH&WELLNESS,INC WESTON 12/03-12/10 95% : In Compliance' Rest Home CAPE HERITAGE REHAB&HLTH CARE CTR SANDWICH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance CAPE REGENCY REHAB&HLTH CARE CTR I BARNSTABLE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CAPE WINDS REST HOME OF SANDWICH SANDWICH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Not In Compliance CAPE WINDS RH OF HYANNIS BARNSTABLE Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) CARDIGAN NURSING&REHABILITATION CTR SCITUATE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT BROOKLINE BROOKLINE Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT CONCORD CONCORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance CARE ONE AT ESSEX PARK BEVERLY Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT HOLYOKE HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT LEXINGTON i LEXINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 59 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name -' City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance CARE ONE AT LOWELL LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 99% In Compliance CARE ONE AT MILLBURY MILLBURY Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 _ 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance CARE ONE AT NEWTON NEWTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT PEABODY PEABODY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ----- -------- -- - -- --- - - --- --- --------- — - -- CARE ONE AT RANDOLPH RANDOLPH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - ----- _. - -- _ ------. �.--.^_..--- -- - -- ---._ ---- CARE ONE AT REDSTONE EAST LONGMEADOW Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT WEYMOUTH W EYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARE ONE AT WILMINGTON WILMINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARLETON-WILLARD VILLAGE RETIREMENT&NURSING Nursing Facility and o CTR BEDFORD Rest Home 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance ----- ---- ----- - - - - - - - CARLYLE HOUSE FRAMINGHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CARVALHO GROVE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CASA DE RAMANA REHABILITATION CENTER FRAMINGHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HOME FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - - ---, ......._....-- ...- - CEDAR VIEW REHAB&HEALTHCARE CTR METHUEN Nursing Facility 12/03--12/10 100% In Compliance CEDARWOOD GARDENS I FRANKLIN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance -- — CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE AT AMHERST i AMHERST Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - - . _-- CHAPIN CENTER 1 SPRINGFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance -..----- ---.._—. _.. CHARLENE MANOR EXT.CARE FAC GREENFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CHARLTON MANOR RH,INC. CHARLTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CHESTNUT HILL OF EAST LONGMEADOW EAST LONGMEADOW j Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CHESTNUT WOODS REHAB&HEALTHCARE CTR SAUGUS Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance -- - --- /10 - - ---- j CHETWYNDE HEALTHCARE NEWTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CHICOPEE REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER CHICOPEE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 60 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing i _ Compliance Not In Compliance CHILTON HOUSE REST HOME PLYMOUTH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete -_-- -- Reporting) CHRISTOPHER HOUSE OF WORCESTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 98% In Compliance CLIFTON REHABILITATIVE NURG.CTR SOMERSET Nursing Facility � 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance COLEMAN HOUSE NORTHBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance COLONY CENTER HEALTH&REHAB ABINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03--12/10 100% In Compliance y —�/ 12/10 -- -- a p CONTINUING CARE II AT BROOKSBY VILLAGE ± PEABODY - Nursing Facility12 03-12/10 — 100% In Compliance COPLEY AT STOUGHTON NURG.CARE CTR STOUGHTON NursingFacility 12 03-12 10 93/o In Compliance COUNTRY CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHAB NEWBURYPORT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance COUNTRY GARDENS HEALTH&REHAB CENTER SWANSEA Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance - — — — -- COUNTRYSIDE HEALTH CARE OF MILFORD MILFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance COURTYARD NURSING CARE CENTER MEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CRANEVILLE PLACE AT DALTON DALTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance CRESCENT MANOR REST HOME GRAFTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CUSHING MANOR COMM SUPP.FAC.,INC. �B`OSTON Rest Home 1 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance . - -. _ D'YOUVILLE SENIOR CARE —_ _ _-- _-_ 12/03-12/10 92% I in Compliance DAGGETT-CRAN AL Nursing L NEWCOMB HOME T — — ORTON Rest LOWELL Facility Home 12/03 12/10 100% — In Compliance DALTON REST HOME WORCESTER Rest Home 112/03-12/10 100% In Compliance — ----- --- --- '— _ _ ---III DARTMOUTH MANOR REST HOME DARTMOUTH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance DAUGHTERS OF ST.PAUL RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY ; 1AMAICA PLAIN Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance DAVENPORT MEMORIAL HOME MALDEN Rest Home 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance DAY BROOK VILLAGE SENIOR LIVING HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance _. — ----- — — - ----- -— --___._J DEDHAM HEALTHCARE DEDHAM Nursing Facility 1 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance DEN-MAR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER ROCKPORT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance DEXTER HOUSE HEALTHCARE MALDEN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91% In Compliance DODGE PARK REST HOME WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance DONNA KAY REST HOME WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance �J Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (')Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 61 boLong Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town—Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance DWYER HOME — — _� WEYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance - ------..- ..... EAST LONGMEADOW SKILLED NURSING CENTER EAST LONGMEADOW Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance -_--_ EASTPOINTE REHAB CENTER CHELSEA Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ELAINE CENTER AT HADLEY _ HADLEY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 89% Not In Compliance ELIOT CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION NATICK Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ELIZABETH CATHERINE REST HOME WEYMOUTH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ELIZABETH SETON WELLESLEY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance —�_— Not In Compliance ELLEN RICE REST HOME SPRINGFIELD Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) j,ELLIS NURSING HOME(THE) NORWCOD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance 4 FAIRHAVEN HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FAIRMOUNT REST HOME HYDE PARK Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FAIRVIEW COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER GREAT BARRINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance — -- — -- — - - ------- FALL RIVER HEALTHCARE FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FALL RIVER JEWISH HOME,INC FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance FARREN CARE CENTER MONTAGUE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FITCH HOME,INC.(THE) MELROSE Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FITCHBURG HEALTHCARE FITCHBURG Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91% In Compliance FITCHBURG REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER FITCHBURG Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FOREMOST AT SHARON i SHARON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance FULLER HOUSE OF STONEHAM REST HOME STONEHAM Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance GARDEN PLACE HEALTHCARE ATTLEBORO Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance GARDNER REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER GARDNER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance GERMAN CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE �+BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance GLEN RIDGE NURSING CARE CENTER i MEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance GLOUCESTER HEALTHCARE GLOUCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. ( )Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 62 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance GOVERNORS CENTER WESTFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance GREENWOOD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER WAKEFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance GUARDIAN CENTER(THE) BROCKTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12110 92% In Compliance HALCYON HOUSE METHUEN Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliant HALE-BARNARD CORPORATION BOSTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HANCOCK PARK REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER QUINCY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance Nursing Facility and ° HANNAH B G SHAW HOME FOR THE AGED MIDDLEBOROUGH 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Rest Home HANNAH DUSTON HEALTHCARE CENTER HAVERHILL }} Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance HARBOR HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER HINGHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance HATHAWAY MANOR EXTENDED CARE NEW BEDFORD 4 Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance HATHORNE HILL DANVERS -- Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100°% In Compliance HAVENWOOD REST HOME NEW BEDFORD 1 Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HEATHWOOD HEALTHCARE NEWTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HELLENIC NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER CANTON Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance HERITAGE HALL EAST i AGAWAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HERITAGE HALL NORTH AGAWAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Com liance HERITAGE HALL SOUTH J AGAWAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance HERITAGE HALL WEST AGAWAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance -- — --- - -- -- -- -.._ —.. _ HERMITAGE HEALTHCARE(THE) WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 96% In Compliance HIGHLANDS,THE FITCHBURG Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HIGHVIEW OF NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HILLCREST COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION PITTSFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance CENTER HILLSIDE REST HOME AMESBURY Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HOLDEN REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER HOLDEN Nursing Facilit� 12/03--12/1O 100% In Compliance -—---- ---- HOLY TRINITY EASTERN ORTHODOX N&R CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance HOLYOKE HEALTHCARE'CENTER i HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 88% Not In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (")Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 63 v�� ,vv Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing :, `Y Current Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Compliance HOMEFORAGED WOMEN-BROOKHOUSE SALEM Rest-Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance _ - --- - HOMESTEAD HALL WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance HUNT NURSING&REHAB CENTER DANVERS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 83% Not In Compliance IVY HILL COURT,INC HAVERHILL Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance I JEFFREY&SUSAN BRUDNICK CENTER FOR LIVING PEABODY Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 99% ICompliance J JESMOND NURSING HOME NAHANT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance JEWISH HEALTHCARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance JML CARE CENTER INC _ FALMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance JOHN ADAMS HEALTHCARE CENTER QUINCY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance JOHN SCOTT HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BRAINTREE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance -—-- -—--- - -- ._ ------ ---- - -- JULIAN 1 LEVITT FAMILY NURSING HOME LONGMEADOW Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance KATZMAN FAMILY CENTER FOR LIVING CHELSEA Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance KEYSTONE CENTER LEOMINSTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance KIMBALL FARMS NURSING CARE CENTER LENOX Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance --- -- � KNOLLWOOD NURSING CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% In Compliance LABELLE'S REST HOME SHELBURNE Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance _ - - - -I ---- -- -- LAFAYETTE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING FACILITY MARBLEHEAD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LAKEVIEW HOUSE SKLD NRSG AND RESIDENTIAL CARE FAC HAVERHILL Nursing Facility and Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance -� LANESSA EXTENDED CARE WEISTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LATHROP HOME NORTHAMPTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ---—------ -- -- o ---- LAUREL RIDGE REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LEDGEWOOD REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER BEVERLY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - - ---- - - -- -- ------ LEE HEALTHCARE LEE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91% In Compliance Not In Compliance LELAND HOME WALTHAM Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) - -- _- - ---- ---- ------ ------- - — -- LEONARD FLORENCE CENTER FOR LIVING CHELSEA Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 64 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Current Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type 1 Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Compliance LIBERTY COMMONS ------- CHATHAM,---- Nursing Facility--- 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF ACTON ACTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12110 100% In Compliance ......................... LIFE CARE CENTER OF ATTLEBORO ATTLEBORO Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance - ---- ------ LIFE CARE CENTER OF AUBURN AUBURN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER I Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF MERRIMACK VALLEY BILLERICA Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OFNASHOBA VALLEY LITTLETON Nursing Facility 12/03-12h0 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF-PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF RAYNHAM- RAYNHAM __--Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF STONEHAM STONEHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - ---—---—--- LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE NORTH SHORE LYNN Nursing Facility 12/03-12110 64% Not In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE SOUTH SHORE SCITUATE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF WEST BRIDGEWATER WEST BRIDGEWATER --Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance LIFE CARE CENTER OF WILBRAHAM WILBRAHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12110 100% In Compliance LIGHTHOUSE NURSING CARE CENTER REVERE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LINCOLN HILL MANOR SPENCER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 In Compliance LINDA MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY NORTHAMPTION Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance LINDEN PONDS HINGHAM Nursing Facility and Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LONGMEADOW OF TAUNTON TAUNTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LOOMIS LAKESIDE AT REEDS LANDING SPRINGFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LUTHERAN REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility and 12/03-12110 97% In Compliance Rest Home LYDIA TAFT HOUSE UXBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance LYNN HOME FOR ELDERLY PERSONS LYNN Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Not In Compliance LYNN SHORE REST HOME LYNN Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (incomplete --------------------- -—------------------- Reporting) M I NURSING&RESTORATIVE CENTER LAWRENCE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth ,Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 65 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing --- — -— - Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance MADONNA MANOR NURSING HOME NORTH ATTLEBORO Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance MAPLES REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WRENTHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance MAPLEWOOD REHAB AND NURSING j AMESBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance MARIAN MANOR BOSTON Nursing Facility and 100 12/03-12/10 % Rest Home / / In Compliance MARIAN MANOR OF TAUNTON TAUNTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance MARILLAC RESIDENCE WELLESLEY Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance — - -- - - — MARISTHILL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER WALTHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance MARLBOROUGH HILLS REHABILITATION&HLTH CARE CTR MARLBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance MARYANN MORSE NURSING&REHABILITATION NATICK Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance - --- .._ _...-.-. .-- -- -- I MARY'S MEADOW AT PROVIDENCE PLACE ' HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91/0 In Compliance -- an MASCONOMET HEALTHCARE CENTER TOPSFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance MATTAPAN HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance MAYFLOWER PLACE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER YARMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance _ 1 MEADOW GREEN NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER WALTHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance MEADOWS OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS(THE) LEICESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance j MEDFORD REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER j MEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% In Compliance MEDWAY REHABILITATION COUNTRY MANOR SKILLED NURSING& I MEDWAY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance MELROSE HEALTHCARE MELROSE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% in Compliance MERRIMACK VALLEY HEALTH CENTER ' AMESBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - -.- ------- _-. -- MILFORD CENTER MILFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance MILLPOND REST HOME �ASHLAND Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance I MONT MARIE REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER �HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-1 2/10 100% In Compliance MOUNT CARMEL CARE CENTER LENOX --Nursing Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance -- _ _ MOUNT IDA REST HOME ; NEWTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance MOUNT SAINT VINCENT CARE CENTER HOLYOKE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance MT GREYLOCK EXTENDED CARE FACILITY PITTSFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 66 3v V� Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Ci Current Staff Testing Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Compliance MT.PLEASANT HOME BOSTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance NEMASKET HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLEBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NEVILLE CENTER AT FRESH POND FOR NURSING&REHAB CAMBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NEVINS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER I METHUEN Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 98% In Compliance -- --- - - — -—_ - - NEW BEDFORD 1EWISH CONVALESCENT HOME,INC NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Nursing Facility and NEW ENGLAND HOMES FOR THE DEAF,INC DANVERS 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance ° — Rest Home NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC CARE BILLERICA Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance NEWBURYPORTSOCIETY-OF AGED MEN NEWBURYPORT Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NEWTON WELLESLEY CENTER FOR ALZHEIMER'S CARE WELLESLEY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NORTH ADAMS COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER NORTH ADAMS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NORTH END REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance NORTHWOOD REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance NORWOOD HEALTHCARE NORWOOD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance NOTRE DAME LONG TERM CARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94°% In Compliance OAK KNOLL HEALTHCARE CENTER FRAMINGHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance OAKDALE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER WEST BOYLSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance OAKHILL HEALTHCARE MIDDLEBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% i In Compliance OAKS,THE i NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance OASIS AT DODGE PARK _ WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance _ —.- --- -------- . ODD FELLOWS HOME OF MASSACHUSETT_S WORCESTER _ _ Nursing Facility _12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Not In Compliance OOSTERMAN'S MELROSE REST HOME,INC MELROSE ! Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) OUR ISLAND HOME _ NANTUCKET Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 96°% In Compliance OUR LADYS HAVEN OF FAIRHAVEN INC FAIRHAVEN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 94% In Compliance Nursing Facility and OVERLOOK MASONIC HEALTH CENTER CHARLTON 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance Rest Home ------------------- ------------------------ 1 - -_---_-. Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (")Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 67 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested 1 Current Staff Testing Compliance OXFORD REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER,THE HAVERHILL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PALM SKILLED NRSING CR&CTR FOR REHAB EXCELLENCE CHELMSFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance PALMER HEALTHCARE CENTER PALMER Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 91% In Compliance — — — PARK AVENUE HEALTH CENTER i ARLINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PARK PLACE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance — -- PARKWAYHEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% In Compliance PARSONS HILL REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PAVILION,THE BARNSTABLE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PENACOOK PLACE,INC HAVERHILL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PENNY LANE FITCHBURG Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PETTEE HOUSE NEWTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance PHILLIPS MANOR NURSING HOME LYNN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PILGRIM REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER PEABODY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance _. ..... - - - ---- PINE KNOLL NURSING CENTER LEXINGTON Nursing Facility — 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PLEASANT ACRES REST HOME LLC WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance PLEASANT BAY OF BREWSTER REHAB CENTER BREWSTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ——— —------------ _ Not In Compliance PLEASANT STREET REST HOME ATTLEBORO Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete — -- — Reporting) — PLYMOUTH HARBORSIDE HEALTHCARE PLYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% ( in Compliance PLYMOUTH REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER PLYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% j In Compliance POET'S SEAT GREENFIELNursing Facility and _ / 1 -- o 10 100% In Compliance POND HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WRENTHAM Rest Home Nursing Facility 12 03-12 10 100% In Compliance __ .. POPE NURSING HOME WEYMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance PORT HEALTHCARE CENTER NEWBURYPORT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ----- -- — — -- PRESCOTT HOUSE NORTH ANDOVER Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 95/o In Compliance o , PRESENTATION REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 92% 1 In Compliance —j Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 68 Dvll Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name 1 City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance_ - ---- -- --_--- - — Not In Compliance PROVIDENCE HOUSE KINGSTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) _ QUABBIN VALLEY HEALTHCARE ATHOL f Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance QUABOAG REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE FACILITY WEST BROOKFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance QUEEN ANNE NURSING HOME,INC HINGHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance QUINCY HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER LLC QUINCY j Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER AT EVERETT THE EVERETT Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance --— —.- — r --- — — RESERVOIR CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION,THE MARLBOROUGH ! Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance REVOLUTION CHARLWELL NORWOOD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance REVOLUTION KIMWELL FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance RIVER TERRACE REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR LANCASTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance --— — - RIVER VALLEY REST HOME `-T -T— NORTHAMPTON . Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance RIVERBEND OF SOUTH NATICK NATICK Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance � o RIVERCREST LONG TERM CARE CONCORD Nursing Facility and 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Rest Home ROCKRIDGE/LAUREL PARK NORTHAMPTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROSEWOOD MANOR REST HOME HARWICH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL AT WAYLAND REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER I WAYLAND Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL BRAINTREE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER BRAINTREE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL CAPE COD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BOURNE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL MEADOW VIEW CENTER NORTH READING Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL MEGANSETT NURSING&REHABILITATION FALMOUTH Nursing Facility and 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance { Rest Home _ ROYAL NORWELL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER LLC NORWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL NURSING CENTER LLC FALMOUTH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ROYAL OF COTUIT MASHPEE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 69 1 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing Compliance _ ROYAL OF FAIRHAVEN NURSING CENTER i FAIRHAVEN Nursing Facility and 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Rest Home -------- ROYAL WOOD MILL CENTER LAWRENCE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SACHEM CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION—------- .. EAST BRIDGEWATER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance —- — ----- SACRED HEART NURSING HOME NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% In Compliance SAINT LUKE'S HOME SPRINGFIELD Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SALEM REHAB CENTER li SALEM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SANCTA MARIA NURSING FACILITY CAMBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance SARAH BRAYTON NURSING CARE CTR I FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance SAUGUS REHAB AND NURSING SAUGUS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SAVOY NURSING&REHAB CTR NEW BEDFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SEA VIEW CONVALESCENT AND NURSING HOME ROWLEY Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance SEACOAST NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER INC GLOUCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SERENITY HILL NURSING CENTER WRENTHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SERENITY REST HOME,LLC MIDDLEBOROUGH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Not In Compliance SETH MANN 2ND HME FOR AGED/INFI WOM RANDOLPH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 0% (Incomplete Reporting) SEVEN HILLS PEDIATRIC CENTER GROTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 In Compliance SHERRILL HOUSE BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SHREWSBURY NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER SHREWSBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 91% In Compliance SIPPICAN HEALTHCARE CENTER MARION Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SIXTEEN ACRES HEALTHCARE CENTER SPRINGFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - - - -- - SKILLED NURSING FACILITY AT NORTH HILL(THE) NEEDHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOMERSET RIDGE CENTER SOMERSET I Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 99% . In Compliance SOPHIA SNOW HOUSE,INC. ; BOSTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOUTH COVE MANOR NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER QUINCY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliar rice -- -- j SOUTH DENNIS HEALTHCARE DENNIS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% j In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (")Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 70 vla6,vr Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Current Staff Testing ' Compliance SOUTHBRIDGE REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER SOUTHBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOUTHEAST HEALTH CARE CENTER EASTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOUTHPOINTE REHAB CENTER FALL RIVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOUTHSHORE HEALTH CARE CENTER ROCKLAND Nursing Facility f 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SOUTHWOOD AT NORWELL NURSING CTR NORWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SPAULDING NURSING&THERAPY CENTER-BRIGHTON BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 95% In Compliance SPRINGSIDE REHABILITATION AND SKILLED CARE CENTER PITTSFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance ST CAMILLUS HEALTH CENTER NORTHBRIDGE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance --- ----- —--- -ST FRANCIS REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance ST JOSEPH MANOR HEALTH CARE INC BROCKTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ST JOSEPH REHAB&NURSING CARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance - — — _ — _ —......-_.... -----._ �._._.__. ST MARY HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility �-�12/03 12/10 86% Not In Compliance ST PATRICK'S MANOR __-- FRAMINGHAM � Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 97% in Compliance ST.CHRETIENNE RETIREMENT RES. MARLBOROUGH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance ST.JOSEPH'S ABBEY RES.CARE FAC INC. SPENCER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance - - — ---- -- ---- ------ -- -------- -- —- — ST.JULIE BILLIART RES.CARE CTR. IPSWICH Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance STERLING VILLAGE STERLING Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance —_. _ ...._... STONE REHABILITATION AND SENIOR LIVING NEWTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance STONEHEDGE HEALTH CARE CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 10.0% In Compliance SUDBURY PINES EXTENDED CARE SUDBURY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% In Compliance SUNNY ACRES NURSING HOME CHELMSFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance SUTTON HILL CENTER NORTH ANDOVER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance STREET BROOK OF WILLIAMSTOWN REHABILITATION&N WILLIAMSTOWN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 N/A N/A THE GERMAN HOME LAWRENCE Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance THE WILLOWS AT WORCESTER WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance THOMAS UPHAM HOUSE MEDFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance TIMBERLYN HEIGHTS NURSING AND REHABILITATION GREAT BARRINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% j In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 71 ;vet Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town ( Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested ; Current Staff Testing i Compliance TIMOTHY DANIELS HOUSE HOLLISTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance TOWN AND COUNTRY HEALTH CARE CENTER LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 90% in Compliance TREMONT HEALTH CARE CENTER WAREHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance TWIN OAKS REHAB AND NURSING DANVERS Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% in Compliance VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF HAMPDEN HAMPDEN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF SOUTH HADLEY SOUTH HADLEY Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 98% In Compliance VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF WILBRAHAM WILBRAHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance _... ------- ---., _ VICTORIA HAVEN NURSING FACILITY NORWOOD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance VILLAGE R.H.2 OF BROCKTON BROCKTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance VILLAGE REST HOME OF EASTON EASTON Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance VILLAGE REST HOME OF LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 63% Not In Compliance VNA SENIOR LIVING-HIGHLAND AVENUE CAMPUS SOMERVILLE Nursing Facility and 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance Rest Home WACHUSETT MANOR GARDNER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WAKEFIELD CENTER _ WAKEFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WALPOLE HEALTHCARE WALPOLE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance WAREHAM HEALTHCARE WAREHAM Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WATERTOWN HEALTH CENTER WATERTOWN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WATERVIEW LODGE LLC,REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE ASHLAND Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance WEBSTER MANOR REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WFBSTFR Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WEBSTER PARK REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER ROCKLAND Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance WEDGEMERE HEALTHCARE TAUNTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WEST NEWTON HEALTHCARE NEWTON Nursing Facility— 12/03-12/10 90% In Compliance - - - - WEST REVERE HEALTH CENTER REVERE Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96% In Compliance WEST ROX13URY HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WEST SIDE HOUSE LTC FACILITY WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WESTBOROUGH HEALTHCARE _L WESTBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 96/o In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 72 V5,710 Long Term Care Facility Staff Testing l Current Staff Testing Facility Name City/Town Facility Type Testing Period Percent of Staff Tested Compliance WESTFIELD CENTER WESTFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 96% In Compliance WESTFIELD GARDENS NURSING AND REHAB WESTFIELD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance WESTFORD HOUSE WESTFORD Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WESTVIEW REST HOME EAST BRIDGEWATER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WHITTIER BRADFORD TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT _ HAVERHILL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance j WHITTIER WESTBOROUGH TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT WESTBOROUGH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WILLIAMSTOWN COMMONS NURSING&REHAB WILLIAMSTOWN Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance WILLIMANSETT CENTER EAST CHIC_OPEE Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance WILLIMANSETT CENTER WEST CHICOPEE Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 92% In Compliance - - -- - - - WILLOW MANOR LOWELL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 67% Not In Compliance WILLOWBROOK MANOR REST HOME MILLIS Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WILMINGTON REHAB CENTER WILMINGTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% in Compliance WINCHESTER NURSING CENTER,INC WINCHESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WINDEMERE NURSING&REHAB CTR ON MARTHAS Nursing Facility and OAK BLUFFS 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance VINEYARD Rest Home WINDSOR NURSING&RETIREMENT HOME YARMOUTH Nursing Facility j 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance - -- _.-... .. _ ....... WINGATE AT CHESTNUT HILL BROOKLINE Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 _ 100% _ In Compliance WINGATE AT HARWICH HARWICH Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 93% In Compliance WINGATE AT HAVERHILL HAVERHILL Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100%' In Compliance — -------- -- - - - ---- — -- - ----- WINGATE AT NEEDHAM NEEDHAM Nursing Facility 12/03 12/10 100% In Compliance I� WINGATE AT NORTON NORTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100%, In Compliance WINGATE AT SILVER LAKE KINGSTON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance WINGATE ATWESTON* ON Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 N/A N/A WINTER HILL REST HOME WORCESTER Rest Home 12/03-12/10 100% In Compliance �- —— WOBURN NURSING CENTER,INC i WOBURN Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 97% in Compliance. WORCESTER HEALTH CENTER I WORCESTER Nursing Facility 12/03-12/10 82% Not In Compliance WORCESTER REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER Nursing Facility j 12/03_12/10 100% In Compliance Note:The figures presented in this publication were self-reported by nursing facilities and rest homes.Facilities were also required to submit a signed attestation form certifying compliance with MassHealth Nursing Facility Bulletin 157 or Administrative Bulletin 20-85.See these documents for more information on the period over which testing occurred and how staff counts were reported. (*)Facility is closed.Data will continue to be included for completeness but will not change except for the result of data cleaning. 73 „rr•ten., Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard •`� `v` Infection Control Surveys DPH serves as the State Survey Agency (SA) that submits COVID-19 nursing home data on behalf of Massachusetts to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). As outlined in the June 1St CMS memorandum CMS updated its COVID-19 reporting requirements to ensure 100% of Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes receive on-site review to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Reporting requirements apply only to Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes, not all facilities in the state. Multiple Surveys Explained: CMS requires states perform COVID-19 survey activities in addition to completing the required Focused Infection Control surveys of 100% of Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes by July 31, 2020. Additionally, CMS requires states perform on-site infection control surveys within three-to-five days of identification of any nursing home with three or more new COVID-19 suspected and confirmed cases since their last National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) COVID-19 report or any nursing home in which one confirmed resident case is present in a facility that was previously COVID-free. As facilities may require a number of on-site infection control surveys, we show here the results of the five most recent surveys. Deficiencies Explained: • The severity level reflects the impact of the deficiency and is categorized by four levels of harm. • The scope level of a deficiency reflects how many residents were affected by the deficiency. • For each deficiency, the DPH survey team determines the level of harm (severity) to the resident or resident(s) involved and then determines the scope of the problem within the nursing home. • The team assigns an alphabetical Severity and Scope value to the deficiency. In the report below, the alphabetical values are A through L. Values closer to A signify lower scope and severity. Values closer to L (i.e. G or higher) signify higher scope and severity. • The key at the bottom of each page indicates the level of deficiencies reported, which corresponds to dots of different colors: Green = Deficiency-free survey; Yellow = D-level deficiency; Pink = E/F-level deficiency; Red = G or higher 372 facilities received a combined total of 1,206 Infection Control Surveys between June 1 and November 27. Between November 23-27, 2020, 28 new surveys were mailed to facilities. Of those 28 new surveys: New Surveys With 2+Deficiencies 2 Facilities New Surveys With 1 Deficiencies 6 Facilities New Surveys With 0 Deficiencies 20 Facilities 74 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services(CMS)requires infection control surveys to be conducted of all Medicare-and Medicaid-certified nursing homes as defined in the following link: https://www.cros.gov/files/document/qso-20-31-all.pdf.DPH conducts these surveys on behalf of CMS. Some facilities that meet certain CMS requirements have been surveyed more than once.Follow-up infection control surveys must be conducted within three-to-five days when:(1)one confirmed COVID-19 case is reported in a nursing home that previously did not have any COVID-19 cases,and(2)three or more new suspected and confirmed cases are reported in nursing homes in one week that had previously reported a case. Reflects surveys processed between June 1,2020 and November 27,2020 KEY:Green=Deficiency-free survey;Yellow=D-level deficiency;Pink=E/F-level deficiency;Red=G or 1,206 Surveys completed and mailed as of November 27,2020 higher Survey Most Recent Survey First Facility Name Town 1 2 3 4 5 ABERJONA NURSING CENTER,INC WINCHESTER Q ACADEMY MANOR ANDOVER ADVINIA CARE AT PROVINCETOWN PROVINCETOWN ADVOCATE HEALTHCARE OF EAST BOSTON,LLC BOSTON AGAWAM HEALTHCARE AGAWAM ALDEN COURT NURSING CARE&REHABILITATION CENTER FAIRHAVEN ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ABBOTT LYNN ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BALDWINVILLE TEMPLETON ALLIANCE HEALTH AT BRAINTREE BRAINTREE ALLIANCE HEALTH AT DEVEREUX MARBLEHEAD ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARIE ESTHER MARLBOROUGH ALLIANCE HEALTH AT MARINA BAY QUINCY ALLIANCE HEALTH AT ROSEWOOD PEABODY ALLIANCE HEALTH AT WEST ACRES BROCKTON APPLE VALLEY CENTER AYER ! ARMENIAN NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON ATTLEBORO HEALTHCARE ATTLEBORO BAKER-KATZ SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION CTR HAVERHILL BAYPATH AT DUXBURY NURSING&REHABILITATION CTR DUXBURY BAYPOINTE REHAB CENTER BROCKTON BEAR HILL HEALTHCARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER STONEHAM Q; BEAR MOUNTAIN AT ANDOVER ANDOVER BEAR MOUNTAIN AT READING READING _) BEAR MOUNTAIN AT SUDBURY SUDBURY BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WEST SPRINGFIELD WEST SPRINGFIELD BEAR MOUNTAIN AT WORCESTER WORCESTER C ) BEAUMONT AT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS WORCESTER Q BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NATICK NATICK Q BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NORTHBORO NORTHBOROUGH BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-NORTHBRIDGE NORTHBRIDGE Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 75 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes BEAUMONT REHAB&SKILLED NURSING CTR-WESTBORO WESTBOROUGH BELMONT MANOR NURSING HOME,IN BELMONT BELVIDERE HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL BENCHMARK SNR LIVING AT THE COMMONS IN LINCOLN SNF LINCOLN BENJAMIN HEALTHCARE CENTER BOSTON _) J BERKELEY RETIREMENT HOME,THE LAWRENCE ) BERKSHIRE PLACE PITTSFIELD 'ems BERKSHIRE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER SANDISFIELD BETHANY SKILLED NURSING FACILITY FRAMINGHAM ^) BLAIRE HOUSE OF MILFORD MILFORD BLAIRE HOUSE OF TEWKSBURY TEWKSBURY BLAIRE HOUSE OF WORCESTER WORCESTER BLUE HILLS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER STOUGHTON BLUEBERRY HILL REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR BEVERLY i BOSTON HOME,INC(THE) BOSTON BOSTONIAN NURSING CARE&REHABILITATION CTR,THE BOSTON BOURNE MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY BOURNE BRAINTREE MANOR HEALTHCARE BRAINTREE BRANDON WOODS OF DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH BRANDON WOODS OF NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD BRENTWOOD REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR(THE) DANVERS BRIARWOOD REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER NEEDHAM BRIDGEWATER NURSING HOME BRIDGEWATER BRIGHAM HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER NEWBURYPORT BRIGHTON HOUSE REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER BOSTON BROCKTON HEALTH CENTER BROCKTON BROOKHAVEN AT LEXINGTON LEXINGTON BROOKSIDE REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER WEBSTER BRUSH HILL CARE CENTER MILTON BUCKLEY-GREEN FIELD HEALTHCARE CENTER GREENFIELD CAMBRIDGE REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER CAMBRIDGE CAMPION HEALTH&WELLNESS,INC WESTON CAPE HERITAGE REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER SANDWICH CAPE REGENCY REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER BARNSTABLE `y CARDIGAN NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER SCITUATE CARE ONE AT BROOKLINE BROOKLINE j CARE ONE AT CONCORD CONCORD 1 CARE ONE AT ESSEX PARK BEVERLY CARE ONE AT HOLYOKE HOLYOKE CARE ONE AT LEXINGTON LEXINGTON CARE ONE AT LOWELL LOWELL 40 Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 76 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes CARE ONE AT MILLBURY MILLBURY D CARE ONE AT NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD f l CARE ONE AT NEWTON NEWTON CARE ONE AT NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON CARE ONE AT PEABODY PEABODY CARE ONE AT RANDOLPH RANDOLPH CARE ONE AT REDSTONE EAST LONGMEADOW CARE ONE AT WEYMOUTH WEYMOUTH CARE ONE AT WILMINGTON WILMINGTON CARLETON-WILLARD VILLAGE RETIREMENT&NURSING CTR BEDFORD CARLYLE HOUSE FRAMINGHAM CARVALHO GROVE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER FALL RIVER CASA DE RAMANA REHABILITATION CENTER FRAMINGHAM CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HOME FALL RIVER CEDAR VIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER METHUEN �) CEDARWOOD GARDENS FRANKLIN CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE AT AMHERST AMHERST ( ( i CHAPIN CENTER SPRINGFIELD CHARLENE MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY GREENFIELD CHESTNUT HILL OF EAST LONGMEADOW EAST LONGMEADOW CHESTNUT WOODS REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR SAUGUS CHETWYNDE HEALTHCARE NEWTON CHICOPEE REHABILITATION AND NURSING CHICOPEE 0 L' CHRISTOPHER HOUSE OF WORCESTER WORCESTER CLIFTON REHABILITATION NURSING CENTER SOMERSET 0 COLEMAN HOUSE NORTHBOROUGH `} COLONY CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION ABINGTON COMMONS RESIDENCE AT ORCHARD COVE CANTON CONTINUING CARE AT BROOKSBY VILLAGE PEABODY COPLEY AT STOUGHTON-BAYSTATE CONSOLIDATED PROPER STOUGHTON COUNTRY CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION NEWBURYPORT i,) COUNTRY GARDENS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER SWANSEA COUNTRYSIDE HEALTH CARE OF MILFORD MILFORD COURTYARD NURSING CARE CENTER MEDFORD CRANEVILLE PLACE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CT DALTON ~ �? DAY BROOK VILLAGE SENIOR LIVING HOLYOKE j DEDHAM HEALTHCARE DEDHAM DEN-MAR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER ROCKPORT DEXTER HOUSE HEALTHCARE MALDEN DWYER HOME WEYMOUTH D'YOUVILLE CARE FOR ADVANCED THERAPY LOWELL Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 77 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes D'YOUVILLE SENIOR CARE LOWELL EAST LONGMEADOW SKILLED NURSING CENTER EAST LONGMEADOW EASTPOINTE REHAB CENTER CHELSEA ELAINE CENTER AT HADLEY HADLEY ELIOT CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION NATICK ELIZABETH SETON WELLESLEY ELLIS NURSING HOME(THE) NORWOOD ELMHURST HEALTHCARE(THE) MELROSE EMERSON REHABILITATION&TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT CONCORD FAIRHAVEN HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL FAIRVIEW COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER GREAT BARRINGTON (D FALL RIVER HEALTHCARE FALL RIVER FALL RIVER JEWISH HOME,INC FALL RIVER 0 '^? FARREN CARE CENTER MONTAGUE FITCHBURG HEALTHCARE FITCHBURG FITCHBURG REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER FITCHBURG FOREMOST AT SHARON LLC SHARON GARDEN PLACE HEALTHCARE ATTLEBORO GARDNER REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER GARDNER GERMAN CENTER FOR EXTENDED CARE BOSTON GLEN RIDGE NURSING CARE CENTER MEDFORD GLOUCESTER HEALTHCARE GLOUCESTER GOVERNORS CENTER WESTFIELD GREENWOOD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER WAKEFIELD GUARDIAN CENTER(THE) BROCKTON HANCOCK PARK REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER QUINCY ? {� HANNAH B G SHAW HOME MIDDLEBOROUGH HANNAH DUSTON HEALTHCARE CENTER HAVERHILL HARBOR HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER HINGHAM HATHAWAY MANOR EXTENDED CARE NEW BEDFORD HATHORNE HILL DANVERS HEATHWOOD HEALTHCARE NEWTON HELLENIC NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER CANTON HERITAGE HALL NORTH AGAWAM (� HERITAGE HALL SOUTH AGAWAM HERITAGE HALL WEST AGAWAM HERMITAGE HEALTHCARE(THE) WORCESTER 1 HIGHLANDS,THE FITCHBURG HIGHVIEW OF NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON HILLCREST COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER 1PITTSFIELD HOLDEN REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER IHOLDEN 10 Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 78 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes HOLY TRINITY EASTERN ORTHODOX N&R CENTER WORCESTER HOLYOKE HEALTHCARE CENTER HOLYOKE HUNT NURSING&REHAB CENTER DANVERS JEFFREY&SUSAN BRUDNICK CENTER FOR LIVING PEABODY JESMOND NURSING HOME NAHANT JEWISH HEALTHCARE CENTER WORCESTER JML CARE CENTER INC FALMOUTH C, L+ JOHN ADAMS HEALTHCARE CENTER QUINCY JOHN SCOTT HOUSE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BRAINTREE r1 JULIAN J LEVITT FAMILY NURSING HOME LONGMEADOW i • KATZMAN FAMILY CENTER FOR LIVING CHELSEA ) 0 KEYSTONE CENTER LEOMINSTER C KIMBALL FARMS NURSING CARE CENTER LENOX +♦ KNOLLWOOD NURSING CENTER WORCESTER C LAFAYETTE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING FACILIT MARBLEHEAD LAKEVIEW HOUSE SKLD NRSG AND RESIDENTIAL CARE FAC HAVERHILL LANESSA EXTENDED CARE WEBSTER LASELL HOUSE NEWTON LAUREL RIDGE REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON LEDGEWOOD REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER BEVERLY LEE HEALTHCARE LEE LEONARD FLORENCE CENTER FOR LIVING CHELSEA LIBERTY COMMONS CHATHAM LIFE CARE CENTER OF ACTON ACTON LIFE CARE CENTER OF ATTLEBORO ATTLEBORO C LIFE CARE CENTER OF AUBURN AUBURN LIFE CARE CENTER OF LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER LIFE CARE CENTER OF MERRIMACK VALLEY BILLERICA LIFE CARE CENTER OF NASHOBA VALLEY LITTLETON LIFE CARE CENTER OF PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH LIFE CARE CENTER OF RAYNHAM RAYNHAM LIFE CARE CENTER OF STONEHAM STONEHAM LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE NORTH SHORE LYNN LIFE CARE CENTER OF THE SOUTH SHORE SCITUATE (j LIFE CARE CENTER OF WEST BRIDGEWATER WEST BRIDGEWATER LIFE CARE CENTER OF WILBRAHAM WILBRAHAM LIGHTHOUSE NURSING CARE CENTER REVERE LINDA MANOR EXTENDED CARE FACILITY NORTHAMPTON J �_ LINDEN PONDS HINGHAM LONGMEADOW OF TAUNTON TAUNTON LOOMIS LAKESIDE AT REEDS LANDING ISPRINGFIELD Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 79 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes LUTHERAN REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER WORCESTER LYDIA TAFT HOUSE UXBRIDGE M I NURSING&RESTORATIVE CENTER LAWRENCE MADONNA MANOR NURSING HOME NORTH ATTLEBORO MAPLES REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WRENTHAM 'l MAPLEWOOD REHAB AND NURSING AMESBURY MARIAN MANOR BOSTON MARIAN MANOR OF TAUNTON TAUNTON (� MARISTHILL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER WALTHAM MARLBOROUGH HILLS REHABILITATION&HLTH CARE CTR MARLBOROUGH MARY ANN MORSE NURSING&REHABILITATION NATICK ( } MARY'S MEADOW AT PROVIDENCE PLACE HOLYOKE MASCONOMET HEALTHCARE CENTER TOPSFIELD MATTAPAN HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON vi MAYFLOWER PLACE NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER YARMOUTH MEADOW GREEN NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER WALTHAM MEADOWS OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS(THE) LEICESTER MEADOWS,THE NORTH ANDOVER MEDFORD REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER MEDFORD ` MEDWAY COUNTRY MANOR SKILLED NURSING&REHABILITAT MEDWAY MELROSE HEALTHCARE MELROSE MEMORY SUPPORT OF HERITAGE HALL AGAWAM MILFORD CENTER MILFORD MONT MARIE REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER HOLYOKE MOUNT CARMEL CARE CENTER LENOX MOUNT SAINT VINCENT CARE CENTER HOLYOKE MT GREYLOCK EXTENDED CARE FACILITY PITTSFIELD NEMASKET HEALTHCARE CENTER MIDDLEBOROUGH NEVILLE CENTER AT FRESH POND FOR NURSING&REHAB CAMBRIDGE NEVINS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER METHUEN NEW BEDFORDJEWISH CONVALESCENT HOME,INC NEW BEDFORD NEW ENG LAN D HOMES FOR THE DEAF,INC DANVERS NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC CARE BILLERICA NEW ENGLANDSINAI HOSPITAL TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT STOUGHTON NEWBRIDGE ON THE CHARLES SKILLED NURSING FACILITY DEDHAM C` NEWTON WELLESLEY CENTER FOR ALZHEIMER'S CARE WELLESLEY NORTH ADAMS COMMONS NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTE NORTH ADAMS NORTH END REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER BOSTON NORTHWOOD REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE CENTER LOWELL 1! NORWOOD HEALTHCARE NORWOOD NOTRE DAME LONG TERM CARE CENTER WORCESTER Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 80 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes OAK KNOLL HEALTHCARE CENTER FRAMINGHAM (� OAKDALE REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER WEST BOYLSTON OAKHILL HEALTHCARE MIDDLEBOROUGH OAKS,THE NEW BEDFORD ODD FELLOWS HOME OF MASSACHUSETTS WORCESTER OUR LADYS HAVEN OF FAIRHAVEN INC FAIRHAVEN ^ OVERLOOK MASONIC HEALTH CENTER CHARLTON C) OXFORD REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER,THE HAVERHILL PALM SKILLED NRSING CR&CTR FOR REHAB EXCELLENCE CHELMSFORD PALMER HEALTHCARE CENTER PALMER PARK AVENUE HEALTH CENTER ARLINGTON PARK PLACE REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON ,yJ PARKWAY HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON PARSONS HILL REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER PAVILION,THE BARNSTABLE PENACOOK PLACE,INC HAVERHILL 0 PHILLIPS MANOR NURSING HOME LYNN 0j PILGRIM REHABILITATION&SKILLED NURSING CENTER PEABODY PINE KNOLL NURSING CENTER LEXINGTON (71 PLEASANT BAY OF BREWSTER REHAB CENTER BREWSTER j PLYMOUTH HARBORSIDE HEALTHCARE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER PLYMOUTH 0 0 0 ( 3 POET'S SEAT HEALTH CARE CENTER GREENFIELD POPE NURSING HOME WEYMOUTH i ^r • PORT HEALTHCARE CENTER NEWBURYPORT 0 0 0 0 PRESCOTT HOUSE NORTH ANDOVER 0 0 0 PRESENTATION REHAB AND SKILLED CARE CENTER BOSTON QUABBIN VALLEY HEALTHCARE ATHOL QUABOAG REHABILITATION&SKILLED CARE FACILITY WEST BROOKFIELD QUEEN ANNE NURSING HOME,INC HINGHAM QUINCY HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER LLC QUINCY RECUPERATIVE SERVICES UNIT-HEBREW REHAB CENTER BOSTON 1 REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER AT EVERETT(THE) EVERETT RENAISSANCE MANOR ON CABOT HOLYOKE RESERVOIR CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION,THE MARLBOROUGH 0 0v REVOLUTION CHARLWELL NORWOOD 0 0 (l REVOLUTION KIMWELL FALL RIVER 0 ti�j RIVER TERRACE REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CTR LANCASTER RIVERBEND OF SOUTH NATICK NATICK RIVERCREST LONG TERM CARE CONCORD ROYAL AT WAYLAND REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER IWAYLAND l Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 81 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes ROYAL BRAINTREE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER BRAINTREE ROYAL CAPE COD NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER BOURNE (1 ROYAL MEADOW VIEW CENTER NORTH READING ROYAL MEGANSETT NURSING&REHABILITATION FALMOUTH ROYAL NORWELL NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER LLC NORWELL ROYAL NURSING CENTER,LLC FALMOUTH ROYAL OF COTUIT MASHPEE ROYAL OF FAIRHAVEN NURSING CENTER FAIRHAVEN ROYAL WOOD MILL CENTER LAWRENCE SACHEM CENTER FOR HEALTH&REHABILITATION EAST BRIDGEWATER SACRED HEART NURSING HOME NEW BEDFORD SALEM REHAB CENTER SALEM SANCTA MARIA NURSING FACILITY CAMBRIDGE J `1 SARAH BRAYTON NURSING CARE CTR FALL RIVER SAUGUS REHAB AND NURSING SAUGUS SAVOY NURSING&REHAB CTR NEW BEDFORD r j ` SEA VIEW CONVALESCENT AND NURSING HOME ROWLEY { SEACOAST NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER INC GLOUCESTER SERENITY HILL NURSING CENTER WRENTHAM j SEVEN HILLS PEDIATRIC CENTER GROTON !' ) SHERRILL HOUSE BOSTON SHREWSBURY NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER SHREWSBURY 0 SIPPICAN HEALTHCARE CENTER MARION SIXTEEN ACRES HEALTHCARE CENTER SPRINGFIELD SKILLED NURSING FACILITY AT NORTH HILL(THE) NEEDHAM SOLDIERS HOME IN MASSACHUSETTS CHELSEA SOMERSET RIDGE CENTER SOMERSET SOUTH COVE MANOR NURSING&REHABILITATION CENTER QUINCY SOUTH DENNIS HEALTHCARE DENNIS SOUTHBRIDGE REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER SOUTHBRIDGE SOUTHEAST HEALTH CARE CENTER EASTON SOUTHPOINTE REHAB CENTER FALL RIVER SOUTHSHORE HEALTH CARE CENTER ROCKLAND SOUTHWOOD AT NORWELL NURSING CTR NORWELL SPAULDING NURSING&THERAPY CENTER-BRIGHTON BOSTON SPRINGSIDE REHABILITATION AND SKILLED CARE CENTER PITTSFIELD ST CAMILLUS HEALTH CENTER NORTHBRIDGE ST FRANCIS REHABILITATION&NURSING CENTER WORCESTER STJOSEPH MANOR HEALTH CARE INC BROCKTON ST JOSEPH REHAB&NURSING CARE CENTER BOSTON ST MARY HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 82 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes ST PATRICK'S MANOR FRAMINGHAM STERLING VILLAGE STERLING �;;� +♦ STONE REHABILITATION AND SENIOR LIVING NEWTON STONEHEDGE HEALTH CARE CENTER BOSTON (j SUDBURY PINES EXTENDED CARE SUDBURY SUNNY ACRES NURSING HOME CHELMSFORD1 i SUTTON HILL CENTER NORTH ANDOVER THOMAS UPHAM HOUSE MEDFIELD TIMBERLYN HEIGHTS NURSING AND REHABILITATION GREAT BARRINGTON TIMOTHY DANIELS HOUSE HOLLISTON TOWN AND COUNTRY HEALTH CARE CENTER LOWELL j �l TREMONT HEALTH CARE CENTER WAREHAM TWIN OAKS REHAB AND NURSING DANVERS j VERO HEALTH& REHAB OF AMESBURY AMESBURY VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF HAMPDEN HAMPDEN VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF REVERE REVERE 0 VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF SOUTH HADLEY SOUTH HADLEY " (j VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF WATERTOWN WATERTOWN ,' 0 VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF WILBRAHAM WILBRAHAM VERO HEALTH&REHAB OF WORCESTER WORCESTER 0 VICTORIA HAVEN NURSING FACILITY NORWOOD j VNA SENIOR LIVING-HIGHLAND AVENUE CAMPUS SOMERVILLE WACHUSETT MANOR GARDNER WAKEFIELD CENTER WAKEFIELD y WALPOLE HEALTHCARE WALPOLE WAREHAM HEALTHCARE WAREHAM ) �} WATERVIEW LODGE LLC,REHABILITATION&HEALTHCARE ASHLAND WEBSTER MANOR REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WEBSTER WEBSTER PARK REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER ROCKLAND Q WEDGEMERE HEALTHCARE TAUNTON WEST NEWTON HEALTHCARE NEWTON WEST ROXBURY HEALTH&REHABILITATION CENTER BOSTON WEST SIDE HOUSE LTC FACILITY WORCESTER WESTBOROUGH HEALTHCARE WESTBOROUGH (1 WESTFIELD CENTER WESTFIELD WESTFIELD GARDENS NURSING AND REHAB WESTFIELD ) j0 �) WESTFORD HOUSE WESTFORD 0 WHITTIER BRADFORD TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT HAVERHILL O WHITTIER WESTBOROUGH TRANSITIONAL CARE UNIT WESTBOROUGH WILLIAMSTOWN COMMONS NURSING&REHAB WILLIAMSTOWN WILLIMANSETT CENTER EAST CHICOPEE Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 83 CMS Infection Control Surveys Conducted at Nursing Homes WILLIMANSETT CENTER WEST CHICOPEE WILLOW MANOR LOWELL i WILMINGTON REHAB CENTER WILMINGTON WINCHESTER NURSING CENTER,INC WINCHESTER WINDEMERE NURSING&REHAB CTR ON MARTHAS VINEYARD OAK BLUFFS WINDSOR NURSING&RETIREMENT HOME YARMOUTH WINGATE AT CHESTNUT HILL BROOKLINE WINGATE AT HARWICH HARWICH 0 WINGATE AT HAVERHILL HAVERHILL (� WINGATE AT NEEDHAM NEEDHAM t� WINGATE AT NORTON NORTON WINGATE AT SILVER LAKE KINGSTON (J WOBURN NURSING CENTER,INC WOBURN WORCESTER REHABILITATION&HEALTH CARE CENTER WORCESTER Note:the MassHealth Infection Control Audit findings previously found on this page are no longer being conducted. These audits have been replaced by Infection Control Survey findings conducted by DPH on behalf of CMS. 84 Aftv.. Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 4�� w= COVID Cases in Assisted Living Residences (1/5) Cumulative data collected as of 12/16/2020 8:00am Facility County Maximum Number of Facility County Maximum Number of Capacity Confirmed Capacity Confirmed Cases* Cases* Adelaide of Newton Centre Middlesex County 61 >30 Atrium at Faxon Woods Norfolk County 60 11-30 All American Assisted Living at Hanson Plymouth County 96 >30 Atrium at Veronica Drive Essex County 62 11-30 All American Assisted Living at Raynham Bristol County 112 11-30 Autumn Glen at Dartmouth Bristol County 87 11-30 All American Assisted Living at Wareham Plymouth County 112 11-30 Avita of Needham Norfolk County 70 �^ 11-30 All American Assisted Living at Wrentham Norfolk County 122 11-30 Avita of Newburyport Essex County 76 11-30 Allerton House at Central Park Norfolk County 109 11-30 Bayberry at Emerald Court Middlesex County 119 1-10 Allerton House at Harbor Park Plymouth County 78 1-10 Benchmark Senior Living at Clapboardtree Norfolk County 115 11-30 Allerton House at Proprietors Green Plymouth County 110 1-10 Benchmark Senior Living at Forge Hill Norfolk County 109 >30 Allerton House at The Village at Duxbury Plymouth County 36 11-30 Benchmark Senior Living at Robbins Brook Middlesex County 89 11-30 American Inn at Sawmill Park Hampden County 18 0 Benchmark Senior Living at The Commons in Lincoln Middlesex County 81 >30 Armbrook Assisted Living Hampden County 84 >30 Benchmark Senior Living at Woburn Middlesex County 97 11-30 Artis Senior Living of Lexington Middlesex County 72 1-10 Bertram House of Swampscott Essex County 70 11-30 Artis Senior Living of Reading Middlesex County 64 1-10 Bethany Homes-Merrivista Essex County 33 1-10 Artisan at Hudson Middlesex County 100 1-10 Billerica Crossings Middlesex County 78 1-10 Ashland Farms at North Andover Essex County 101 1-10 Blaire House at Tewksbury Assisted Living Middlesex County 35 1-10 Assisted Living Center of Salisbury Essex County 30 0 Blaire House of Milford Worcester County 50 11-30 Atria Draper Place Worcester County 70 1-10 Bridges by EPOCH at Andover Essex County ~ 72 11-30 Atria Fairhaven Bristol County 91 11-30 Bridges by EPOCH at Hingham Plymouth County 54 1-10 Atria Longmeadow Place _ _ Middlesex County 114 11-30 Bridges by EPOCH at Mashpee Barnstable County 60 1-10 Atria Maplewood Place Middlesex County 105 1-10 Bridges by EPOCH at Pembroke Plymouth County 54 11-30 Atria Marina Place Norfolk County 130 1-10 Bridges by EPOCH at Sudbury Middlesex County 54 >30 Atria Madand Place Essex County 136 >30 Bridges by EPOCH at Westford Middlesex County 56 11-30 Atria Merrimack Place Essex County 139 11-30 Bridges by EPOCH at Westwood Norfolk County 72 >30 Atria Woodbriar Park Barnstable County 108 >30 Brigham House Middlesex County 62 1-10 Atria Woodbriar Place Barnstable County 149 11-30 Brightview Arlington Middlesex County 93 11-30 Atrium at Cardinal Drive Hampden County 56 1-10 Brightview Canton Norfolk County 69 11-30 Atrium at Drum Hill Middlesex County 56 0 Brightview Concord River Middlesex County 93 11-30 Data Source:Self-Reported Data from ALRs to Office of Elder Affairs;*Includes staff and residents;Note:This list includes all Assisted Living Residences and their reported COVID-19 cases to date(staff and residents).The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.Some facilities have tested some or all residents only;some have also tested staff.A low number of cases may reflect that not all residents and staff have not been tested.not necessarily low prevalence. 85 v�.. Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 ..> �: COVID Cases in Assisted Living Residences (2/5) Cumulative data collected as of 12/16/2020 8:00am Facility County Maximum Number of Facility County Maximum Number of Capacity Confirmed Capacity Confirmed Cases* Cases* Brightview Danvers Essex County 84 11-30 Cohen Florence Levine Estates Suffolk County 69 1-10 Brightview of North Andover Essex County 123 >30 Coleman House Worcester County 22 11-30 Brightview Wakefield Middlesex County-. 117 >30 Compass on the Bay Suffolk County 55 >30 Broadview Worcester County 63 >30 Concord Park Middlesex County 86 1-10 Brookdale Attleboro Bristol County 151 1-10 Connemara Senior Living Campello Plymouth County 109 1-10 Brookdale Cape Cod Barnstable County 118 11-30 Corcoran House Worcester County 42 0 Brookdale Cushing Park Middlesex County 116 >30 Cornerstone at Canton Norfolk County 92 11-30 Brookdale Eddy Pond East Worcester County 80 1-10 Cornerstone at Milford Worcester County 90 >30 Brookdale Eddy Pond West Worcester County 111 11-30 Country Club Heights Middlesex County 107 >30 Brookdale Quincy Bay Norfolk County 150 1-10 Davis Manor Worcester County 11 1-10 Brookside at Regency Barnstable County 31 0 Decatur House Barnstable County 28 1-10 Cadbury Commons Middlesex County 80 >30 Du Charme Estates Ltd. Worcester County 18 1-10 Cambridge Homes Middlesex County 44 1-10 Duxbury House at The Village Memory Care Residence Plymouth County 24 0 Cape Cod Senior Residences at Pocasset Barnstable County 60 11-30 East Village Place Hampden County 77 11-30 Carmel Terrace Middlesex County 76 1-10 Edelweiss Village Suffolk County 65 1-10 Carriage House at Lee's Farm Middlesex County 63 >30 Elizabeth Calsey House Essex County 14 1-10 Cedarbrook Village Hampshire County 97 1-10 Elizabeth Calsey House at Lions Mouth Road Essex County 26 11-30 Chelmsford Crossings Middlesex County 74 1-10 Evans Park at Newton Corner Middlesex County 115 1-10 Chestnut Knoll at Glenmeadow, Hampden County 34 1-1D Fenno House Norfolk County 53 1-10 Chestnut Park at Cleveland Circle Suffolk County 88 11-30 Fieldstone at The Overlook Worcester County 17 1-10 Christopher Heights of Attleboro Bristol County 81 11-30 Florence&Chafetz Home for Specialized Care Suffolk County 36 1-10 Christopher Heights of Belchertown Hampshire County 95 1-10 Forestdale Park Assisted Living Middlesex County 59 11-30 Christopher Heights of Marlborough Middlesex County 95 1-10 Gabriel House of Fall River Bristol County 110 11-30 Christopher Heights of Northampton Hampshire County 97 11-30 Gardens at Newbury Court Middlesex County 29 1-10 Christopher Heights of Webster Worcester County 83 0 Gery&Emil Eisenberg Residence Worcester County 80 >30 Christopher Heights of Worcester Worcester County 80 >30 Giving Tree Senior Living LLC Middlesex County 54 0 Clifton Assisted Living Community Bristol County 66 1-10 Glen at Grove Manor Norfolk County 20 1-10 Data Source:Self-Reported Data from ALRs to Office of Elder Affairs;*Includes staff and residents;Note:This list includes all Assisted Living Residences and their reported COVID-19 cases to date(staff and residents).The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.Some facilities have tested some or all residents only;some have also tested staff.A low number of cases may reflect that not all residents and staff have not been tested,not necessarily low prevalence. 86 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 00VID Cases in Assisted Living Residences (3/5) Cumulative data collected as of 12/16/2020 8:00am Facility County Maximum Number of Facility County Maximum Number of Capacity Confirmed Capacity Confirmed Cases* Cases* Goddard House Norfolk County 119 11-30 Leominster Crossings Worcester County 82 11-30 Golden Pond Assisted Living Middlesex County 209 >30 Life Care Center of Stoneham Middlesex County 18 1-10 Grace Morgan House Essex County 26 0 Linda Manor Assisted Living Hampshire County _ 92 1-10 Grove Manor Estates Norfolk County 70 >30 Loomis Lakeside at Reeds Landing Hampden County 15 11-30 Hampton Suites at Southgate Worcester County 117 11-30 Loomis Village Hampshire County 21 0 Harbor Point at Centerville Barnstable County 68 11-30 Manor on the Hill Worcester County 92 11-30 Harriett and Ralph Kaplan Estates Essex County 133 >30 Maplewood at Brewster Barnstable County 153 11-30 Haverhill Crossings Essex County 109 >30 Maplewood at Mayflower Place Barnstable County _ 45 11-30 Hearthstone at Choate Middlesex County 25 11-30 Maplewood at Weston Middlesex County 130 11-30 Hearthstone at New Horizons Middlesex County 45 >30 Marguerite's House Essex County 106 11-30 Heights Crossing Plymouth County 107 >30 Mason Wright Assisted Living Hampden County 99 >30 Henrietta Brewer House Dukes County 14 0 Methuen Village at Riverwalk Park Essex County 9S 11-30 Heritage at Falmouth Barnstable County 56 1-10 Mill Hill Residence Barnstable County 79 11-30 Heritage at Framingham ^ Middlesex County 102 11-30 Nashoba Park Middlesex County 73 0 Heritage Woods Hampden County 1115 1-10 Neville Place Middlesex County 73 1-10 Herrick House Essex County 90 11-30 New Horizons at Choate Middlesex County 40 1-10 Heywood Wakefield Commons Worcester County 80 1-10 New Horizons at Marlborough Middlesex County 200 11-30 John Bertram House Essex County 27 11-30 New Pond Village Norfolk County 34 11-30 Keystone Commons Hampden County 65 >30 NewBridge on the Charles Norfolk County 94 11-30 Keystone Place at Buzzards Bay Barnstable County 102 1-10 Notre Dame du Lac Worcester County 166 >30 Landmark at Fall River Bristol County 91 0 Orchard Hill Middlesex County 80 11-30 Landmark at Longwood Suffolk County 107 11-30 Orchard Valley of Wilbraham Hampden County 66 1-10 Landmark at Monastery Heights Hampden County 120 11-30 Pine Hill at Kimball Farms Berkshire County 74 1-10 Landmark at Ocean View Essex County 91 >30 Plymouth Crossings Plymouth County 70 >30 Laurel Ridge Berkshire County 11 0 Prospect House Suffolk County 116 11-30 Laurelwood at The Pinehills Plymouth County 83 1-10 Providence House Suffolk County 139 >30 Laurentide at Mashpee Commons Barnstable County 82 1-10 Putnam Farm at Danvers Essex County 84 >30 Data Source:Self-Reported Data from ALRs to Office of Elder Affairs;*Includes staff and residents;Note:This list includes all Assisted Living Residences and their reported COVID-19 cases to date(staff and residents).The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.Some facilities have tested some or all residents only;some have also tested staff.A low number of cases may reflect that not all residents and staff have not been tested,not necessarily low prevalence. 87 a'v�. Awv Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 COVID Cases in Assisted Living Residences (4/5) Cumulative data collected as of 12/16/2020 8:00am Facility County Maximum Number of Facility County Maximum Number of Capacity Confirmed Capacity Confirmed Cases* Cases* River Mills Assisted Living at Chicopee Falls Hampden County 109 1-10 Sunrise of Lynnfield Essex County 94 >30 RiverCourt Residences Middlesex County 66 11-30 Sunrise of Norwood Norfolk County 88 11-30 Robbie's Place Middlesex County 22 1-10 Sunrise of Plymouth Beach Plymouth County 102 1-10 Rockridge Retirement Community Hampshire County 68 1-10 Sunrise of Wayland Middlesex County 74 11-30 Rogerson House Suffolk County 68 1-10 Sunrise of Weston Middlesex County 34 1-10 Rosewood Homestyle Assisted Living Berkshire County 28 0 Susan Bailis Assisted Living Community Suffolk County 136 1-10 Ruggles Assisted Living Suffolk County 43 1-10 Swan Brook Bristol County 29 1-10 Ruth's House Hampden County 82 11-30 Tatnuck Park at Worcester Worcester County 83 11-30 Sarawood Hampden County 28 0 The Arbors at Amherst Hampshire County 86 1-10 Scandinavian Living Center Middlesex County 40 11-30 The Arbors at Chicopee Hampden County 92 1-10 Seasons of Danvers Essex County 55 1-10 The Arbors at Dracut Middlesex County 84 11-30 Shrewsbury Crossings Worcester County 74 11-30 The Arbors at Greenfield Franklin County 76 0 Side By Side Berkshire County 45 0 The Arbors at Stoneham Middlesex County 89 11-30 Side by Side Assisted Living Residence Veterans Annex Berkshire County 20 0 The Arbors at Stoughton Norfolk County 91 >30 Springhouse Suffolk County 85 11-30 The Arbors at Taunton Bristol County 87 >30 Stafford Hill Assisted Living Plymouth County 89 11-30 The Arbors at Westfield Hampden County 90 11-30 Standish Village at Lower Mills Suffolk County 108 >30 The Assisted Living Residences at Hancock Park Norfolk County 42 0 Stone Hill at Andover Essex County 109 1-10 The Branches of Framingham Middlesex County 104 1-10 Stonebridge at Burlington Middlesex County 119 1-10 The Branches of Marlboro Middlesex County 104 11-30 Sugar Hill Berkshire County 49 1-10 The Branches of North Attleboro Bristol County 104 11-30 Sunny Acres-Legacy Care Middlesex County 12 11-30 The Cottages at Dartmouth Village Bristol County 94 11-30 Sunrise at Gardner Park Essex County 62 11-30 The Elms at Briarwood Worcester County 34 1-10 Sunrise of Arlington Middlesex County 95 >30 The Enclave of Franklin Norfolk County 96 1-10 Sunrise of Braintree Norfolk County 79 11-30 The Evergreens Worcester County 12 1-10 Sunrise of Burlington Middlesex County 126 11-30 The Falls at Cordingly Dam Middlesex County 93 >30 Sunrise of Cohasset Norfolk County 79 11-30 The Gables at Winchester Middlesex County 141 11-30 Sunrise of Leominster Worcester County 85 11-30 The Gables of Fitchburg Worcester County 70 1-10 Data Source:Self-Reported Data from AI-Rs to Office of Elder Affairs;'Includes staff and residents;Note:This list includes all Assisted Living Residences and their reported COVID-19 cases to date(staff and residents).The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.Some facilities have tested some or all residents only;some have also tested staff.A low number of cases may reflect that not all residents and staff have not been tested,not necessarily low prevalence. 88 s% yi Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 usV COVI D Cases in Assisted Living Residences (5/5) Cumulative data collected as of 12/16/2020 8:00am Facility County Maximum Number of Facility County Maximum Number of Capacity Confirmed Capacity Confirmed Cases* Cases* The Inn at Silver Lake Plymouth County 93 11-30 Visiting Nurse Assisted Living Middlesex County 97 1-10 The Landing at Laurel Lake Berkshire County 80 1-10 Waltham Crossings Middlesex County 112 >30 The Linden at Danvers Essex County 116 11-30 Waterstone at Wellesley Norfolk County 52 1-10 The Linden at Dedham Norfolk County 113 1-10 Whalers Cove Bristol County 130 1-10 The Parc at Harbor View Senior Living Suffolk County 73 1-10 Whitcomb House Worcester County 87 0 The Reserve at East Longmeadow Hampden County 126 1-10 White Oak Cottages Norfolk County 24 1-10 The Residence at Cedar Dell Bristol County 80 11-30 Whitney Place at Natick Middlesex County 106 11-30 The Residence at Five Corners Bristol County 90 11-30 Whitney Place at Northborough Worcester County 83 11-30 The Residence at Freeman Lake Middlesex County 85 1-10 Whitney Place at Northbridge T Worcester County 30 1-10 The Residence at Melrose Station Middlesex County 92 11-30 Whitney Place at Sharon Norfolk County 91 11-30 The Residence at Orchard Grove Worcester County 60 1-10 Whitney Place at Westborough Worcester County 85 1-10 The Residence at Pearl Street Middlesex County 89 >30 Whitney Suites at Westborough Worcester County 43 1-10 The Residence at Penniman Hill Plymouth County 92 1-10 Winchester Mount Vernon House Middlesex County 17 1-10 The Residence at Riverbend Essex County 83 1-10 Windrose at Weymouth Norfolk County 53 >30 The Residence at Valley Farm Middlesex County 82 11-30 Windrose at Woburn Middlesex County 33 11-30 The Residence at Vinnin Square Essex County 88 11-30 Windsor Place of Wilmington Middlesex County 101 11-30 The Residence at Watertown Square Middlesex County 95 1-10 Wingate Residences at Boylston Place Norfolk County 48 1-10 The Residences at Sherburne Commons Nantucket County 54 1-10 Wingate Residences at Haverhill Essex County 69 11-30 The Rubin Home Assisted Living Essex County 16 1-10 Wingate Residences at Melbourne Berkshire County 124 1-10 The Saab Residence Middlesex County 62 11-30 Wingate Residences at Needham Norfolk County 101 >30 The Wellington at Springfield Hampden County 108 1-10 Wingate Residences at Norton Bristol County 82 1-10 The Woodlands Inn at Edgewood Essex County 40 1-10 Winter Valley Residences Norfolk County 17 0 Thirwood Place Barnstable County 95 0 Wood Haven Senior Living Middlesex County 58 11-30 Traditions of Dedham Norfolk County 96 1-10 Woodbridge Assisted Living at The Cottages of Southwick Hampden County 18 0 Traditions of Wayland Middlesex County 81 11-30 Woodlands at Pleasant Bay Barnstable County 59 0 Victorian Health of Chatham Barnstable County 40 0 Youville House Assisted Living Residence,Inc. Middlesex County 143 11-30 Villaqe at Willow Crossings Bristol County 118 >30 Youville Place Middlesex County 101 >30 Zelma Lacey House Suffolk County 83 1-10 Data Source:Self-Reported Data from ALRs to Office of Elder Affairs;*Includes staff and residents;Note:This list includes all Assisted Living Residences and their reported COVID-19 cases to date(staff and residents).The number of cases for a facility relies on the amount of testing conducted;facilities not included on this may have COVID-19 cases that have not yet been identified.Some facilities have tested some or all residents only;some have also tested staff.A low number of cases may reflect that not all residents and staff have not been tested,not necessarily low prevalence. 89 `p_tri❑r M1,,y3,U Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 `v PPE Distribution by Recipient Type and Geography Cumulative PPE distribution as of 12/15/2020 at 3:00pm Entity N95s/KN95s Masks Gloves Gowns Ventilators Community health center 75,090 107,450 103,600 21,249 0 PPE Distribution EMS (Private) 38,500 47,900 65,600 3,548 0 Hospital 259,140 240,400 412,600 60,946 689 Summary - By Local BOH 17,565 60,700 101,000 2,436 0 Entity Type Local Municipalities (e.g. Fire, Police, Public EMS) 1,626,703 485,396 1,735,031 166,202 0 Nursing home/Senior living 417,195 970,650 1,443,800 206,474 0 Other(e.g. home and pediatric care) 9,069,882 10,099,073 4,089,S09 219,861 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 167,325 0 0 0 0 State agency 2,754,425 1,487,136 3,947,097 137,256 0 Total distributions 14,425,825 13,498,705 11,898,237 817,972 689 PPE Distribution Summary - By Central Massachusetts 1,579,429 1,430,667 1,216,102 101,859 83 Region Metro Boston 473,291 514,700 878,290 54,111 204 Metro West 2,936,235 2,189,832 1,681,366 204,081 146 Northeastern Massachusetts 1,893,556 1,720,213 936,964 63,470 117 Southeastern Massachusetts 1,842,705 1,985,285 1,932,856 162,654 79 State agency 4,146,142 3,963,391 4,542,030 125,648 0 Western Massachusetts 1,554,467 1,694,617 710,629 106,149 60 Total distributions 14,425,825 13,498,705 11,898,237 817,972 689 Note:Total distributions include those from DPH and MEMA.Those state agencies which are not linked to specific geographies are tagged as state agencies.The"other"category includes all entities that cannot be classified as one of the 8 entity types. 90 Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 PPE Distribution by Recipient Type and Geography �•>of a�" Cumulative PPE distribution as of 12/15/2020 at 3:00pm Region Entity N9Ss/KN95s Masks Gloves Gowns Ventilators Region Entity N9Ss/KN9Ss Masks Gloves Gowns Ventilators Central Community health center 10,900 30,350 16,800 3,198 0 Northeastern Community health center 2,760 3,300 9,000 546 0 Massachusetts EMS(Private) 3,800 3,300 5,000 900 0 Massachusetts EMS(Private) 2,000 6,900 10,200 120 0 Hospital 27,440 17,600 50,200 5,106 83 Hospital 31,530 34,800 41,600 4,742 117 Local BOH 2,060 9,000 18,000 490 0 Local BOH 2,720 6,000 9,200 80 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 287,010 58,434 270,678 30,454 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 258,986 S6,708 284,612 15,356 0 Public EMS) Public EMS) Nursing home/Senior living 58,880 144,000 167,400 29,469 0 Nursing home/Senior living 54,80S 128,900 220,600 19,236 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 1,172,889 1,163,683 687,624 31,442 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 1,507,935 1,483,605 361,752 22,990 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 14,450 0 0 0 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 32,820 0 0 0 0 State agency 2,ODO 4,300 400 800 0 State agency 0 0 0 400 0 Total 1,579,429 1,430,667 1,216,102 101,859 83 Total 1,893,S56 1,720,213 936,964 63,470 117 Metro Boston Community health center 9,960 19,200 22,900 4,230 0 Southeastern Community health center 12,110 17,400 12,400 73S 0 EMS(Private) 5,000 0 0 0 0 Massachusetts EMS(Private) 3,860 6,600 12,000 186 0 Hospital 39,110 45,500 90,900 9,580 204 Hospital 61,240 44,800 71,300 12,240 79 Local BOH 3,720 1,000 6,000 300 0 Local BOH 4,340 15,600 48,600 1,106 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 125,551 29,200 309,336 13,670 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 197,382 132,055 440,200 41,832 0 Public EMS) Public EMS) Nursing home/Senior living 25,890 82,950 74,700 10,666 0 Nursing home/Senior living 99,485 212,850 385,400 39,056 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 256,365 335,500 345,254 14,997 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 1,422,518 1,548,180 927,556 63,259 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 6,455 0 0 0 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 37,800 0 0 0 0 State agency 1,240 1,350 29,200 668 0 State agency 3,970 7,800 35,400 4,240 0 Total 473,291 514,700 878,290 54,111 204 Total 1,842,705 1,985,285 1,932,856 162,6S4 79 Metro West Community health center 31,160 18,3SO 21,500 10,314 0 Western Community health center 8,200 18,850 21,000 2,226 0 EMS(Private) 14,440 16,600 4,000 1,240 0 Massachusetts EMS(Private) 9,400 14,500 34,400 1,102 0 Hospital 63,420 33,400 158,600 19,274 146 Hospital 36,400 64,300 0 10,004 60 Local BOH 1,920 17,500 14,200 160 0 Local BOH 2,805 11,600 5,000 300 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 505,841 103,302 227,084 29,858 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 251,933 105,697 203,121 35,032 0 Public EMS) Public EMS) Nursing home/Senior living 120,910 225,200 424,100 68,295 0 Nursing home/Senior living S7,22S 176,750 171,600 39,752 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 2,150,226 1,767,780 786,082 69,550 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 1,154,709 1,298,420 271,108 17,383 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 42,785 0 0 0 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 33,015 0 0 0 0 State agency 5,533 7,700 45,800 5,390 0 State agency 780 4,500 4,400 350 0 Total 2,936,235 2,189,832 1,681,366 204,081 146 Total 1,554,467 1,694,617 710,629 106,149 60 Note:Total distributions include those from DPH and MEMA.Those state agencies which are not linked to specific geographies are tagged as state agencies.The"other"category includes all entities that cannot be classified as one of the 8 entity types. 91 t„cr Mop. Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 Dashboard - Thursday, December 17, 2020 PPE Distribution by Recipient Type and Geography 9M Cumulative PPE distribution as of 12/15/2020 at 3:00pm Region Entity N95s/KN95s Masks Gloves Gowns Ventilators State agency Community health center 0 0 0 0 0 EMS(Private) 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital 0 0 0 0 0 Local BOH 0 0 0 0 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 0 0 0 0 0 Public EMS) Nursing home/Senior living 0 0 0 0 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 1,405,240 2,501,905 710,133 240 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 0 0 0 0 0 State agency 2,740,902 1,461,486 3,831,897 125,408 0 Total 4,146,142 3,963,391 4,542,030 125,648 0 Massachusetts Community health center 75,090 107,450 103,600 21,249 0 EMS(Private) 38500 47,900 65,600 3,548 0 Hospital 259,140 240,400 412,600 60,946 689 Local BOH 17,565 60,700 101,000 2,436 0 Local Municipalities(e.g.Fire,Police, 1,626,703 485,396 1,735,031 166,202 0 Public EMS) Nursing home/Senior living 417,195 970,650 1,443,800 206,474 0 Other(e.g.home and pediatric care) 9,069,882 10,099,073 4,089,509 219,861 0 Public safety(30-day supply) 167,325 0 0 0 0 State agency 2,754,425 1,487,136 3,947,097 137,256 0 Total 14,425,825 13,498,705 11,898,237 $17,972 6" Note:Total distributions include those from DPH and MEMA.Those state agencies which are not linked to specific geographies are tagged as state agencies.The"other"category includes all entities that cannot be classified as one of the 8 entity types. 92