[Mick]

A friend's mother has contracted covid in a LTCF from a worker there.  And it's known that workers sometimes work at multiple LTCFs around a city.  Stochastically, it would be impossible for LTCFs to remain insulated from the pandemic under our current economic model.  With the sheer number of facilities, employees, and patients/residents involved, it would also be impossible for these facilities to remain untouched over long periods of time.

I wonder if the same is true for homeless facilities, which faced unprecedented contagious infections in San Francisco.  I'm not necessarily referring to the mobility of staff, but the mobility of the homeless population.  I would imagine they would have occasion to visit multiple facilities.

[Mick]

A friend's mother has contracted covid in a LTCF from a worker there.  And it's known that workers sometimes work at multiple LTCFs around a city.  Stochastically, it would be impossible for LTCFs to remain insulated from the pandemic under our current economic model.  With the sheer number of facilities, employees, and patients/residents involved, it would also be impossible for these facilities to remain untouched over long periods of time.

I wonder if the same is true for homeless facilities, which faced unprecedented contagious infections in San Francisco.  I'm not necessarily referring to the mobility of staff, but the mobility of the homeless population.  I would imagine they would have occasion to visit multiple facilities.