About a year ago as COVID-19 began sweeping through senior living facilities, Idaho officials adopted a strategy to try to avoid outbreaks. The plan was to transfer infected long-term care residents to special units designed just for COVID patients.
Now, these facilities are winding down. Boise State Public Radio Reporter Rachel Cohen talks with Idaho Matters about the rush to get these facilities up and running in the spring of 2020, the loose state oversight from the state, and what that meant for the workers and the patients there. You can read the full story here.
