Covid Free Nursing Homes

 Believe it or not, as of the time of last reporting on February 5th there are still some nursing homes in the state of Massachusetts that have not had any confirmed Coronavirus cases. 

Each day, care  facilities in the state are required to update their standings on current coronavirus cases. It is easy to believe that every long term care facility and nursing home in the state has had the coronavirus in it. Well while this may be true it is not proven. We do know that asymptomatic cases are common, but one would have to imagine that in these care homes, that if the virus was brought in by someone then it would have to have spread to some of that elderly and at risk population. 

Also, the spread of the virus has been found passed from staff members working second jobs to help the corona virus jump from facility to facility.

All in all though regardless of what the situation is, these nursing homes and long term care facilities for week ending on February 5th, in Massachusetts have had no known Coronavirus patients.

These nursing homes that have never had a resident case of the Coronavirus are, as listed below.

Advinia care at Provincetown
Farren Care Center (A.K.A Trinity Health)
John Adams HealthCare Center
Our Island Home
Sea View Convalescent and Nursing Home
Terraces Orleans
Thomas Upham House
Victoria Haven Nursing Facility
Whittier Westborough Transitional Care
Windermere on Martha's Vineyard


Provincetown's Advinia Nursing Home is Covid Free






Location: Massachusetts, USA

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