Nursing home deaths comprise nearly a third of Covid-19 virus deaths but only 9% of the virus infections in Mississippi. The Mississippi State Department of Health released more information about long-term care facilities on it's Covid-19 webpage today.Some observations upon review:
* There are 435 infections and 56 deaths.
* Lauderdale County has only 60 infections but 10 deaths. Slightly more than half of the infections and six of the deaths are black patients.
* Hinds County only has 3 infections but 2 deaths. One shot, one kill describes this bug in Hinds County.
* Madison County has 7 infections but only 1 death while Rankin County has 4 infections and no deaths.
* Monroe County suffered 7 deaths out of 31 infections.
* Pearl River County has managed to save its nursing home patients. There are 25 infections but no deaths. Meanwhile, the county population suffers 134 infections and 10 deaths.
* 33% of nursing home infections and 35% of deaths are black. This is a complete reversal from the overall population where 67% of deaths and 55% of infections are black.
* 17% of overall black patient deaths are in nursing homes.
16 comments:
Nursing home and long-term care facility deaths account for 40% of deaths nationwide and 50% worldwide. Open the damn businesses back up.
We gotta get out of this place--
1:31 is not capable of understanding epidemiological progression. Open the damn businesses without adequate tracking and/or mitigation-->community spread to people patronizing said businesses-->community spread to long-term care employees-->uncontrolled community spread in the nursing homes among those with a significant chance of dying. The virus doesn't stop at the business door no matter how much you deny it.
Yes, we need to get the economy working again, but we also need to ensure it is done as safely as possible. The businesses that are necessary for life and those that pose low risk for community transmission should open first and then we evaluate how much the virus is spreading before opening up more risky activities.
2:10.
Oh yes we do understand the epidemiologists. We hung on their every word. We sacrificed our freedoms and wallets to their alter. We heard their cries of " 1M -2.2M USA deaths (Imperial College London study) and took action. We destroyed our economy and went about virtue signaling wearing our masks ( first none, then only some people, then N95s, then surgical, then bandanas ), separating 6' (as if thats some magical distance). We watched as the experts continued to lower their death estimates down by a full order of magnitude at first and then even further. We listened to state health dept in early April say we'd have "1,000- 2,500 deaths in MS over the next 2 weeks that ended April 17th I think...at 111 deaths BTW ...if we kept our shelter in place policy in effect.
Yes We do understand experts and politicians and epidemiology and its missionaries. Oh quite well.
WE HAVE BEEN SCAMMED.
And most asphalt is black. Is it really surprising that the most vulnerable population has been and will be the most impacted? The nursing home deaths will begin to increase almost exponentially in the coming weeks, once there is a case, then two, then forty. Watch for it. There is no way to stop it.
According to a recent article on WLBT, 77 inmates and staff have been diagnosed with the virus in Yazoo City. Your headline states a significant percentage of nursing home residents are also infected. Clearly, "lock downs" and "sheltering" are only exacerbating our problem.
Where is our resident euthanasia enthusiast (say that five times fast) commenting on how it's much it costs to keep the old and infirmed alive?
Keep moving the goalposts @2:10. Y'all burned your Mulligan and now YOU are screwed. Your doomsday scenarios didn't materialize, the system didn't collapse and now the natives aren't going to stand for any more of your bullshit warnings and scaredy-talk, virus or not.
1:31 has a point. There isn't a job in MS that can't be filled in 10 days if you contract covid and die after going back to work. Open the damn stock mark, err, businesses back up.
Amen 3:06.
And they are STILL selling the scam and people are STILL “ scared to go outside”.
I’ve been working from home, live alone and other than solo walks I have not left my house in over two weeks.
Until today.
NOW I get why nobody wants to go back to work.
There are folks out and about everywhere.
Just socializing and walking in large groups.
Y’all can kiss my previously quarantined ass.
I thought it was over blown hysteria from the jump and I lost a relative to complications from the illness.
I stayed home. I helped the hospitals. I’m done now.
I heard it's in The Blake in Ridgeland and St.Catherine's. One location was traced back to a PT. Seems like the state health department could be forced to reveal locations without hiding behind "patient confidentiality"
It's just a matter of time before a staff employee introduce's it to all of them
Burn this bitch down.
Team Chaos
The initial writing above proves only one thing - All the data are meaningless. Kingfish continues attempting to stick gnats with an ice-pick. Not possible.
In case you people didn't know it, nursing homes are covid factories once it gets inside.
Will Covid-19 save the Social Security Fund?
Is it really so terrible, or even surprising, that really old, endgame people are dying?
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