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- A complete guide and amendment tracker for proposed changes to Pennsylvania’s Constitution
- Pa. is trying county fairs, text messages, and door-knocking to raise the vaccination rate. Success is slow coming.
- Biden HHS nominee moved mother out of care facility as she directed nursing homes to take COVID patients
- Dr. Rachel Levine Defends Response To Coronavirus Outbreak Inside Nursing Homes
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- Fact Check: Did Biden's Health Pick Put COVID-19 Patients Into Nursing Homes?
- March 18, 2021
The point of having a repugnant, demonic, hypocritical jewish tranny in charge of health policy is purely for the humiliation of the good people of PA. Soros has been and still is actively and gererously supporting the election of Judges at the state and county level in the U.S.. But it’s not the Djuize, and the friendly Kykester next door to you absolutely does not cheer it on or benefit in anyway. Sign language is a Lingua Franca – there is no English, German, Mandarin sign language. The live interpreters are there for the deaf Mexicans, Hondurans, El Salvadorans, Guatemalans, Hmong etc that can’t read the English closed caption.
As of March 10, the most recent report available on the state health department website, case and death data was missing for 138 facilities. The previous week, data was missing for 133 facilities, according to a March 4 report. Facilities contacted by Spotlight PA in the fall said that they were in fact meeting reporting requirements but could not explain why their data was not included in the state’s weekly reports. Others were frustrated that they reported their data correctly, but it still showed up with errors in the public-facing reports.
A complete guide and amendment tracker for proposed changes to Pennsylvania’s Constitution
Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. "We don't know, specifically," Levine said, offering as theories that larger homes with more space have been better able to devote the room it takes to isolate infected patients. Levine said she was unsure why some facilities have been far more successful than others in limiting the damage once the virus got there. Those patients have not been the main source of COVID-19 infections inside the facilities, Levine said — she thinks a more likely culprit is the homes' own employees. Levine's response to the pandemic was the target of protests in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Pa. law protects workers who are approved for medical marijuana — but once they use it, it’s a different story.
The resolution, from Rep. Dan Diamond of Lebanon County, is the latest in a growing number of calls for Levine’s resignation over her alleged mishandling of the state’s longterm care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic. Levine’s story went national when it was learned she moved her 95-year-old mother from a personal care home to a hotel at the same time her department was forcing care facilities to admit and re-admit coronavirus-positive patients. I noticed the disproportionate number of deaths in nursing homes weeks ago.
Pa. is trying county fairs, text messages, and door-knocking to raise the vaccination rate. Success is slow coming.
“Indeed, at a May 6th meeting with state legislators, Dr. Levine testified that of the 37,000 available hospital beds in Pennsylvania, only 2,572,or about seven percent,were occupied by confirmed COVID-positive patients,” the editors at Broad + Liberty wrote . A Republican representative introduced a resolution Monday seeking the resignation or forced removal of Pennsylvania Health Secretary Rachel Levine, and at least one Delaware Valley house member is already on board. The Department of Health made clear that all nursing home-related deaths are reported by the nursing home, not by the hospital.
The Round the Clock Diner, in Wolf’s home county of York, defiantly opened its doors and is serving dine-in customers against the rules of the red phase. Governor Wolf continued to take fire Tuesday, mostly from Republican elected officials, over his decisions on what counties and businesses can or cannot reopen. Many in Harrisburg wondered what kind of message it sends — when a close relative of the person tasked with overseeing those types of facilities doesn’t choose to stay in one. Levine countered that she is working to protect the health of all Pennsylvanians.
Biden HHS nominee moved mother out of care facility as she directed nursing homes to take COVID patients
Spotlight PA is funded by foundations and readers like you who are committed to accountability journalism that gets results. I believe I’ve identified a main player in my own county who was born overseas and graduated from schools on the Left Coast. This person was appointed as county health director in 2017 and acts as a buzzkill whenever good news breaks in our area.
"My mother requested and my sister and I, as her children, complied to move her to another location during the COVID-19 outbreak," Levine said. Spotlight PA relies on funding fromfoundations and readers like youwho are committed to accountability journalism that gets results. In October 2021, Levine became the first alleged female 4-star Admiral of the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, a 6,000-member force that responds to health crises on the federal government’s behalf, including administering coronavirus vaccines. Last March, the department issued a guidance titled "Interim Guidance for Nursing Facilities During COVID-19" for Pennsylvania nursing home facilities to follow. On Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Health issued an update stating there have been 19,467 coronavirus-related deaths statewide.
Data related to a deadly outbreak at one Lehigh County facility was not included in the reports until August — after 80 residents had died, one of the highest death tolls in a nursing home in the state. By September, more than six months since the first COVID-19 case in Pennsylvania, problems with the data had not been corrected. With many facilities still closed to visitors, advocates for nursing home residents and families said that there were few ways for families to know what was going on inside facilities and to monitor outbreaks. The first facility-level reports released by the state in May were filled with errors that took several days to correct. Those early reports were supplemented with data from PA-NEDSS, the state’s disease reporting system, which collects data from health-care systems and labs.
Nothing you said in this article demonizes the efforts of the governor and health secretary. I fail to see why a resident of a home exercising her legal right to move to another facility is an “abuse of power”. Anyone who wants to leave a nursing home is legally permitted to do so. They didnt have enough capacity to test every person in every facility daily and still dont, so they are doing it weekly. All nursing home facilities now have sufficient stocks of personal protective equipment, Levine said.
If confirmed, Dr. Levine will hold the second-highest position at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which is overseeing the nation’s coronavirus response. The Biden administration likes to tout she would be the first openly transgender woman to be confirmed by the U.S. Moreover, reports from the state indicate that there’s been official undercounting of nursing home deaths — exactly the same crime New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been accused of. Pennsylvania health official moved mother from nursing home as deaths skyrocketed. Dr. Rachel Leland Levine , is the emotionally disturbed assistant secretary of health in the Biden regime.
Long-term care facilities have so far received more than 306,000 gowns, 336,000 face shields, 1 million, 2.8 million N95 masks and 1.1 million surgical masks. White House press secretary Jen Psaki needs to brush up on basic information. She was asked a pointed question Monday on if the Biden administration still supports the nomination of Dr. Rachel Levine as assistant health secretary given her role in Pennsylvania’s nursing home scandal. Levine stressed to the outlet that her mother had lived at a personal care facility, which is distinct from a nursing home, and that the facility did not fall under the jurisdiction of her agency. 1) the sign language interpreters showing up in virtually every political news conference. An, interpreter is redundant but it also serves as a distraction from the speaker because they are almost always overly animated and odd looking people.
Levine pointed to lags in the state’s electronic death reporting system, or EDRS, to explain why case and death data appeared to be incomplete. Levine said the Department of Health will continue the outreach made in these facilities and begin introducing mass testing to the state. She emphasized plans to test all staff and residents at these facilities so that they can be congregated and treated. WHILE YOU’RE HERE… If you learned something from this story, pay it forward and become a member of Spotlight PA so someone else can in the future at spotlightpa.org/donate. These problems do not appear to have been corrected in the most recent reports, which are posted to the state department of health website. U.S. Sen. Susan Collins (R., Maine) said Levine had assured her that Pennsylvania had accurately reported deaths in these homes, unlike New York, where the attorney general found that the Cuomo administration had undercounted fatalities by the thousands.
You have to wonder about a person who pretends to be what they’re not. In this case we have a man who pretends to be a woman and acts like a woman, dresses like a woman and for all intents and purposes, is still….NOT a woman. Used to be if a man told the world he was Napoleon and acted like Napoleon, dressed like Napoleon and believed he was Napoleon, well, he was freighted off to the loony bin and kept there because he was judged to be mentally ill.
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