Orange County suspends all visits to assisted living facilities and nursing homes
The order also includes long-term care facilities and hospitals.
News 12 Staff
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Oct 28, 2020, 11:26 AM
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Updated 1,282 days ago
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213ds agoA new measure has been implemented in
Orange County assisted living facilities and nursing homes to stop the spread
of COVID-19.
The county has officially suspended all in-person visits due to a surge in the number of newly
diagnosed cases of coronavirus in nursing homes.
The order also includes long-term care facilities and
hospitals.
Residents of those facilities also must quarantine
for two weeks if they leave to see a doctor or for another reason.
