SRH Illness Response
 
 
Operations Update:
 
A new California Department of Public Health Guidance for the Use of Face Coverings will be put in place April 3, 2023. The updated guidance replaces mandatory masking requirements in high-risk settings. The requirement that unvaccinated individuals mask in indoor public settings will be a strong recommendation and that all persons, regardless of vaccination status, continue indoor masking. Masks are not required outdoors. For further prevention tips, click here.    
 
There are currently no use restriction mandates from the Board of Directors or County of Marin at this time. Marin County Health and Human Services has not issued a mask requirement, but masks are highly recommended for all s residents, employees, contractors and guests while on site. Staff pre-shift symptomatic checks remain in effect until further notice.  
 
The Board of Directors and management are committed to working with the County of Marin Health and Human Services Department on the appropriate response for our community for all confirmed and suspected cases of COVID-19.
 
COVID-19 Case Update:
 
2024 Year to date: A total of 25 residents and 6 staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus.
 
Cumulative 2023: A total of 53 residents and 18 staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus.
 
Cumulative 2022: A total of 43 resident and 44 staff members tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus over the course of a year. Aside from a minor outbreak in mid-October, these were all individual incidents and no community spread was detected.
 
Cumulative 2021: A total of two staff members, four residents, one caregiver and one guest tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus over the course of a year. These were all individual incidents and no community spread was detected. 
 
Cumulative 2020: A total of ten staff members and two residents tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus over the course of a year. These were all individual incidents and no community spread was detected.
 
If you or your loved one have concerns about symptoms related to the Coronavirus, please see the Center for Disease Control website and/or use their self checker tool located here: CDC COVID-19 Self Checker