Yes, my grandma's nursing has quite a few cases. They are presuming she's positive so she's in an isolation room. I think it started a week or so ago with some employees that tested positive, even thought they screened them coming in.
I work in healthcare for a pretty large company. So far, they have announced that there will be no raises or bonuses this year and suspended the 401k match until January. They said they made do some furloughs at some point but are not planning on doing many layoffs.
It seems like the Abbott rapid test really isn't that great after all. According to some studies it has a false negative rate of 15%
https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/false-negatives-in-quick-covid-19-test-near-15-percent-study-67451/amp
Looks like we could have at home testing soon for people that get a recommendation from their doctor
https://www.wraltechwire.com/2020/04/21/labcorp-receives-fda-approval-to-sell-at-home-covid-19-test/
Probably not a good sign from one of the biggest labs that they are doing furloughs while they still have a huge backlog of Covid tests to run
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/quest-diagnostics-furloughs-employees-cuts-exec-pay
There was an automated test approved for labs in the last few days. Labcorp expects to be ramping up the amount of tests they run every night. Until now they has a very manual method that took a few days.
I just looked it up and he was only at Missouri for 5 months and and at South Carolina for a year. Its starting to seem like a pattern where he doesn't stay long