WVU Today Widespread COVID-19 testing may be an obvious way to control an outbreak in a long-term care facility. But communication among the facility’s staff, its residents and the residents’ family members is crucial, too. A new study led by Carl Shrader, a physician and researcher ...
For the first time in three months, family and friends of Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term Care residents are now able to do something they have not been able to do: Be in the same room with loved ones.But it’s not without restrictions and COVID-19 safeguards in place.For this to ...
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MORGANTOWN -- The medical director of Sundale Long-Term Care and Rehabilitation in Morgantown received a $30,000 grant from the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute to study how long former COVID-19 patients may be immune to the virus. Beginning in early August, funds ...
Sundale finds way to make visits work Chris Atkins has had family members at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term Care in Morgantown. The owner of City Neon Inc. remembers how happy family members were when they were able to get together and visit. And he knows what some of his ...
Life is slowly returning to normal for Dr. Carl Shrader, the medical director of Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care, as well as its residents and staff. For almost three months, Shrader, who is also a WVU Medicine physician, was consumed with trying to figure out how COVID-19 works ...