MORGANTOWN- The medical director of Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term Care in Morgantown said Wednesday only one of its residents remains positive for COVID-19. According to Carl Shrader, who is also a WVU Medicine physician, the 83-year-old female resident is asymptomatic and first ...
Residents of Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care in Morgantown enjoyed a parade of vehicles carrying friends and family members by Sunday afternoon. Like other nursing facility across the state, Sundale has been closed to visitors since March 12 due to COVID-19. The facility’s ...
A spike in positive COVID-19 cases in Berkeley and Jefferson counties is not a surprise to COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh. That’s what he said during Gov. Jim Justice’s Thursday COVID-19 press briefing. Marsh also said repeat tests — such as those at Sundale nursing home — are ...
With the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 declining at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care, restrictions on visitation may be relaxed in the not-so-distant future, its medical director said.“We had hoped to have something by Mother’s Day,” said Carl Shrader, who is also a ...
Fourteen people — residents and staff — at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care remain positive for the COVID-19 virus, while 40 have recovered, the facility’s medical director said Friday.And with the number of infected residents going down, Dr. Carl Shrader, who is also a West ...
A Morgantown nursing facility, where a number of residents and staff have contracted COVID-19, began allowing limited, in-person, outdoor visits Thursday.The sessions at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term Care will run through Monday, said Dr. Carl Shrader, the facility’s medical ...