Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term Care facility in Morgantown confirmed a 100-year-old female resident of the facility died late last week of COVID-19, its fifth virus-related death since early April. Carl Shrader, Sundale’s medical director who is also a WVU Medicine physician, said ...
The state mandated COVID-19 testing of all West Virginia nursing home residents and employees was completed last week at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long Term-Care in Morgantown and turned up a handful of new cases, including the facility’s admissions, marketing and activities ...
Residents and employees of the Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care in Morgantown continue to slowly recover from the COVID-19 virus almost a month after the first case was reported, medical director Carl Shrader said Tuesday. Originally 33 people associated with Sundale tested ...
Nursing home retests 15 residents, 9 workers Monday A fourth resident of Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care facility in Morgantown died Saturday of COVID-19 complications. The 85-year-old woman had an underlying health issue, said Donna Tennant, Sundale’s director of admissions ...
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Six of the 21 residents at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care facility in Morgantown who tested positive for COVID-19 a week ago now show no signs of the virus. “We are starting to clear the virus,” said Carl Shrader, Sundale’s medical director and WVU Medicine ...