The figures released by the state show lower totals, however, because officials have stopped including in their public data 74 facilities that have not had a new case in the past 28 days, an IDPH spokeswoman said Friday.
Once again, its idph job to regulate the 1,200 nursing homes/ long term care facilities with 100,000 residents. How can idph regulate when its (afscme) hero employees have been allowed to sit out the pandemic at home indefinitely, collecting fat checks and doing who knows what? Somebody needs to file the foia’s and find out what those idph employees heros are up to
Freddy
6 years ago
If protestors need to use his bathroom they are out of luck.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Once again, its idph job to regulate the 1,200 nursing homes/ long term care facilities with 100,000 residents. How can idph regulate when its (afscme) hero employees have been allowed to sit out the pandemic at home indefinitely, collecting fat checks and doing who knows what? Somebody needs to file the foia’s and find out what those idph employees heros are up to
If protestors need to use his bathroom they are out of luck.