COVID-19 Information Center

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The Manor takes the safety of our residents and employees seriously. It’s our duty to inform our community members, both inside and outside of the facility, about COVID-19 activity in our population.

This information last updated

March 23, 2023

Current Status

Red Zone

Moundridge Manor is out of COVID outbreak status and is following regulatory guidelines based on McPherson County’s current community transmission level as calculated by the CDC.

All visitation, activity, and dining practices remain in place without significant alterations at this time.

We continue to test residents and employees with symptoms as required by regulation.

CDC Community Transmission Level

Most Recent Outbreak

NOV 16, 2022 – MAR 19, 2023

Residents that have tested positive for COVID-19	11
Residents that have met recovery criteria	11
Resident deaths	0
TOTAL current active resident cases	0

Employees that have tested positive for COVID-19	34
Employees that have met recovery criteria	34
TOTAL current active employee cases	0

Cumulative Data

Since first outbreak

Residents that have tested positive for COVID-19	66
Residents that have met recovery criteria	61
Resident deaths	5
TOTAL current active resident cases	0

Employees that have tested positive for COVID-19	193
Probable Employees	1
Employees that have met recovery criteria	194
TOTAL current active employee cases	0

Check Your Symptoms

Please contact your healthcare provider if you:

Have been in contact with someone who tested positive for, or had symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 14 days OR
New cough, fever or shortness of breath in the last 72 hours OR
Two or more of these symptoms that are new in the last 72 hours: Chills, muscle aches, severe headache, sore throat, runny nose, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of smell or loss of taste.

Care for yourself and your loved ones

Wash your hands often with soap and water.
When possible, avoid touching your face.
Stay home when not feeling well.
Wear a mask.
Physical distancing is recommended as much as possible when multiple people are gathering in an area.
While not required, consider being tested for COVID before visiting others.
Take all COVID vaccinations for which you are eligible.