Between November 15 and November 30, GNR reported 41 new cases of the virus, and at one point had 30 active cases within the facility: 15 residents and 15 staff members. In the five day period between November 25 and November 30, the long-term care facility had 19 cases of the deadly virus confirmed.
As of Monday, though, the spread of COVID-19 has slowed considerably, as there were five active cases within GNR: two residents and three staff.
Since March, GNR has had 120 people associated with the 72-bed facility — 71 residents, 49 staff — test positive for coronavirus.
Ten deaths at the facility, all residents, have been blamed on the virus.
Grayson County’s other nursing home, Spring View Nursing & Rehabilitation, has had 45 cases arise from the facility, but currently has zero active cases.