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VANCOUVER The COVID-19 outbreak at a multi-purpose seniors care home in Langley is now over, Fraser Health said Thursday. Just two weeks after it declared an outbreak at Chartwell Langley Gardens - an independent-living, assisted-living and long-term care facility operated by Chartwell Retirement Residences - the health authority said in a statement that there are no longer any coronavirus cases at the facility. The outbreak was declared on April 1 after five staff members at the site tested positive for COVID-19. No patients were infected during the outbreak, according to data from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control. The outbreak declaration meant that residents of the facility could not have visitors, just as visits in long-term care homes were resuming in B.C.
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Executive bonuses rose last year at Chartwell Retirement Residences as the company said it responded effectively to the COVID-19 pandemic and gave itself perfect scores for employee engagement, customer satisfaction and its reputation with the public.
The corporate scorecard meant Chartwell paid out bonuses at 85 per cent of the target goals, a higher level than it did in 2019, when payouts ranged from 47 per cent to 63 per cent. Chartwell paid all four of its top executives in excess of $1-million, and each of the four received bigger bonuses than in 2019, when they served in lesser roles.