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The impact of heavy rainfall leaks on Philly’s Jefferson Station

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By Letitia Stein Verified
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This nursing home chain stood out for nationally high death rates as pandemic peaked

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By Letitia Stein Verified, Jayme Fraser Verified, Nick Penzenstadler Verified
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*** Martha Miles, one of the first to die, gasped for air. She pressed her nursing home call buzzer but got no help. Ed Windholtz, Imelda Balbach, Byron Eggemeyer – farmer, nurse, engineer – died hundreds of miles apart within the span of a week in seemingly isolated COVID-19 outbreaks. The deaths across a scattering of Midwestern nursing homes began surging around Thanksgiving. In the span of a week, the count of the dead nearly tripled in Michigan.
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USA TODAY broadens access to report card rating COVID outcomes at nursing homes during surge Original

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By Jayme Fraser Verified, Nick Penzenstadler Verified, Letitia Stein Verified
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As the United States surpasses 1 million COVID-19 deaths since the pandemic began, USA TODAY is opening up access to a report card of infections and deaths in nursing homes during the worst of the pandemic. Originally only accessible to subscribers, the tool allows users to scrutinize the nation’s 15,000 nursing homes by their performance as the largest surge of COVID infections swept through those facilities during a five-month period starting in October 2020.
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