NBC Connecticut reports a Riverton woman found a creative way to say hello to her stepdad at his nursing home in Canton amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lacey Lizzi said her stepfather Arthur has been her best friend since she was 10 and was placed in Cherry Brook Health Care Center in January.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, she visited her stepdad every day.
Among 215 nursing homes in CT, 96 have had at least one confirmed case of COVID-19.
A total of 980 nursing home residents with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 have been identified of whom 264 were hospitalized and 142 have died.
As of April 10, a total of 10,538 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported among Connecticut residents. One thousand five hundred sixty-two patients are currently hospitalized. There have been 448 COVID-19-associated deaths.
Lizzi told NBC Connecticut a family friend with Sandy Brook Services provided the bucket lift and she got permission from her stepdad’s facility so she could creatively say hello to him.
She went on the bucket lift for about 10 minutes on Saturday and held up signs that said things like “hi Pops,” “hugs and kisses” and “see you soon.”
The following is an up-to-date list of every nursing home in Connecticut with residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 as of 4/8/2020:
Town
Nursing Home
Bethel
Bethel Health Care Center
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
Bloomfield
Caleb Hitchcock Health Center
Bloomfield
Touchpoints at Bloomfield
Branford
Branford Hills Health Care Center
Bridgeport
Jewish Living Center
Bristol
Countryside Manor of Bristol
Bristol
Sheridan Woods Health Care Center
Canton
Cherry Brook Health Care Center
Chester
Aaron Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation
Danbury
Glen Hill Center
Danbury
Saint John Paul II Center
Danbury
Western Rehabilitation Care Center
East Hartford
Riverside Health & Rehabilitation Center
East Haven
Apple Rehab Laurel Woods
East Haven
Whispering Pines
Enfield
Parkway Pavilion Health and Rehabilitation Center
Fairfield
Cambridge Health and Rehabilitation Center
Fairfield
Carolton Chronic & Convalescent
Fairfield
Ludlowe Center for Health & Rehabilitation
Farmington
Touchpoints at Farmington
Glastonbury
Glastonbury Health Care Center
Greenwich
Greenwich Woods
Greenwich
Nathaniel Witherall
Guilford
Guilford House
Hamden
Arden House
Hamden
Hamden Rehabilitation & Health Care Center
Hartford
Chelsea Place
Hartford
Trinity Hill Care Center
Litchfield
Litchfield Woods
Manchester
Crestfield Rehabilitation Center
Manchester
Manchester Manor Health Care Center
Manchester
Touchpoints at Manchester
Meriden
Curtis Home
Middletown
Middlesex Health Care Center
Middletown
Water’s Edge Center for Health & Rehabilitation
Milford
Golden Hill Rehab Pavilion
Milford
West River Rehab Center
Naugatuck
Glendale Center
New Britain
Grandview Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
New Canaan
Waveny Care Center
New Haven
Grimes Center
New London
Harbor Village
Newington
Bel Air Manor
Newington
Newington Rapid Recovery Rehab Center
North Haven
Montowese Health & Rehabilitation Center
Norwalk
Autumn Lake Healthcare at Norwalk
Norwalk
Cassena Care at Norwalk
Plainville
Apple Rehab Farmington Valley
Portland
Portland Care and Rehabilitation
Ridgefield
Laurel Ridge Health care Center
Rocky Hill
60 West
Rocky Hill
Apple Rehab Rocky Hill
Seymour
Shady Knoll Health Center
Sharon
Sharon Health Care Center
Shelton
Apple Shelton Lakes
Shelton
Bishop-Wicke Health and Rehabilitation
Shelton
Gardner Heights Health Care Center
Simsbury
McLean Health Center
Southington
Summit at Plantsville
Stafford Springs
Evergreen Health Care Center
Stamford
Edgehill Health Center
Stamford
Long Ridge Post-Acute Care
Stamford
St. Camillus Center
Stamford
The Villa at Stamford
Stratford
Lord Chamberlain Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
NBC Connecticut reports a Riverton woman found a creative way to say hello to her stepdad at his nursing home in Canton amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lacey Lizzi said her stepfather Arthur has been her best friend since she was 10 and was placed in Cherry Brook Health Care Center in January.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, she visited her stepdad every day.
Among 215 nursing homes in CT, 96 have had at least one confirmed case of COVID-19.
A total of 980 nursing home residents with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 have been identified of whom 264 were hospitalized and 142 have died.
As of April 10, a total of 10,538 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported among Connecticut residents. One thousand five hundred sixty-two patients are currently hospitalized. There have been 448 COVID-19-associated deaths.
Lizzi told NBC Connecticut a family friend with Sandy Brook Services provided the bucket lift and she got permission from her stepdad’s facility so she could creatively say hello to him.
She went on the bucket lift for about 10 minutes on Saturday and held up signs that said things like “hi Pops,” “hugs and kisses” and “see you soon.”
The following is an up-to-date list of every nursing home in Connecticut with residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 as of 4/8/2020:
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