I was talking to a coworker today about the elderly case numbers and she said Lampstand in Bryan has a lot of cases. She knows someone who works there.

Their website gives updates and it seems that they are caring for Covid patients coming in from other facilities. I'm sharing this for information purposes, not to point a finger at them.

If they're caring for patients from outside facilities, then that is a very different situation than an unchecked outbreak running rampant in at long term care facility. I'm sure it is a very difficult situation for the staff at Lampstand and I wish them the best.

http://lampstandnursing.com/News.php

Today's numbers: 78 new confirmed cases, 17 probable cases, 26 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 493 tests, 0 deaths.

Thanks for organizing & keeping such a thorough record of all the numbers.

I'm sure you'll catch the typo, but heads up that 11/5/2020 is listed twice.

MiMi said:

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Today's numbers: 78 new confirmed cases, 17 probable cases, 26 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 493 tests, 0 deaths.

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Hmm. Spike to keep an eye on. I wonder what happened.

JaneDoe02 said:

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I was talking to a coworker today about the elderly case numbers and she said Lampstand in Bryan has a lot of cases. She knows someone who works there.

Their website gives updates and it seems that they are caring for Covid patients coming in from other facilities. I'm sharing this for information purposes, not to point a finger at them.

If they're caring for patients from outside facilities, then that is a very different situation than an unchecked outbreak running rampant in at long term care facility. I'm sure it is a very difficult situation for the staff at Lampstand and I wish them the best.

http://lampstandnursing.com/News.php

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Well, since someone else said it, I will confirm it.

Lampstand is one of the nursing homes with an outbreak. It was the location I mentioned on 11-2 on this thread. Back to back EMS calls for clearly positive cases.

And I'm going to ask for clarification from the staff.

Would naming the others where EMS has been dispatched be a rules violation?

Saturday's results include:

Todays increase
90's - 0
80's - 3
70's - 2

28 from a cluster
0-9 age group had - 7 (daycare cluster?)

Region N hospitals at 56 (-2) Covid patients, 10 (-1) in ICU
+0 PCR cases today than this day last week
32% in the 18-24 age group (25 people)

Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q

Today's numbers: 54 new confirmed cases, 20 probable cases, 27 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 0 tests, 0 deaths.

Today's numbers: 40 new confirmed cases, 17 probable cases, 28 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 0 tests, 0 deaths

Monday's results include:

Todays increase
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 1

Region N hospitals at 55 (-1) Covid patients, 10 (+0) in ICU
+8 PCR cases today than this day last week
56% in the 18-24 age group (22 people)

Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q

Rapier108 said:

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JaneDoe02 said:

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I was talking to a coworker today about the elderly case numbers and she said Lampstand in Bryan has a lot of cases. She knows someone who works there.

Their website gives updates and it seems that they are caring for Covid patients coming in from other facilities. I'm sharing this for information purposes, not to point a finger at them.

If they're caring for patients from outside facilities, then that is a very different situation than an unchecked outbreak running rampant in at long term care facility. I'm sure it is a very difficult situation for the staff at Lampstand and I wish them the best.

http://lampstandnursing.com/News.php

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Well, since someone else said it, I will confirm it.

Lampstand is one of the nursing homes with an outbreak. It was the location I mentioned on 11-2 on this thread. Back to back EMS calls for clearly positive cases.

And I'm going to ask for clarification from the staff.

Would naming the others where EMS has been dispatched be a rules violation?

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The one I mentioned is a very short drive to the hospital and was not Lampstand. Outbreak started 10/22 or so.

That makes at least two facilities.

goatchze said:

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Rapier108 said:

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JaneDoe02 said:

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I was talking to a coworker today about the elderly case numbers and she said Lampstand in Bryan has a lot of cases. She knows someone who works there.

Their website gives updates and it seems that they are caring for Covid patients coming in from other facilities. I'm sharing this for information purposes, not to point a finger at them.

If they're caring for patients from outside facilities, then that is a very different situation than an unchecked outbreak running rampant in at long term care facility. I'm sure it is a very difficult situation for the staff at Lampstand and I wish them the best.

http://lampstandnursing.com/News.php

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Well, since someone else said it, I will confirm it.

Lampstand is one of the nursing homes with an outbreak. It was the location I mentioned on 11-2 on this thread. Back to back EMS calls for clearly positive cases.

And I'm going to ask for clarification from the staff.

Would naming the others where EMS has been dispatched be a rules violation?

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The one I mentioned is a very short drive to the hospital and was not Lampstand. Outbreak started 10/22 or so.

That makes at least two facilities.

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And the one right next to it also had an outbreak, assuming we're talking about the same one.

The fourth is in College Station.

Thankfully it seems like the outbreaks there have mostly burned out as we're not seeing a huge number of cases involving people 70+ as we were for the past ~3 weeks.

It's early and I haven't had much coffee, but the TAMU site says 367 positive for the week ending 11/7. The county numbers seem lower than that. Am I missing something?

JaneDoe02 said:

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It's early and I haven't had much coffee, but the TAMU site says 367 positive for the week ending 11/7. The county numbers seem lower than that. Am I missing something?

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TAMU numbers are not included in the county numbers.

dubi said:

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JaneDoe02 said:

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It's early and I haven't had much coffee, but the TAMU site says 367 positive for the week ending 11/7. The county numbers seem lower than that. Am I missing something?

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TAMU numbers are not included in the county numbers.

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Tamu numbers on their dashboard include self reported numbers and may also be from non brazos county residents.

TAMU testing, both random testing they did to start the semester, and the walk up testing they are doing now are reported to BCHD or other counties based on residence for the person.

Today's numbers: 43 new confirmed cases, 9 probable cases, 31 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 615 tests, 0 deaths

Tuesday's results include:

Todays increase
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 1

Region N hospitals at 58 (+3) Covid patients, 12 (+2) in ICU
+1 PCR cases today than this day last week
54% in the 18-24 age group (23 people)

Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q

Today's numbers: 58 new confirmed cases, 19 probable cases, 28 Brazos County residents hospitalized, 311 tests, 5 deaths - one male in his 80's, two females in their 80's, and one male in his 90's that were all hospitalized. And a male in his 80's, who was not hospitalized.

Wednesday's results include:

Todays increase
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 6

Region N hospitals at 58 (+0) Covid patients, 12 (+0) in ICU
+19 PCR cases today than this day last week
33% in the 18-24 age group (19 people)

Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11DhOiIPQwUQ5teJsvOV_JYp-zDkE4Eq5bQ91fud7y9Q

I wonder how/why the worldometer.info site showed these deaths days ago but the BCHD just now reports them... they now show 83, so I expect more are pending public release as well.

lockett93 said:

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dubi said:

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JaneDoe02 said:

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It's early and I haven't had much coffee, but the TAMU site says 367 positive for the week ending 11/7. The county numbers seem lower than that. Am I missing something?

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TAMU numbers are not included in the county numbers.

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Tamu numbers on their dashboard include self reported numbers and may also be from non brazos county residents.

TAMU testing, both random testing they did to start the semester, and the walk up testing they are doing now are reported to BCHD or other counties based on residence for the person.

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lockett93,

Do you have a link to how TAMU & Brazos county determines residency? I was not successful in my searches and only found detail explanation for state of Alabama, and that was sketchy.

It said they initially counted cases against the students home county, as they think that is where they caught Covid. They said once they are established in the area, they count it against the school county.

I'm paraphrasing and it's probably more complicated as maybe the student goes back home and creates another scenario.

The numbers of college age people shot up as soon as TAMU opened up for fall, and it's hard to believe that was attributable to Brazos county A&M students only.

I'm just speculating.

What are the odds on we get chastised for not doing enough with full mask compliance, social distancing, gatherings etc?

Everybody do your part. Your mask protects those around you. Don't be selfish.

Does Mayor Moonbeam give us another "I was in HEB and saw people without masks" speech?

Ugh

Sorry, I don't. But I remember reading that if they had a local address they would be reported to the BHCD