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There were 53 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 43,1574 cases, with one new death reported.  Nationwide, cases rose for the third day in a row, with 81,769 new cases for a cume total of 31.114 million. Deaths rose by 773 to 561,200. In California, there were 3,434 new cases, for a total of 3.695 million while deaths rose by 135 to 60,325. Please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
There were 41 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 43,104 cases, with two new deaths reported.  Nationwide, cases rose for the second day in a row, with 81,320 new cases for a cume total of 31.033 million. Deaths rose by 977 to 560,427. In California, there were 3,195 new cases, for a total of 3.692 million while deaths rose by 133 to 60,190. Please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
There were 6 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 43,063 cases, with two new deaths reported.  Nationwide, there were 73,200 cases (up from 65K yesterday), for a cume total of 30.951 million. Deaths rose by 935, for a total of 559,450. In California, there were 2,273 new cases, for a total of 3.689 million. Deaths rose by 131 to 60,057. Please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
An investigative reporter unveiled an expose on a chain of nursing homes in California called Country Villa which has 18 nursing homes that have been unlicensed for years. Two of their facilities lost over a dozen of residents due to COVID-19.  The Staye of California requires that nursing home operators be licensed by the California Department of Public Health, which oversees nursing homes. But the Department has allowed the owner to operate with a “pending license†for years. The owner, Shlomo Rechnitz, has acquired 81 nursing homes with 9,000 beds, making him the largest operator in California. “I’m just a little speechless when it comes to this ownership nightmare in California and now it’s gotten to this point,†said Molly Davies, the Los Angeles County long-term care ombudsman. In Monterey, our ombudsman said that they have not had in-person access to assisted living facilities during the pandemic, a situation which is just making things worse.
There were 19 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 43,057 cases, with no new deaths reported.  Nationwide, there were 65,025 new cases, for a cume total of 30.878 million. Deaths rose by 907, for a total of 558,815. In California, there were 2,170 new cases, for a total of 3.687 million. Deaths rose by 100 to 59,926. Please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
There were 36 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 43,038 cases, with no new deaths reported.  Nationwide, there were 76,624 new cases, for a cume total of 30.813 million. Deaths rose by 530, for a total of 555,939. In California, we now have the lowest COVID-19 positivity rate in the entire U.S. There were 2,532 new cases, for a total of 3.685 million. Deaths rose by 85 to 59,826. Please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
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There were 18 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,979 cases, with no new deaths reported.  Vaccinations in the county continue to rise, with 35% of eligible county residents receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. Nationwide, there were 77,624 new cases for a grand total of 30.508 million. New cases rose for the third day in a row, with more than 15K more new cases than two days ago. Deaths rose by 1,441, more than double the 561 reported yesterday. In California, there were 3,836 new cases, more than double the 1,858 cases reported the day prior. Deaths came in at 259 (versus 95 yesterday), for a cume total of 59,492. These numbers are not looking good, please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
There were 26 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,961 cases, with one new death reported.  Nationwide, there were 68,162 new cases for a cume total of 30.430million, while deaths rose by 561 to 551,638. In California, There were 1,858 new cases reported in the Golden State, bringing the cume total to 3.669 million, while deaths rose by 95 to 59,233. Pease stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
There was only one new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,935 cases, with no new deaths reported.  CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told reporters that she felt a sense of impending doom after watching the steady rise of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. despite all of the vaccinations being done. In Europe, the situation is even worse. French President Emmanuel Macron announced a three-week nationwide school closure and a one-month ban on domestic travel. Paris hospital officials said they are going to have to start refusing patients for lack of space. Nationwide, there were 62,045 new cases for a cume total of 30.362 million, while deaths rose by 1,047 to 551,077. In California, signs of a third wave have not yet appeared, however, experts point out that California has been slower to reopen than other states. However, because of the state’s size, the number of new cases logged here per capita ranks in the top 10 by state across the entire nation. There were 2,331 new cases reported in the Golden State, bringing the cume total to 3.667 million, while deaths rose by 127 to 59,138. Pease stay home and stay safe as much as possible.
Some experts are saying that figuring out what to do in retirement might actually be easier after having had to stay at home most of the time due to the coronavirus. Working from home can provide a sense for “what retirement might look like,†said Dr. Pinchas Cohen, dean of the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology at the University of Southern California. People are reflecting and reevaluating what important and changing plans accordingly. George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning asks his clients three questions to clarify their goals : What would you do if you had all of the time and money in the world? How would you live if you knew you had only five to ten years left? And what would you most regret if you died tomorrow?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-covid-19-will-change-aging-and-retirement-11605452401