This page will be updated once daily to reflect the most up-to-date information. It was last updated on Wednesday, May 27.
Community Response to a COVID-19 Positive Case
At Presbyterian Senior Living, the health and well-being of residents and staff is always our highest priority. We continue to hold residents and their families close in our prayers, and are doing everything possible to keep the residents and families we serve, our dedicated caregivers and our communities safe.
The residents we serve are cherished members of the PSL family, and we hold the responsibility to care for them in extremely high regard. We are doing everything in our power to prevent community spread of the virus.
As we learn of a positive COVID-19 case at any of our communities that provide health care services, we are implementing procedures designed to mitigate the spread of the virus. These procedures are standardized across each PSL Continuing Care Retirement Community as well as Assisted Living and Personal Care Residences.
- Public health officials are notified as required, and all procedures recommended by the CDC and Department of Health are implemented.
- Fire doors to the affected neighborhoods are being closed to restrict the area. Where fire doors are not available, zip doors are installed to provide isolation. No unauthorized staff members or residents is allowed to enter an affected neighborhood.
- Staff members providing care for COVID-19 residents are utilizing full personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure the virus is not spread to other residents or staff.
- Residents with COVID-19 are placed in isolated rooms to prevent the spread of the virus.
- Whenever possible, staff assigned to care for persons with COVID-19 have a designated entrance and exit to eliminate contact with other staff and residents.
- We have secured additional PPE from other PSL communities and have a dedicated team of corporate employees working daily to obtain additional PPE as needed.
- We hold daily meetings with community and corporate leadership to review our pandemic plan and make adjustments where necessary.
As we balance Presbyterian Senior Living's desire to be transparent with our need to protect the privacy of the residents we serve, we are unable to release information on specific test results.
The below information on COVID-19 positive cases is updated daily.
Number of Active COVID-19 Cases by Community
- Cathedral Village
- New resident cases today: 0
- Total resident cases: 5
- Total resident deaths: 2
- Total resident recoveries: 3
- Total active staff cases: 1
- Glen Meadows Retirement Community
- New resident cases today: 1
- Total resident cases: 10
- Health Center: 9 active cases
- Total resident deaths: 1
- Total active staff cases: 1
- Kirkland Village
- New resident cases today: 0
- Total resident cases: 39
- Personal Care: 4 active case
- Health Center: 18 active cases
- Total resident deaths: 8
- Total resident recoveries: 7
- Total discharged cases*: 2
- Total active staff cases: 1
- Ware Presbyterian Village
- New resident cases today: 0
- Total resident cases: 2
- Personal Care: 1 active case
- Total discharged residents*: 1
- Total active staff cases: 1
- Westminster Village at Allentown†
- New resident cases today: 2
- Total resident cases: 49
- Health Center: 31 active cases
- Total resident deaths: 12
- Total resident recoveries: 1
- Total discharged residents*: 5
- Total active staff cases: 10
- Westminster Village at Dover
- New resident cases today: 0
- Total resident cases: 18
- Health Center: 8 active cases
- Total resident deaths: 9
- Total resident recoveries: 1
- Total active staff cases: 7
St. Andrew's Village was originally listed with one resident case. Upon further testing, it was discovered that this was a result of a false positive test, and the resident in question never contracted COVID-19.
*Discharged cases represent those who have left the community without providing the intention to return. Once discharged, we are unable to provide updates on their status, as they are no longer in our care.
† There was an error in reporting at Westminster Village at Allentown on April 25, 2020. On this date, the total resident cases should have been 21 (not 22 as posted) and the active Health Center cases should have been 20 (not 21 as posted).