That’s not who @MrsScrew is talking about.People in nursing homes can't be shipped off to facilities unable to accommodate them.
They are already there, she means the ones brought in.
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That’s not who @MrsScrew is talking about.People in nursing homes can't be shipped off to facilities unable to accommodate them.
If they have a contagious disease it’s probably the place they were already at...a hospital.OK. I'm not really sure where people who need round the clock care can go other than a nursing home or a hospital.
If they have a contagious disease it’s probably the place they were already at...a hospital.
Sure it was. That’s what that type of emergency set up is for. Not forever, just to mitigate so the real places don’t get over run.That's what I am saying. Either the hospital overflows with contagious people or the nursing home. I saw people say send them to MetLife which is just not realistic.
lmfao, they just opened today...you are the biggest phony on this board
Sure it was. That’s what that type of emergency set up is for. Not forever, just to mitigate so the real places don’t get over run.
We had the Javits in NYC, the Brendan Bryne in N.J. and a few other places that had the room and easy access to and from.
I was explaining where Murphy got his number from.If my son was playing, I'd say "we can safely fit more than 500 people in this 54,000 seat stadium, Governor Murphy!". You're presenting the false choice of 500 or 0. Look upthread, what was the courtesy extended by our elected governmental betters at Monmouth Park? All those jockeys and stall scrapers had family in the stands?
Should have been the reverse. Army Corps of Engineers did a bang up job.IDK about that. I believe they were using Javits for non-COVID patients and using the hospitals for the virus. The lag time to set up something on the nursing home level with the regulation required would have been tremendous if not the project itself not possible.
There was also the hospital Ship Comfort provided by the Federal Government. For some reason, it was barely used. And some forget NY State and NY City were slow to enact restrictions, unlike California and Washington--the subway propagated the virus throughout the tri state area and in other areas of the country at a rapid rate. But they seem to forget about that stuff and prefer to tilt at orange wind mills.Sure it was. That’s what that type of emergency set up is for. Not forever, just to mitigate so the real places don’t get over run.
We had the Javits in NYC, the Brendan Bryne in N.J. and a few other places that had the room and easy access to and from.
Too bad.I was explaining where Murphy got his number from.
I agree, the number is totally rediculous.
I will agree with him if raised the number and
Relatives came first, but we would have a lot
Of complaints, anyway. Now if they come up with
10,000 season ticket holders with the most seniority, I would go with that, and piss off thousands of others. First, we would have to
Come up with a safe nbr and take it from there.
In your opinion what would it be, I'll go with
5 to 10 thousand.
Yup, you are number one. Still violating Governor Murphy's quarantine ?Biggest phony on this board? Not sure about that. Greg2020 has some stiff competition in that area.
He should have set it like he did for NJ Casinos, 25% of your establishments capacity or lower if that's what he chooses. This arbitrary number of 500 is just that, arbitrary. It doesn't take into consideration the size of the facility. That would have been the fair and logical way to do it.I was explaining where Murphy got his number from.
I agree, the number is totally rediculous.
I will agree with him if raised the number and
Relatives came first, but we would have a lot
Of complaints, anyway. Now if they come up with
10,000 season ticket holders with the most seniority, I would go with that, and piss off thousands of others. First, we would have to
Come up with a safe nbr and take it from there.
In your opinion what would it be, I'll go with
5 to 10 thousand.
People in nursing homes can't be shipped off to facilities unable to accommodate them.
I think they should have those with high points get in.. but also have, maybe 20% of the seats go to a drawing of other season ticket holders and even students.Too bad.
Everyone knows what the Priority Point System is. We have been told for years by Rutgers of its importance and how it works.
That’s who gets in first after the family/friends group.
Not seniority but point totals. And I know I probably wouldn’t make the cut but that’s the way it works.
so you think. but that is not the case. the LTC facilities were mandated to take their own patients back...even though many of them were at a higher level of care then they were when they left....not ventilator care mind you but requiring a bit more attention. Additionally, and most importantly, they were not cohorting patients so everyone was intermingled and contaminating each other. They were not testing staff or patients and more contamination occurred. They were not testing anyone or even triaging anyone and more contamination happened. One LTC facility in Freehold had 12 people die because the maintenance man was sick and spread it around.
Florida....God's waiting room, on the other hand, shut LTC facilities down from the get go. The state has a huge LTC population that did not see anywhere near the percentage of deaths that NY or NJ saw.
More deaths in NJ this month from licking stamps, than COVID-19, but hey only 500 allowed at sporting events this season!!! LOL!!!!
Fine with the student thing but other than that Priority Point totals only.I think they should have those with high points get in.. but also have, maybe 20% of the seats go to a drawing of other season ticket holders and even students.
Even at the 500 number.. using 100 seats for goodwill among the entire fan base is probably a reasonable thing to do.
I wasn’t comparing states.NY/NJ certainly could have handled the nursing home situation better, but there also wasn’t wide spread, easily accessible, quick testing in place like there is now. This region was also where the spread started and went undetected for weeks.
Florida has had that luxury of adequate testing and months to prepare for the spread before it really hit.
So I don’t think it’s really fair for anyone, from either side, to compare states.
This is like a fantasy AD/Prez thing but I wouldFine with the student thing but other than that Priority Point totals only.
That’s how it works.
Sorry, it just cheapens the whole idea of it. We all know the rules and how to move up on the list if we really want to.This is like a fantasy AD/Prez thing but I would
- recruits and families of players.. that could be the whole 500 right there.
- make sure all the huge donors get what they need.
- Poltiicians.. ehhh.. hard call.. my heart says NO.. no Murphy and friends showing up for what has then become a very hard to get ticket... but he is a rich guy so he could always come as a donor
- at some point though.. I reiterate that some lottery system that keeps the whole fan base and students involved would be a good thing.. perhaps more valuable overall than the 501st priority point total getting in week after week. yes, a small dose of socialism.. share the wealth.. call it an investment in spirit..
I wasn’t comparing states.
My point was if you’re sick you should go the place that might be able to help you get better...
Hospital > nursing home
Dude.. the Washington State nursing home deaths were in the news heavily back in mid-March.. this (NY and NJ nursing home issue) never should have happened at the end of March. Every state should have looked at the Washington State case and found a better way to handle things.Wasn’t specifically talking about you but I’ve seen and heard a lot of people comparing how NJ/NY and Florida handled nursing home patients and I think the circumstances are so drastically different they shouldn’t really be compared...it’s kind of an apples and oranges environment when you talk about March/April vs. June/July. So much has changed.
I’m okay with that...not comparing NY/NJ with Florida although I do think @GoodOl'Rutgers is right.Wasn’t specifically talking about you but I’ve seen and heard a lot of people comparing how NJ/NY and Florida handled nursing home patients and I think the circumstances are so drastically different they shouldn’t really be compared...it’s kind of an apples and oranges environment.
NY/NJ certainly could have handled the nursing home situation better, but there also wasn’t wide spread, easily accessible, quick testing in place like there is now. This region was also where the spread started and went undetected for weeks.
Florida has had that luxury of adequate testing and months to prepare for the spread before it really hit.
So I don’t think it’s really fair for anyone, from either side, to compare states.
Dude.. the Washington State nursing home deaths were in the news heavily back in mid-March.. this (NY and NJ nursing home issue) never should have happened at the end of March. Every state should have looked at the Washington State case and found a better way to handle things.
Dude - it’s hard to figure out a way to handle things appropriately when there’s no testing in place. There was basically no testing in place in March.
I said NY/NJ could have done things differently (i.e. not send them back to the LTC facility), but when you don’t have adequate testing it makes things much harder. Or when it takes 7-10 days to get a test result back it makes things much harder.
I’m sure thousands of people also got it because people were spreading it undetected. A huge part of the problem in this area was for 1-2 months it was hard to identify who actually had the virus...which means it was hard to isolate people who did and didn’t have the virus.
Wasn’t specifically talking about you but I’ve seen and heard a lot of people comparing how NJ/NY and Florida handled nursing home patients and I think the circumstances are so drastically different they shouldn’t really be compared...it’s kind of an apples and oranges environment when you talk about March/April vs. June/July. So much has changed.
You said this:
it is apples to apples, not apples to oranges... with Florida's elderly population if they had done what NY and NJ did it would have been a disaster even with fewer cases back then.
Here is Florida's CoVid timeline... it starts at the end of February...
I'd be willing to say that nursing home management failed as well.. allowing this to happen.. but we have seen how New Jersey uses everything in its arsenal to punish those who don't kowtow to government edicts.
It’s not apples to apples when it comes to testing, which is a key tool in identification and isolation of people which can substantially decrease the spread. When you don’t have testing, it’s pretty hard to isolate and disposition people in nursing homes properly. Not everyone who caught COVID in a nursing home was detected, or went to the hositpal in NY and NJ.
When the influx of spread happened in this area we basically had no testing system in place, or a very limited/delayed testing system. When the influx moved down to Florida, they had the luxury of 2-3 months to prepare as well as pretty adequate testing. The first case in Florida May have happened in February, but there was a couple month delay in overall spread compared to this area.
That’s my point.
From the link I provided..
Feb. 29: State labs in Tampa, Jacksonville and Miami gain the capabilities to process COVID-19 tests. Previously, they had to be sent to federal labs.
apples.. all apples
You really are a dodo. I acknowledged that fact in my previous post.
Since you continue to ignore or acknowledge any of my points, I’m out on this conversation. You’re pretty bad at this.
He shows his face in that stadium he'll become the next Christie in a beach chair meme around these parts.- Poltiicians.. ehhh.. hard call.. my heart says NO.. no Murphy and friends showing up for what has then become a very hard to get ticket... but he is a rich guy so he could always come as a donor
He's still living off the good vibes for getting Schiano back. People will give him some slack as a result.He shows his face in that stadium he'll become the next Christie in a beach chair meme around these parts.
He shows his face in that stadium he'll become the next Christie in a beach chair meme around these parts.
Should have photoshopped some red socks on his feet too.He's still living off the good vibes for getting Schiano back. People will give him some slack as a result.
Should have been the reverse. Army Corps of Engineers did a bang up job.
Very impressed with what I know about the whole thing.
Hopefully for the next time they are consulted earlier in the process.
so you think. but that is not the case. the LTC facilities were mandated to take their own patients back...even though many of them were at a higher level of care then they were when they left....not ventilator care mind you but requiring a bit more attention. Additionally, and most importantly, they were not cohorting patients so everyone was intermingled and contaminating each other. They were not testing staff or patients and more contamination occurred. They were not testing anyone or even triaging anyone and more contamination happened. One LTC facility in Freehold had 12 people die because the maintenance man was sick and spread it around.
Florida....God's waiting room, on the other hand, shut LTC facilities down from the get go. The state has a huge LTC population that did not see anywhere near the percentage of deaths that NY or NJ saw.
Yeah, terrible ones.Mistakes are made by everyone, but NJ (knock wood) is the only state with 2 weeks of declining cases. Which is great news for all of us here.