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Coronavirus Cases Drop In U.S. Assisted Living, Nursing Homes - Across America, US - More than 153,000 residents of the country's nursing homes and assisted living facilities have died of the coronavirus.

More than 153,000 residents of the country's nursing homes and assisted living centers have died of COVID-19, accounting for 36% of the U.S. pandemic death toll, according to the COVID Tracking Project.

Morrisons and Tesco provided mince pies and mulled wine. Melanie Dawson, who is the registered manager for the home, said: “ We were overwhelmed by the support from the local community. “Many of the residents chose to stay inside to keep safe but the ones who wanted to go were supported to do so but remained socially distant. “Residents are still talking about it now.” An even bigger event is being planned for next year. Mrs Smallpage added: “It was so magical to come together as a village to support our care home residents and key workers. “It was such a wonderful ...

“Father Christmas entertained the children - from a distance.” Morrisons and Tesco provided mince pies and mulled wine. Melanie Dawson, who is the registered manager for the home, said: “ We were overwhelmed by the support from the local community. “Many of the residents chose to stay inside to keep safe but the ones who wanted to go were supported to do so but remained socially distant. “Residents are still talking about it now.” An even bigger event is being planned for next year. Mrs Smallpage added: “It was so magical to come together as a village to support o...