Maine : Long-term care metadata history

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC facility-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week. November 19, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from November 12, 2020. January 14, 2021: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from January 7, 2021. February 18, 2021: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from February 11, 2021.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC facility-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week. November 19, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from November 12, 2020. January 14, 2021: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from January 7, 2021.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC facility-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week. November 19, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from November 12, 2020.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC facility-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week. November 19, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a long-term care facility sheet. Data was carried over from November 12, 2020.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC faciity-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Publicly, Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." Starting on July 15th, Maine began providing CTP with a LTC faciity-level sheet every Thursday via email. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. October 1, 2020: Maine did not provide CTP with a facility-level sheet. Carrying over all numbers from previous week.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." CTP does not includes homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health. Residential Care Homes and Veterans Homes are put in the other category. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. June 18, 2020-present day: Maine has not provided CTP with another spreadsheet. CTP is gathering data from press conferences, where staff and resident cases and staff and resident deaths are reported together. August 27, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at long-term care facilities in Maine. The new totals in outbreak and cumulative reflect this. September 3, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 12, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 17, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 24, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. October 1, 2020: No new LTC reports. Carrying over all numbers from September 25, 2020 report.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." CTP does not includes homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health. Residential Care Homes and Veterans Homes are put in the other category. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. June 18, 2020-present day: Maine has not provided CTP with another spreadsheet. CTP is gathering data from press conferences, where staff and resident cases and staff and resident deaths are reported together. August 27, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all open and closed outbreaks at long-term care facilities in Maine. The new totals in outbreak and cumulative reflect this. September 3, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all open and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 12, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 17, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 24, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." CTP does not includes homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health. Residential Care Homes and Veterans Homes are put in the other category. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. June 18, 2020-present day: Maine has not provided CTP with another spreadsheet. CTP is gathering data from press conferences, where staff and resident cases and staff and resident deaths are reported together. August 27, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all open and closed outbreaks at long-term care facilities in Maine. The new totals in outbreak and cumulative reflect this. September 3, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all open and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities. September 17, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all open and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities.

Maine reports long-term care data for Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Care Homes, Residential Care Homes, homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health needs and Veterans Homes. Maine reports cases and deaths as outbreaks in press conferences. Outbreaks are defined as "three cases or more within a fourteen day period. This may include both residents as well as staff. Maine CDC will close an outbreak once 28 days have passed with no additional cases." CTP does not includes homes for adults with intellectual disability or behavioral health. Residential Care Homes and Veterans Homes are put in the other category. July 15, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a facility-level list of open and closed outbreaks, which is responsible for a spike in data on July 16th. June 18, 2020-present day: Maine has not provided CTP with another spreadsheet. CTP is gathering data from press conferences, where staff and resident cases and staff and resident deaths are reported together. August 27, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at long-term care facilities in Maine. The new totals in outbreak and cumulative reflect this. September 3, 2020: Maine provided CTP with a list of all active and closed outbreaks at LTC facilities.