Elkhart County health officials concerned about recent covid-19 surge
By:
LeVon Whittaker
Posted: Jan 6, 2022 11:37 PM EDT
-
4:00
Witnesses share video from police confrontation at Central Park
-
1:35
Vandals hit four mausoleums at Crystal Springs Cemetery
-
0:54
The Extreme Heat starts today
-
4:22
From train tracks to highways, how Indiana became the “Crossroads...
-
0:45
The heat starts now
-
1:15
Showers and storms possible for the holiday weekend
-
2:46
Buchanan celebrates unity during fourth annual Pride event
-
1:53
Mishawaka celebrates America’s 250 with music
-
0:24
South Bend community donates blood at Grace UMC
-
1:23
Upgraded to an Extreme Heat Warning
-
1:35
Extreme Heat Watch begins tomorrow
-
0:21
One injured in overnight shooting on South Bend’s northwest...
ELKHART COUNTY, Ind --Michiana hospitals are continuing to see a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
During the month of December in 2021 Elkhart General Hospital had more than 300 patients.
Goshen Hospital is also overwhelmed.
There are concerns for the community as well.
The Elkhart County Health Department released a PSA to businesses in the county, suggesting they allow their employees to go back to work after 5 days according to the new CDC guidelines and to stop asking employees get a negative rapid test before coming back.
This comes after the recent supply shortage in rapid tests and Elkhart County being a part of the nationwide impact.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter