Update on King County's Isolation /Quarantine and Assessment /Recovery Centers
Sunday, May 10, 2020
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| Shoreline Isolation and Recovery Center Aerial photography, copyright Marc Weinberg |
From King County
Locations in Top Hat (IQ) and Eastgate (AC/RC) remain ready to open when needed, for example, if demand grows or we experience a second surge.
King County is working to bring current operational facilities up to full capacity before opening new sites for isolation, quarantine, or recovery.
Current Capacity: We saw the number of guests at the IQs and AC/RC peak about two weeks ago at 74, and have seen demand trend downward -- in the 60s last week, and 50s this week.
This decline aligns with flattening the curve and means we have plenty of capacity at the open sites today.
We are now in a position of readiness should case counts and resulting demand rise again, as these sites are part of the county's longer term response to the pandemic.
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3 comments:
Who are the people in these facilities, what demographics are they from? How many people have been moved to an ICU?
They look like internment camps
They do look like interment camps. Who decides who is put in these facilities?
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