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Wilmington Long-Term Care Coronavirus Outbreaks Over
The town had three outbreaks at long-term care facilities. The third outbreak, at Windsor Place, is over, as of Tuesday.
WILMINGTON, MA — The coronavirus outbreak at Wilmington's Windsor Place assisted-living facility has passed, the Health Department reported Tuesday.
Windsor Place was the third Wilmington facility hit with an outbreak. The facility had 16 cases at its peak, while CareOne and AdviniaCare each had dozens.
The town reported two deaths at Windsor Place. AdviniaCare had over 30 residents die; CareOne had over twenty.
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The town has not reported any cases at either facility since May 11.
Outside of the long-term care facilities, 18 residents have active cases of the virus. Four are in quarantine for potential exposure.
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