Michigan’s largest health system reported that 686 of its employees tested positive for COVID-19 over the last seven days despite having a vaccination compliance rate of 99%.
The Henry Ford Health System had nearly 700 employees test positive in one week and that’s about 2% of the total workforce. Sick employees are required to quarantine for seven days after showing their first symptoms and could be extended if their symptoms persist longer.
“In the last seven days, 686 team members have tested positive for Covid. This is a 3-fold increase since December,” Dr. Adnan Munkarah said on Henry Ford’s website. “We had to temporarily close 97 beds in three of our hospitals, mostly due to staffing challenges.”
Henry Ford Health System was the first health system in Michigan to mandate COVID-19 vaccination for its employees with a September 10, 2021, deadline. Despite protests and the threat of litigation, 99% of the system’s 33,000 workers were fully or partially vaccinated.
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I have said this so many times, that it now sounds boring. But the immune system needs to be challenged by nature to recognize threat. I always allowed my babies to pick up their pacifiers off the floor, find that potato chip under the table and eat it. Probiotics. Built up the little guys to be big and strong, rarely sick. Now we hand sanitize the life out of our children's hands and see increased asthma and respiratory illnesses. Cause them to be phobic about planet earth. Raising fearful weaklings who will be averse to average risk.
Just left the library. The staff are masked and behind plexiglass. WTF.
Weakness disgusts me.
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