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The state already had infection control guidance in place, yet 36 died in the November 2020 outbreak at state-run facility.
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More than 650 people have been employed as community health workers in Illinois. Congress authorized $55 million for community health programs nationally during the pandemic. That funding will run out in June and neither the workers nor the communities they assist know what will happen next.
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Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike will resign after leading the agency for three years, including two years of navigating a deadly pandemic that has claimed the lives of more than 32,000 Illinoisans.
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A state appellate court says it won’t be reversing the decision of a Springfield judge that essentially ended Illinois’ school mask mandate.
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Gov. Pritzker said the state is bolstering its health care workforce by deploying more workers and allowing out-of-state health care providers to continue practicing in Illinois with expanded permissions to care for all patients.
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Nearly 85% of all coronavirus-related hospitalizations across the state are unvaccinated individuals.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health runs a legitimate COVID-19 testing site at St. Clair Square, but another site popped up without permission.
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It was common knowledge in the nursing home business, but perhaps not to the families trusting those facilities with a loved one’s care.
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced a “bridge phase” and said universal eligibility for vaccines begins April 12.
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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is expected to unveil a new phased reopening plan this week.