State of Connecticut

Assisted Living Facilities COVID-19 Cases

Name: Assisted Living Facilities COVID-19 Cases
Creator: State of Connecticut

Statistics on COVID-19 cases and deaths from Connecticut's assisted living facilities are compiled from data self-reported to the Long Term Care Mutual Aid Plan web-based reporting system. Each record contains weekly and cumulative numbers of residents with confirmed COVID-19 and associated deaths.

Example records

Namebrand	Cityaddress	Date Last Updatedtemporal	Current Censusquantity	Cumulative Number Of Residents With Laboratory Confirmed Covid-19quantity	Cumulative Number Of Covid-Associated Deaths Among Residents Through July 14, 2020: Laboratory Confirmed And Probable (Ocme Data)quantity	Cumulative Number Of Covid-Associated Deaths Among Residents Since July 15, 2020 (Ltc-Map Data)quantity
The Linden at Woodbridge	Woodbridge	06/20/2021	78	34	6	0
Coachman Square at Woodbridge	Woodbridge	06/20/2021	66	12	4	0
Stonebrook Village at Windsor Locks	Windsor Locks	06/20/2021	69	23	4	2

Use cases

Senior Care Operator Underwriting

A commercial insurance underwriter evaluating a policy renewal for an assisted living operator reviews the facility's historical COVID case and death counts relative to its licensed bed capacity to assess whether prior loss exposure warrants adjusted premiums or coverage exclusions.

NameCityTotal Number Of BedsCumulative Number Of Residents With Laboratory Confirmed Covid-19Cumulative Number Of Covid-Associated Deaths Among Residents Through July 14, 2020: Laboratory Confirmed And Probable (Ocme Data)

Vendor Due Diligence for Healthcare Staffing Firms

A staffing agency placing contract nurses into Connecticut assisted living facilities checks cumulative staff infection and death counts at prospective client sites to assess workplace safety conditions before committing workers to a placement.

NameCityCumulative Number Of Staff With Laboratory Confirmed Covid-19 Since July 1, 2020Cumulative Number Of Covid-Associated Deaths Among Staff Since July 1, 2020 Date Last Updated

Distressed Asset Identification for Senior Housing Investors

A private equity firm evaluating acquisitions in the Connecticut senior housing market screens facilities with high mortality rates relative to census size and low current occupancy to identify operators that may be financially distressed and open to a sale.

NameCityTotal Number Of BedsCurrent CensusCumulative Number Of Covid-Associated Deaths Among Residents Since July 15, 2020 (Ltc-Map Data)