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In order to protect vulnerable residents in our nursing facilities, we will be testing everyone in the 21 facilities in SF every 2 weeks. These locations have been the source of major outbreaks throughout the country & we're doing everything we can to protect residents and staff.
Anyone who lives or works in San Francisco with a symptom of COVID-19 can get a free test. No insurance is required. Book an appointment and you'll receive results within 1-3 days. Go to http://sf.gov/citytestsf to learn more.pic.twitter.com/N4QDP0du8c
Please have the same level of concern and energy to help our vulnerable residents who have nowhere to live. Put them in hotel rooms and test all folks in shelters.
A man who works with SF homeless, Tom Wolf, reports that San Francisco is giving alcohol, marijuana, and methadone for free, to homeless in hotel rooms who identify as addicts. This enabling of addiction by government is profoundly unethical and wrong!https://twitter.com/MyTwolffamily/status/1256422411970375681 …
Keep moving along. Nothing to see hear.
Would’ve been great if this had been done weeks ago. 40%+ deaths in CA are nursing home relatedhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-04-29/california-coronavirus-related-deaths-nursing-homes%3f_amp=true …
Thanks! We need this for DV shelters too. After fleeing life-threatening violence the social support of other DV survivors and staff so important—so these sites will need to stay congregate. Surveillance testing in *all* congregate settings needed. (SNF, shelter, jail, prison )
And when the test is positive please ask a #geriatrician what you should do about it.
The amazing @annachodos was key in making this happen 
What about testing the homeless people's that lives in a tent of the tenderloin
Please start housing the homeless!
Its been started. You can read articles from people who have been housed if you would like.
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