Largest health system in NJ masks up again (Michigan, election, elect)
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RWJ Barnabas, the largest health system in NJ, is masking again. They will require visitors, patients, and staff to mask up. Is anyone seeing similar requirements? Do you think it’s a good idea? I’m seeing a lot of people with non-covid respiratory illness lately.
I flew from FL to NC two weeks ago. I got sick with a respiratory illness. Probably not Covid but I did not test. It's still lingering. I hate flying. But still not masking.
RWJ Barnabas, the largest health system in NJ, is masking again. They will require visitors, patients, and staff to mask up. Is anyone seeing similar requirements? Do you think it’s a good idea? I’m seeing a lot of people with non-covid respiratory illness lately.
Here we go again.....reminder there is an election coming up in a year.
At this stage, covid is a COLD. Toughen up, people.
Two of my family members about 3 weeks ago got covid. They were given paxlovid.
There are cases in New York and New Jersey, Michigan, Maine and more are heading on to the list. The elderly should wear a mask if they are going into a crowd. Not a cloth mask, a medical mask an N 95 mask to be effective.
I never put this pandemic in any type of political stance. Use common sense.
Two of my family members about 3 weeks ago got covid. They were given paxlovid.
There are cases in New York and New Jersey, Michigan, Maine and more are heading on to the list. The elderly should wear a mask if they are going into a crowd. Not a cloth mask, a medical mask an N 95 mask to be effective.
I never put this pandemic in any type of political stance. Use common sense.
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