The COVID-19 outbreak at the Harbor Lights condominium complex in Kahului, Maui has grown to 92 cases. The outbreak is believed to have started from a holiday choir practice. The county requested a stay-at-home order for Harbor Lights from the governor but it was denied. One staff member at Hale Makua nursing home in Kahului tested positive for COVID-19, but was asymptomatic and quarantined. Earlier in the week a resident at Hale Makua tested positive. The Roselani Place retirement community in Kahului had an outbreak that affected 71 people, but there are now no active cases. Governor Ige said a statewide order may be needed to coordinate a consistent COVID

1. COVID-19 RESPONSE – HARBOR LIGHTS, MAUI
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HARBOR LIGHTS CLUSTER REACHES 92 COVID CASES
Testing continues as county asks state for more restrictions
By Melissa Tanji, Staf Writer, The Maui News, January 9, 2021
htps://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2021/01/harbor-lights-cluster-reaches-92-covid-cases/>
The COVID-19 cluster at the Harbor Lights condominium complex is now up to 92
cases, with more testing to continue, a county ofcial and a Harbor Lights
representative said on Friday. The Health Department believes the outbreak at the
Kahului complex is due to a holiday choir practice. Last week, the cluster had
reached at least 30 cases and has since tripled.
Mayor Michael Victorino also confrmed that the county asked Gov. David Ige to
impose a stay-at-home order for the complex, but it was denied by the Atorney
General and Governor's Ofce. “So the stay-at-home order cannot be implemented
(for Harbor Lights) because the governor said no to that,” Victorino said.
[Emphasis Supplied]
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“The threat of COVID-19 is unprecedented and requires aggressive action. I have been
in discussions with our county mayors who are developing their own plans to meet the
unique needs of their counties. We also agree that a statewide order is necessary for
cohesion and consistency.” - Governor David Y. Ige
“The greatest proportion of COVID-19 related fatalities in Hawaii have occurred among
people older than 70. Health ofcials say Hawaii’s long-term care clusters have often
occurred after caregivers unwitingly introduced the virus to smaller care home
households after contracting it in the community.” [Emphasis Supplied]

2. Source: DOH Names Care Homes Afected by COVID-19. By Eleni Avendaño, Honolulu Civil
Beat, September 14, 2020 <htps://www.civilbeat.org/beat/doh-names-care-homes-afected-by-covid-19/>
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HALE MAKUA HEALTH SERVICES has confrmed that one staf has tested
positive for COVID-19 at the Kahului facility. The individual is asymptomatic and is
in quarantine at home. The positive case was discovered through a baseline round of
testing all residents and staf after a resident was confrmed positive for COVID-19
earlier this week.
According to information released by the facility, “the two cases are unrelated as they
did not have contact and were in diferent areas in the facility.” After completing frst
round of testing that included 195 residents and 354 staf, all others have been
negative. Two additional rounds of testing are planned of all residents and staf
within the next two weeks.
At Hale Makua, precautions include:
 Staf and vendors screened for respiratory symptoms and/or fever prior to
entering the campuses since early March.
 All new admissions have been admited to West neighborhood in Kahului.
 All employees have been required to wear appropriate PPE including masks
and face shields.
 High touch surfaces are wiped down frequently.
 Hale Makua Kahului will suspend all in-person, socially distanced family
visits until further notice. Virtual visits and calls are encouraged until in-
person visits resume.
The frst round of COVID-19 vaccinations were recently administered at the Kahului
facility on Dec. 30 and 31, 2020. Hale Makua reports that 80% of residents and 40% of
staf took the frst dose of the vaccine. The next vaccine clinic for Hale Makua Kahului
staf and residents will take place on Jan. 29-30, 2020. Hale Makua Wailuku residents
and staf will receive their frst vaccines on Jan. 11, 2020.
The organization’s continuum of healthcare programs includes two nursing homes and
rehab centers specializing in both in and out-patient physical, occupational and speech
therapies; a home health care agency; an adult day health center; and an adult
residential care home.

3. Source: MauiNow Coronavirus Updates - One COVID-19 Positive Staf Member at Hale Makua
Kahului, After Resident Case Earlier This Week, January 9, 2021 <htps://mauinow.com/2021/01/09/one-
covid-19-positive-staf-member-at-hale-makua-kahului-after-resident-case-earlier-this-week/>
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ROSELANI PLACE COVID-19 UPDATES FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
<htps://www.roselaniplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/11-2020-Newsleter.pdf>
As of November 3, 2020 there are 71 cases: 32 staf and 39 residents. All 71 cases have
now recovered and there are no active cases. Our testing schedule is currently being
determined as we continue to be under the advisement of the Maui Health District
Ofce. Once that has been determined then we will inform our residents, families and
staf. This continued guidance is still necessary to help protect the health and safety
of our residents and staf. Please continue to follow the recommendations below to
ensure you and everyone’s safety from COVID-19.
• Wash your hands and please utilize the hand sanitizer stations throughout the
building.
• Wear a face mask when assisted by a staf member or when leaving your room.
If you are in need of a face mask please ask any staf member or at the Front
Desk.
• Remember to maintain at least a 6 feet social distance from each other.
• Please inform a nurse, Resident Assistant or the receptionist if you don’t feel
well.
We aim to be proactive in our approach to preventative measures and starting mid-
November we will adjust our visitation and resident interaction policy. This will
allow scheduled and time-limited family visitations of residents in the community by
appointment only. Two outdoor areas, the Memory Care courtyard and the lanai area
near our Main Dining Room, will be available and a screen shield placed for added
protection. Video chat services are still being provided if you would like to speak
with your loved one. Increase Wi-Fi access points have been installed the frst week in
November, on each foor, to improve our internet access. Please contact our Activity
Department at Roselani Place to arrange this service.
Telehealth medical appointments are still being provided and necessary outside
medical appointments must be cleared by Christine Elumba RN, BSN, our Director of
Health Services, prior to scheduling.

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