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My daughters husband is being released from the hospital with covid 19 he was hospitalized on yesterday due to low oxygen level. he is being released today and will it be safe to isolate him upstairs in a loft? my daughter has ms
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COVID 19: Will he be able to get attention if needed from the loft? Is it temperature regulated? Does the loft have a door that opens and closes or is it just open to another part of the house. It is best that he be in a well ventilated area with a door that can be closed. He should wear a mask in anyone else's presence. Will he have access to a bathroom? Keep surfaces really clean.
Answered 7/21/2020
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