Capital Senior Living Completes First Round of COVID-19 Vaccinations at All Communities
Capital Senior Living Corporation (NYSE: CSU) has successfully completed first-round COVID-19 vaccinations at all its communities, with 89% of residents and 42% of staff vaccinated. The company has also conducted second-round clinics at 68% of its locations, achieving full vaccination for 75% of residents and 34% of staff. The vaccine rollout is expected to continue, with nearly all second-round clinics completed by March and all three rounds by April. Demand for senior housing services is also showing signs of improvement, indicated by increased leads and tours.
- 89% of residents and 42% of staff vaccinated with first dose.
- 75% of residents and 34% of staff fully vaccinated after second clinics.
- Strong demand for senior housing services as indicated by increased leads and tours.
- None.
More than two-thirds of communities have also completed second-round clinics
DALLAS, Feb. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Capital Senior Living Corporation (the “Company”) (NYSE: CSU), working with CVS Health and local health departments, has completed the first round of COVID-19 vaccinations at all its communities. To date,
The Company has also completed second-round clinics at
“After eight weeks of intense activity, we have reached another important milestone, offering all residents and staff members access to their first dose of the vaccine. Continuing our current pace, we expect to complete nearly all of our second-round clinics by the end of March, and all three rounds of vaccination clinics by the end of April,” said Kimberly S. Lody, President and CEO. “We are proud of the way our communities have managed through the challenges of the pandemic and the logistics of the vaccination process. COVID-19 incidence rates have declined across our portfolio, and we remain optimistic that it will continue to trend favorably. Leading indicators, such as leads and tours, are at their highest levels since March 2020, indicating that demand for seniors housing and services is beginning to improve.”
The Company considers the safety of its residents and staff paramount, and the successful distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is a significant step in protecting residents and returning to normal daily activities. While enhanced safety measures, such as health screenings, social distancing and mask wearing, will remain in place for the near-term, many of the Company’s communities are now allowing family visitation for fully vaccinated residents. Visitors are screened and escorted directly to residents’ apartments and required to always wear masks while in the community.
The Company continues its internal education campaign, “Together we are the difference,” developed to educate and encourage employees and residents to get the vaccine. Additionally, the Company has developed educational resources and communication tools to help communities discuss the vaccine with residents and staff members, helping to ease any concerns.
The Company is partnering with CVS Health and local health departments to provide trained personnel and supplies to administer the vaccine as well as managing logistics to ship and store the vaccine per manufacturer requirements.
Employees, residents, and families should look for communications from their local Capital Senior Living communities for clinic dates and times.
About Capital Senior Living
Dallas-based Capital Senior Living Corporation is one of the nation’s leading operators of independent living, assisted living and memory care communities for senior adults. The Company operates 81 communities that are home to nearly 9,000 residents across 20 states providing compassionate, resident-centric services and care and engaging programming. The Company offers seniors the freedom and opportunity to successfully, comfortably and happily age in place. For more information, visit the website or connect with the Company on Facebook.
For more information, contact:
Kimberly Lody
(972) 308-8323
klody@capitalsenior.com
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