As stay-at-home orders are lifted and folks are getting back into the public more frequently, perhaps now is when it’s most vital for care providers to have personal protective equipment, such as facemasks, notes Mike Strouse.
Strouse is chief executive officer with Goodlife Innovations, formerly Community Living Opportunities (CLO), which works locally with adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
At first, Goodlife clients were well-equipped to handle social distancing and quarantine-style measures, Strouse explained, because most lived in small homes.