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As we continue to monitor daily cases of COVID-19 in St. Francois County, Farmington Presbyterian Manor received word today that an employee and a third-party contractor have tested positive for COVID-19. The employee and contractor were administered rapid point-of-care tests on-site on Tuesday, October 27, which were positive. Those tests were confirmed today by standard COVID-19 testing.

Farmington Presbyterian Manor announces that two essential health care workers, one non-direct care employee and one health care resident have tested positive for the virus.

The St. Francois Health Department has been notified and we will continue with mass testing following the holiday weekend. The next scheduled testing date is Monday, November 30.

Daily cases of COVID-19 continue to climb in St. Francois County and Farmington Presbyterian Manor received new testing results from mass testing occurring on Monday, October 19, which included positive results for two non-direct care employees and a direct care employee. All residents tested negative as a result of Monday’s testing.

“We continue to closely watch the COVID-19 pandemic as cases rise in our area and around the nation,” said Jane Hull, executive director.