Coronavirus Reported In 11 Harford County Nursing Homes

HARFORD COUNTY, MD — More than 200 people in Harford County have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, as of Thursday, Jan. 28. The Maryland Department of Health reported Thursday that 11,127 cases of the virus have also been confirmed in Harford County.

Among the areas hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic have been nursing homes.

Harford County nursing homes have had 381 resident cases and 241 staff cases of the virus, according to data released this week. In Harford, 55 nursing home residents have died from COVID-19, according to state health data.

Below are the facilities that have had at least one confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last two weeks (facilities are removed from the list when two weeks have passed with no cases and no tests pending):

Here are Harford County nursing homes with coronavirus cases for the week of Jan. 27:

Bel Air Assisted Living
Staff Cases: 1
Resident Cases: 9
Resident Deaths: 2

Bel Air Health and Rehabilitation Center
Staff Cases: 42
Resident Cases: 104
Resident Deaths: 17

Brightview Avondell
Staff Cases: 3
Resident Cases: 2

Brightview Senior Living Bel Air

Staff Cases: 24
Resident Cases: 25
Resident Deaths: 13

Citizens Care Center
Staff Cases: 36
Resident Cases: 47
Resident Deaths: 1

Commonwealth Assisted Living at Belair
Staff Cases: 4
Resident Cases: 1

Forest Hill Health and Rehabilitation Center

Staff Cases: 44
Resident Cases: 103
Resident Deaths: 12

Hart Heritage Forest Hill
Staff Cases: 11
Resident Cases: 32
Resident Deaths: 6

Lorien Bel Air
Staff Cases: 59
Resident Cases: 42
Resident Deaths: 4

Lorien Bulle Rock
Staff Cases: 14
Resident Cases: 6

Nichols Senior Care

Staff Cases: 3
Resident Cases: 10

The Harford County Detention Center has also reported 12 staff cases and 11 patient cases, according to state health data.