Michael Katz was hospitalized two weeks ago at Soroka Hospital after contracting the virus • Despite his advanced age, he recovered, recovered and was released
Positive news from the Be'er Sheva nursing home: The 92-year-old resident of the Katz nursing home, Michael Katz, who was admitted to Soroka Hospital two weeks ago after being diagnosed with Corona virus, recovered from the disease and today (Monday) was released from the hospital. In two days Michael will celebrate his birthday when he is healthy from the virus.
Michael Katz, a leaning tenant released from Soroka // Photo: Soroka barges
Michael heads to the special events unit in Soroka after suffering from heat and breathing difficulties, his condition was difficult, but he improved during the hospitalization period. The unit staff treated him with great dedication. After receiving negative results from his recent tests, he is discharged from the hospital for breastfeeding.
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Katz felt good, and after being negatively affected by two tests in Soroka, his family decided to return him to the nursing home in Be'er Sheva. Mashan's management said: "This is a very exciting expression of confidence from our tenant and his family. We will continue to treat the dedication and love of this tenant and all Maan tenants."
Luba Gutman, the tenant's niece who healed from Corona, said: "My uncle is a survivor who survived a lot of his life. He was one of the first to contract two weeks ago. We are very lucky to have survived the disease because he is a strong person. We are excited and happy and we would like to take it Home, but he is nursing, so the family decided to take him back to sleep. "
She added: "In my opinion, leaning is okay and behaving properly. What happened there with the deaths of the elderly can be anywhere else. They do the maximum to save lives and help the elderly, but sometimes things get out of control because of things that are not dependent on them."
Dr. Leonid Barsky, Director of the Special Occupational Therapy Unit for Corona patients in Soroka: "Michael was admitted to the hospital in serious condition and underwent a complex course of ups and downs. The treatment included many challenges and required medical, nursing, social, and hospital-wide geriatric and physiotherapists. We are excited about the right to release him and the right to allow him to celebrate his birthday in two days outside the hospital. "
Dr. Yiftach Sagi, senior physician at the Corona Special Occupational Therapy Unit in Soroka: "The most vulnerable population is the elderly population, they suffer the highest morbidity and die the highest percentage. Even if they come in easy mode things can get complicated.