August 21 – Mt. San Antonio Gardens continues to make every effort to maintain the well-being of our community. Our first positive COVID-19 test result was in late June. Now, two months later, we have had cumulatively, 10 residents and 8 employees who have tested positive in our skilled nursing areas. All of the necessary quarantine, isolation, and testing procedures have been followed, under the guidance of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. As of this past week, we have had a sufficient period of no new positive cases, that we have been able to close our COVID quarantine unit for now. We remain vigilant, continuing with closure of our dining rooms, suspension of in-person meetings and events, and visitors to the campus limited to very specific parameters. We are encouraged by the downward trend of cases in our nearby vicinity and are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to lift some of our current constraints in the not too distant future.
Maureen Beith, CEO
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Jay Labinger is a Gardens resident, he was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Jay received his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Harvey Mudd College. He attended Harvard University where he earned a Ph.D. He was an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of Notre Dame. His career has included positions with Occidental Research Corporation & Atlantic Richfield. He is the Administrator of Beckman Institute at the California Institute of Technology as well as a Faculty Associate in the Chemistry Department. He enjoys reading, playing the piano, tennis and traveling. He has published books on the history of chemistry, sociology of science and literature & science. Here at the Gardens, Jay is part of the Conservation & Sustainability Committee the Green Fund as well as many other groups through the Gardens Club.
Jane Hurd is a Gardens resident, she was born & raised in a small town in Arkansas. After she received her BA from the University of Arkansas she moved to California and taught seventh grade English in Porterville CA. After two years she moved to Los Angeles and worked for the Department of Health Services and pursued a master’s degree in public administration from USC. She served as CEO for two Los Angeles area hospitals. She continues to consult as an executive coach for CEOs of healthcare companies. She has served on several boards including Mutual of America Insurance Company, YMCA of Metropolitan LA, LA Visiting Nurses Association and Inland Empire Girl Scouts. Jane is an award-winning author and plays several musical instruments. Here at the Gardens, Jane is part of the newly formed Bequest Committee, as well as many other groups through the Gardens Club.
