No Patients or Staffs with COVID-19 for 3 Years in a Nursing Home of Tokushima, Japan

The COVID-19 problem has been ongoing worldwide, and cause clustering in various facilities. Authors have managed a nursing home with 90 residents and 50 staffs, where no COVID-19 cases exist for 3 years. Three important measures may contribute, where i) thorough ventilation; air conditioning throughout the year, ii) routine antigen exam; tests are conducted frequently during higher risk period, and twice a month even almost no risk period, and iii) thoroughly stop coming to work when feeling unwell; the person is not responsible at all, and resting at home is the best way to prevent clusters and save all people.

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