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Beacon Healthcare Center Has 13 Cases of COVID-19

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No Reported Deaths at West Covina Facility

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West Covina, CA – Beacon Healthcare Center is suffering from a coronavirus outbreak. The West Covina facility has 13 cases altogether. Ten residents have the disease, while three staff members have tested positive. There are no confirmed deaths yet. 

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