The Pennsylvania Department of Health issued a report Tuesday that found the Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center in Beaver provided 205 patients with hydroxychloroquine without receiving prior DOH approval.
The department said in its report that hydroxychloroquine is not an approved medication to prevent Covid-19 and noted its possible side effects, some of which are unknown but could include"sickness, permanent injuries, and/or death." The Department of Health completed their survey June 16 but reports do not appear on its website until at least 41 days after their completion date, the report says.
Elizabeth Wiles, a housekeeping employee who was contracted to work at Brighton, died May 10, apparently from Covid-19. Her family alleges the virus"spread through the Brighton unchecked, infecting and killing numerous residents and workers at the facility, including plaintiff's decedent Elizabeth Wiles," according to previous reporting.Brighton issued a statement to CNN regarding the lawsuit saying,"Ms.
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