DC contact Trace Force will start showing up at your homes next month

[Anonymous]

Will you allow the contact tracers in DC to come into your home next month when they start home visits?

[Anonymous]

I assume they talk at doorstep?

[Anonymous]

They aren't coming to inspect your home. And of course I'll talk to them. Don't you want things to eventually be able to open safely?

[Anonymous]

They can't stand on the porch and talk with you because that's a violation of HIPAA and I'm not going to allow them in my house. I will answer the phone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They aren't coming to inspect your home. And of course I'll talk to them. Don't you want things to eventually be able to open safely?

Part of the visit will be inspecting a person's home to see if they are capable of social distancing.

[Anonymous]

I won't let them in because they will have spent too much time talking with people with the virus. No thank you.

[Anonymous]

My neighbor is a tracer and told me they're going to wear uniforms which is ridiculous. Might as well carry a bullhorn saying this family probably has covid-19 !

[Anonymous]

Bowser has lost her mind.

[Anonymous]

jesus who in their right mind would take a job doing that???

[Anonymous]

Neat. An army of superspreaders. I can see how this could go well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They aren't coming to inspect your home. And of course I'll talk to them. Don't you want things to eventually be able to open safely?

Part of the visit will be inspecting a person's home to see if they are capable of social distancing.

They are not paid nearly enough if they have to enter the home of someone currently infected to do this. Can’t they just look on Zillow to see sq footage and number of bathrooms, etc?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They aren't coming to inspect your home. And of course I'll talk to them. Don't you want things to eventually be able to open safely?

Part of the visit will be inspecting a person's home to see if they are capable of social distancing.

They are not paid nearly enough if they have to enter the home of someone currently infected to do this. Can’t they just look on Zillow to see sq footage and number of bathrooms, etc?

In places like Columbia Heights which is a Hot Zone, many more residents are in apartments than anyone knows. So actually having to see how people live is critical although doing it with contact tracers is absolutely crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will you allow the contact tracers in DC to come into your home next month when they start home visits?

there is no way I'd allow anyone who has been visiting Corona patients into my home unless DC government has some magical cure that none of us knows about

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They aren't coming to inspect your home. And of course I'll talk to them. Don't you want things to eventually be able to open safely?

Part of the visit will be inspecting a person's home to see if they are capable of social distancing.

They are not paid nearly enough if they have to enter the home of someone currently infected to do this. Can’t they just look on Zillow to see sq footage and number of bathrooms, etc?

In places like Columbia Heights which is a Hot Zone, many more residents are in apartments than anyone knows. So actually having to see how people live is critical although doing it with contact tracers is absolutely crazy.

But the details for those apartments are legally filed somewhere.

[Anonymous]

This seems like a bad idea.

Are they offering free all expenses paid hotel stays for people quarantining?