 The increasing number of COVID-19 cases in country has resulted in the relocation of a key facility. The decision has been taken to house COVID-19 positive patients at the Turning Point Rehabilitative Centre. This move is necessary given the Respiratory Hospital is not operating at full capacity due to delays in construction. The relocation of Turning Point is a temporary arrangement until the Respiratory Hospital is fully functional. Nancy Francis is the Executive Director of the Owen King EU Hospital and Respiratory Hospital. The new venue will support the continued efforts of the Department of Health and Wellness to provide care to all COVID-19 patients thereby limiting the spread of the virus. As a result the patients at the Turning Point Rehabilitative Centre have been transferred to another facility for continued care. The transfer of patients to the new facility will assure that their full rehabilitative and clinical care are met. Family members, loved ones who wish to drop off supplies for patients at the new facility that is the Turning Point Rehabilitative Centre must drop them off at the security booth to the back of the National Mental Wellness Centre adjacent to the Millennium Highway at 7 a.m., 12 noon, and 5 p.m. Suggested items are two weeks of clothing, toiletries, toilet paper, cutlery utensils, water, tea, milk, sugar, soap, wash rags, body lotion, cream, mosquito repellent, hand sanitizer, healthy snacks, plastic bags, books, magazines, and if applicable prescribed medication, sanitary napkins, crutches, cane, or cell phone charges. For further information please call the respiratory hospital at 458-6526 or email respiratoryh.govt.lc.