How One Community is Containing COVID-19

In an interview with Dr. Swannie Jett, Commissioner of Public Health for Brookline, Massachusetts, we learn how a town of 60,000 people is keeping COVID-19 under control. Brookine was one of the first communities hit with cases of COVID in early March, but its profile of cases is a classic bell-shaped curve, with new cases under five a week. It takes work on the part of the entire community. Dr. Jett and his colleagues in leadership roles in Brookline are working together with citizens and businesses to keep COVID cases to a minimum.
Communications and cooperation are key.
The Town website: www.brooklinema...
Weekly Coronavirus updates: brooklinecovid...
Regular discussions among businesses and town officials carried on the local cable TV channel: brooklineintera...
Access to a list of Massachusetts testing sites, with filters to identify whether or not they take insurance, accept people from outside the state, or other key characteristics: memamaps.maps....
Brookline Chamber of Commerce website: brooklinechambe...