South Australia Implements COVID-19 Phone Monitoring Program to Support Vulnerable

South Australia Implements COVID-19 Phone Monitoring Program to Support Vulnerable
SA Premier Steven Marshall at Memorial Drive on January 29, 2021 in Adelaide, Australia. Mark Brake/Getty Images
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The South Australian Government has spent $2.3 million (US$1.65 million) to establish a new phone monitoring program that calls vulnerable residents with COVID-19 twice a day to ensure they have adequate support during home isolation.

In a media release on Tuesday, Premier Steven Marshall said the COVID Home Telephone Monitoring Program from Wellbeing SA is boosting the support already given by the COVID Response Care Team (CRCT) in monitoring vulnerable South Australians with COVID-19.
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