I've come across this thread, and it is troubled reading. However I'd just like to add something from the other side. I'll be careful what I say, as my employer might not like the disclosure, but I think they would, if you'll see what I mean.
I work in a Care Home, not as a carer, who do a difficult but brilliant job. I think we have had some COVID related deaths, but not the % referred to in this thread. Our home had all tested in early May, with negative results. Our place has been in lockdown since late March; the only people who could bring in the virus, are the workers. No one else is allowed in. PPE has been available since early April.
We've don't allow contractors in, only for emergencies. One was in today. His daughter is a carer in another (small) unconnected home, they have had no COVID related deaths, but she caught it and had to isolate.
My bottom line is, there is concern, but measures have been put in place, PPE and testing is available. Perhaps my place is one of the minority, but just to say all is not the same, as portrayed.