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COVID-19 Information
Visiting Loved Ones in a Nursing Home
The health and safety of our residents and staff is our utmost priority. Throughout this pandemic, our facility has followed a specific protocol to control the spread of the coronavirus. Our COVID-19 protocol complies with state and federal guidelines. Our infection control measures are updated regularly and monitored within the facility.
Visitation
We are happy to announce that we are back to open visits for our residents. All visitors will need to document their temperature and complete the required questionnaire. While in the facility everyone should adhere to the core principles of infection prevention and control, which includes hand hygiene, well-fitting face covering and appropriate physical distancing.
Screenings
24 hours prior to your visit we will call to ask you symptom questions. On the day of the visit, we will take your temperature and ask you the same symptom questions. Any person that fails the screening shall be declined entry to the facility.
Residents Screenings
COVID testing are being administered based on the CMS rolling positivity rate for our county.
Staff Screenings
COVID tests are administered based on the CMS rolling positivity rate for our county. All employees take their temperature and complete a daily questionnaire for early detection of symptoms.
Cleaning and Disinfecting
Our facility takes additional steps to disinfect and clean our facility. These steps go above and beyond what is required of us. It reflects our unwavering commitment to residents and personnel.
What You Can Do at Home
Everyone in the community also plays a very important role in protecting our residents. Schedule a vaccination appointment as soon as the COVID-19 vaccine is available for you. Continue to wear a mask, practice social distancing, and wash your hands frequently.
To learn more about the symptoms of COVID-19 and how to protect yourself and your family, visit the CDC website.