Wednesday update: We currently have 1 staff member positive for COVID-19 so visitation will be cancelled until further notice. We will update you as soon as we know more details. Thank you
REOPENING PLAN FOR COLONIAL MANOR - SUBMITTED 9/25/20
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April 29, 2021 Dear Family Member/Resident Representative: I hope this letter finds you and your family well. We received some good news the other day from CMS and DOH, as they have updated their guidance regarding visitation!! With the expectation that the county positivity rate will be below 10% by Friday, our resident vaccinations are over 70%, and there are no active COVID-19 cases among residents or staff, we will be opening up for visitation beginning May 1 st ! The following key changes have now been made by CMS: Residents and visitors may visit without distancing and source control masks if alone in the resident’s room and the resident and visitor are fully vaccinated. If the visitor is not vaccinated, they can visit with a fully vaccinated resident alone in the resident’s room without distancing while wearing well-fitting source control masks. Communal dining and activities may occur without physical distancing if all residents a
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