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Covid-19 procedures

Covid 19 Visitation Process at Gaia’s Remedy Assisted Living:

 

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VISITATION SELF SCREENING

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  • On the day of your visit, you must self-screen for symptoms by answering the following questions

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Do you or have you in the last 14 days had any of the following symptoms?

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  1. Cough, sneezing, shortness of breath, sore throat, or any of the other COVID-19 symptoms such as chills, muscle pains, headache, new loss of taste or smell, fatigue, gastrointestinal illness (nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea)

  2. Are you currently taking any fever-reducing medications?

  3. Have you had exposure to or reside with someone with documented or suspected COVID-19 in the last 14 days?

  4. Have you had a fever of 99° or higher in the last 14 days?

    • If you answered “YES” to ANY of these questions, unfortunately you are not permitted to visit

    • If you answered “NO” to ALL of these questions and you do not have a fever (99° or higher) at the time of your visit, you may attend your scheduled visit.

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VISITATION PROCEDURES

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  • Mask Use – You must wear a mask or cloth face covering over your nose and mouth for the duration of the visit.

  • Entry Procedure – Please ring the doorbell upon arriving at the facility. The staff member will meet you outside to perform an additional screening with a temperature check and symptoms questionnaire. If you pass the on-site screening, the staff member will direct you to the designated visitation area.  

  • Social Distancing – You must maintain a social distance of 6 ft. at all times during your visit.

  • Please use the designated call button if you need assistance from a care staff member as well as to notify the care staff that you will be leaving.

  • If you bring food or beverages to your family member, we will give it to them at a time after your visit. Unfortunately, at this time you cannot share these items with your family member as it will require you and the resident to take off your masks.

  • Any visiting child that is not being held (or is in a stroller/baby carrier) is required to follow the same precautions such as: wearing a mask and maintaining at least a 6 ft. physical distance.

 

Visits will be monitored by staff to ensure these procedures are being followed.

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