Dear Family and Friends of South Cove Manor:
Yesterday, we were happy to be able to allow visitation on the resident floors for the first time in over a year. The joy on residents and family members faces was an incredibly rewarding site for all of us to see, and the day went smoothly. Having said that, there were several visitors that did not abide by the rules that are still in place, and that we are required to enforce per Department of Public Health guidelines. I have listed the most important of those rules below, and ask that all visitors follow them. Unfortunately, if they are not followed, we will be required to end the visit, and ask those visitors that are violating the regulations to leave the building. This is something that none of us at South Cove wants to do, and I’m certain none of our residents want to see that happen either. We are getting closer to the finish line in this fight against COVID-19 every day, please help us win this battle by following the rules listed below when you come to visit. Thank you.
- Visitors are allowed in designated visitation spaces only.
- If all parties meet vaccination guidelines, visits are allowed in the resident’s room. In these situations, visitors are allowed in that resident’s room only.
- Visitors are not allowed in the courtyards, kitchen areas, or other resident’s rooms.
- When visits are occurring in our designated visitation spaces, masks are required to be worn by all visitors, and by all residents throughout the visit. This applies to in-room visits as well.
- When visits are occurring in our designated visitation spaces, social distancing of 6 feet is required by all visitors and residents throughout the visit.
- Social distancing is NOT required in resident room visits.
- Food and drink are not allowed to be consumed during any visit.
If you have questions about these regulations, please feel free to ask us when you arrive for a visit.
Thank you again for placing your trust in South Cove Manor.
