Visitation, Activities, & Communal Dining Set to Open

February 16, 2021

Our Edgewood Healthcare teams are extremely excited to share promising and long-awaited positive news in the fight against COVID-19. Each day, more and more Edgewood residents and staff across our company are choosing to receive their first and second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. We are so proud of and give our gratitude to the 74% of our 3,600+ residents and 38% of our 2,700+ staff who elected to receive their first dose of the vaccine, plus the 44% of residents and 20% of employees who have already received both doses. Our staff and residents’ dedication to health allows us to continue to provide quality care in safe community environments, for our current and future residents.

Between Edgewood’s early and ongoing safety protocols and these much-anticipated vaccination clinics, the total number of positive cases across Edgewood’s 64 communities is now less than 20 active cases.

 

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New Reopening Guidance

These positive shifts across our communities mean that Edgewood is able to begin slowly reopening many of the day-to-day activities we’ve all missed so dearly, including family visitation, communal dining, and group life enrichment activities.

In order to best manage everyone’s expectations, we must share that each state, county, and Edgewood community may be at varying stages of reopening activities based on the current community spread, county positivity rate, and operating in compliance with all current state regulations.

As a baseline for guidance across the company, the following practices have been implemented:

Continual Safety Measures

As always, our Edgewood teams continue to work diligently in following all proper PPE usage, frequent cleaning and sanitizing, social distancing and other measures to mitigate the risk of possible COVID exposure. This includes weekly PCR or antigen testing of residents and staff.

Edgewood staff, families, and residents have all shared their optimism and excitement as vaccines were rolled out and to lowering restrictions.

We’re extremely thankful that our residents and their families will have the opportunity to once again reunite and connect in-person. We can’t wait to see you all soon!” said Robert Ford, President, Edgewood Healthcare.

For more information on current, community-specific visitation, dining, and life enrichment practices, please contact your local Edgewood community or email us at info@edgewoodhealthcare.com.

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