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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of our residents, families, staff and visitors remains our top priority.
What you need to know:
INSIDE VISITING GUIDELINES
Effective December 26th, only essential caregivers will be permitted to visit in the home, due to the provincial wide lockdown.
Thank you for your patience and support!
Visitors must report to the Desk upon ending the building for screening. A surgical mask is to be worn for all inside visits in the home. Visitors must provide proof to a negative COVID-19 test within the last 7 days. In addition, visitors must attest to not testing positive within the 14 days. This is effective November 30th, 2020. Visitors must answer screening questions, and get their temperature checked. A surgical mask will also be provided for you. Please do not proceed past the desk without getting screened. If there is no one at the desk please ring the bell and wait for someone to come screen you and let them know who you are here to see.
For everyone’s safety, anyone who is on self-isolation, or has not been tested negative for COVID-19 within the last 7 days, must not visit.
Please do not pass along anything, such as food or drinks to your loved one.
ESSENTIAL CAREGIVERS
Essential Caregiver is a type of essential visitor who is designated by the resident and/or their substitute decision-maker and is visiting to provide direct care to the resident (e.g., supporting feeding, mobility, personal hygiene, cognitive stimulation, communication, meaningful connection, recreational continuity and assistance in decision-making).
All staff are tested weekly. Residents, Staff and Essential Caregivers all have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
Essential items will be accepted at the door, and quarantined for 72 hrs. Please ensure items are labeled with resident name, and dated. Please refrain from bringing back any non-parishable food or baked goods. All items coming into the home will be held for 3 days.
Being in touch with your loved one during this challenging time is important.
Please contact Cassandra Pugh to help you navigate the best time and way to reach out
Cassandra can be reached at:
705-752-1100 ex. 209
[8-4 p.m. Monday to Friday]
A Special Place for Special People
Welcome to Nipissing Manor "A Special Place for Special People" At Nipissing Manor we provide a continuum of two levels of care. Long Term Care and Retirement Living.
Nipissing Manor has been providing Long Term Care since 1967. Nipissing Manor is a smoke-free environment. Our caring professionals and dedicated employees are committed to providing exemplary care to our residents. Our high standards have earned us an excellent reputation. Our unique and scenic setting offers acres of landscaped grounds, mature trees and wheelchair accessible therapeutic nature trails. Our home has been thoughtfully designed to be a place you can call home. Nipissing Manor receives funding from North East Local Health Integration Network. The opinions expressed in this publication do not necessarily represent the views of North East Local Health Integration Network. Accreditation Since 1984, Nipissing Manor has consistently received the maximum three year accreditation award. Accessibility Plan We continually strive to identify and remove all barriers for persons with disabilities, enabling them to fully participate in the programs and activities and utilize all available amenities. |