If you answer YES to any of these questions, you may NOT visit:
- Do you have a fever?
- Do you have a new or worsening cought?
- Do you have a new or worsening shortness of breath?
- Have you visited a COVID-19 affected area in the past 14 days?
Presenting symptoms and still want to visit?
If you are presenting symptoms AND wish to visit for compassionate reasons (eg. due to the rapdily declining health status of a loved one), you must arrange your visit with the Director of Care (Menno Home and Hospital) or Manager, Community Enrichment (Apartments). You MUST wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which can be provided in advance. You MUST practice fastidious hand hygiene and wear a mask at all times.
Younger visitors
No visitors 10 years or younger (unless by special permission for compassionate reasons) to Menno Home, Hospital or Terrace East.
Number of visitors
Maximum 2 visitors per resident at any one time.
Location of visits
All social visiting to occur in resident room or apartment suite.
Groups
No large group activities including birthday parties, family reunions, church services or entertainment.
Are regular volunteers permitted?
Yes, as long as they are actively screening themselves based on questions (above).
COVID-19 PODCAST – Dr. Cherniwchan – Medical Director of Abbotsford’s COVID-19 Assessment and Treatment Unit + Pastor Gary Simpson
/in CoronavirusPrevention and Control Plan for COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
/in Coronavirus, Family and FriendsMarch 16, 2020
Menno Place is dedicated to ensuring the health and safety of our elders and employees. We have developed a plan to minimize the risk of COVID-19 entering our home and deal with any outbreaks in the event that they do occur. We would also ask for your assistance in implementing the plan and ensuring that you understand and abide by any restrictions for the safety of our elders.
Prevention
We have posted signs indicating visitors should refrain from visiting Menno Place if they:
What You Can Do to Help Our Elders
Do not visit Menno Place if you:
If you are visiting Menno Place:
What Would Happen in an Outbreak
Additional Information
We recommend the following links for current, accurate updates on the extent of the COVID-19 situation in the province:
www.bccdc.ca – BC Center for Disease Control
www.news.gov.bc.ca – BC Ministry of Health Updates
https://www.fraserhealth.ca/coronavirus#.XmgX8qipGUn – Fraser Health Authority Coronavirus Information
Visitor FAQs for Prevention and Control of COVID-19
/in Coronavirus, Family and FriendsIf you answer YES to any of these questions, you may NOT visit:
Presenting symptoms and still want to visit?
If you are presenting symptoms AND wish to visit for compassionate reasons (eg. due to the rapdily declining health status of a loved one), you must arrange your visit with the Director of Care (Menno Home and Hospital) or Manager, Community Enrichment (Apartments). You MUST wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which can be provided in advance. You MUST practice fastidious hand hygiene and wear a mask at all times.
Younger visitors
No visitors 10 years or younger (unless by special permission for compassionate reasons) to Menno Home, Hospital or Terrace East.
Number of visitors
Maximum 2 visitors per resident at any one time.
Location of visits
All social visiting to occur in resident room or apartment suite.
Groups
No large group activities including birthday parties, family reunions, church services or entertainment.
Are regular volunteers permitted?
Yes, as long as they are actively screening themselves based on questions (above).
CANCELLED: Advance Care Planning Education Sessions
/in Family and FriendsCANCELLED: Join us @ Family Council – Home & Hospital
/in Family and FriendsYour role in prevention and protection of the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
/in Coronavirus, Family and FriendsYour role in protection and prevention of outbreaks, including Coronavirus (COVID-19)
This Coronavirus Information video is worth the watch
/in Coronavirus, Family and FriendsPrimrose Gardens – Family and Resident Meeting – March 10 at 6pm – Primrose Gardens
/in Family and FriendsPrimrose Gardens Family and Resident Meeting
Tuesday, March 10th
6pm – 7pm
Primrose Gardens
No RSVP necessary
Primrose Gardens Apartments has experienced issues with the elevators during heavy use and following scheduled replacement of the ropes (cables). This has caused concern and anxiety for residents who rely on the elevators to transport them to and from their apartment suites.
Karen L. Baillie, CEO and Kathrin McMath, Director, Finance and Operations invite you to attend a special meeting at Primrose Gardens to discuss what has taken place with the elevators and how these issues are being resolved.
Heidi’s Scarves – March 12th
/in Family and FriendsMenno Place Precautions around COVID 19 Virus
/in Coronavirus, Family and FriendsAt Menno Place, the health of our residents is our top priority.
At this time, the novel coronavirus (named COVID-19, its official name) situation continues to evolve. Menno Place works with Fraser Health to monitor the national and provincial novel coronavirus situation. The BC Centre for Disease Control and the Public Health Agency of Canada work closely with Fraser Health.
The most up-to-date information about novel coronavirus can be found through informed, evidence-based sources like the Fraser Health Corona Virus web page: www.fraserhealth.ca/health-topics-a-to-z/coronavirus/coronavirus-questions-general-public
Another website for information about 2019-nCoV, Corona Virus is here: https://www.fraserhealth.ca/coronavirus
The Public Health Agency of Canada has created a toll-free phone number (1-833-784-4397) to answer questions from Canadians about novel coronavirus as well.
What should you do?
Follow the same procedures that are recommended during cold and flu season. This includes washing your hands often with soap and water; covering your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing; avoiding others who are unwell; and staying home when you are sick.
Visitors. Vendors and Staff
If you have been to an affected place in the last 14 days OR had contact with somebody with Coronavirus – DO NOT VISIT OR COME TO MENNO PLACE.