Visiting and connecting with residents at Sunnyside Home Outside of these hours, visitors and caregivers may enter the home through the main entrance and provide proof of a negative rapid test result from earlier that day to security.
Sunnyside Home requires daily rapid antigen tests for all individuals who enter the home.Ĭaregivers and visitors will enter Sunnyside Home through the chapel during the hours of 8:00 a.m.
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Preventative measures remain in place to ensure the well being and safety of the people who live at Sunnyside and the staff who support them.Īctive Screening and Surveillance TestingĪll caregivers, support workers, volunteers and visitors must participate in active screening and answer no to a series of questions before entering the home. All staff and affected residents may be required to isolate and for COVID-19 at the direction of Public Health to prevent further spread of illness at Sunnyside or in the community.
Residents and staff who are determined to be at higher risk are contacted and monitored for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Sunnyside Home has a COVID outbreak plan to reduce the risk of spread. When a resident or staff case of COVID-19 is identified, Sunnyside works closely with Waterloo Region Public Health to identify who that individual has been in contact with before their symptoms started or the individual tested positive. If you have questions about this information, please send us an email or call the Sunnyside COVID hotline at 519- 893-8494 extension 6868. Please carefully review the information below for more information on the safety measures in place at Sunnyside Home. This means reviewing all available evidence and best practice as well as consulting with residents, family and staff to find an approach that balances health and safety with quality of life. There are currently no active outbreaks at Sunnyside Home.Īs the seventh wave of COVID-19 has plateaued and the virus continues to evolve and circulate, long-term care homes and the Province are reviewing their response to pandemic management. Please subscribe to our webpage to stay informed. If you have questions about visiting Sunnyside Home or special requests, please call 51 extension 6868. Visitors to Sunnyside Home are required to complete active screening and a rapid test for COVID-19 before entering the home. Winter Maintenance for Commercial Properties.Snow and Ice Clearing Tips for Homeowners.Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) and Appeals.Safety and Crime Prevention Toggle Section.Incentives to Create Affordable Housing.Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing.Environmental Sustainability Toggle Section.Resources for First Nations, Métis and Inuit.COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Task Force Toggle Section.COVID-19 Coordinated Response - Newsletter.Coronavirus resources for schools and child care centres.Coronavirus resources for health professionals.Region of Waterloo Public Health COVID-19 section Toggle Section.COVID-19 INFORMATION CENTRE Toggle Section.Find Quality Child Care and Early Learning.Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care.Child Care and Early Learning Toggle Section.Animal Services and Control Toggle Section.
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