The safety and health of our residents and staff are our most important responsibility. We all have been advised to “stay at home” in order to help slow the spread of the virus. We understand that prevention is key. We, at Huntington Manor, are doing everything we can to create a safe environment.
We have plenty of supplies on hand and will continue to serve our residents with meals and desserts which they enjoy. The residents are doing well, and those on hospice have a nurse checking on them every week.
To further minimize the exposure of residents to the outside world, our staff are able to stay onsite in the living quarters that we provided.
We are committed to keeping our residents safe and we need your help. As we are all following the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we understand the importance of socialization for our residents’ wellness. Therefore, we ask to limit your visit to our campus and strongly encourage virtual visits via Skype or FaceTime, our staff is able to arrange that.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this ever-changing situation.
We assure you our community will remain fully operational during this situation. If you have any specific questions for us, please reach out to us at (858) 748-3381.
Stay safe!
Huntington Manor
The safety and health of our residents and staff are our most important responsibility. We all have been advised to “stay at home” in order to help slow the spread of the virus. We understand that prevention is key. We, at Huntington Manor, are doing everything we can to create a safe environment.
We have plenty of supplies on hand and will continue to serve our residents with meals and desserts which they enjoy. The residents are doing well, and those on hospice have a nurse checking on them every week.
To further minimize the exposure of residents to the outside world, our staff are able to stay onsite in the living quarters that we provided.
We are committed to keeping our residents safe and we need your help. As we are all following the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we understand the importance of socialization for our residents’ wellness. Therefore, we ask to limit your visit to our campus and strongly encourage virtual visits via Skype or FaceTime, our staff is able to arrange that.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this ever-changing situation.
We assure you our community will remain fully operational during this situation. If you have any specific questions for us, please reach out to us at (858) 748-3381.
Stay safe!
Huntington Manor
The safety and health of our residents and staff are our most important responsibility. We all have been advised to “stay at home” in order to help slow the spread of the virus. We understand that prevention is key. We, at Huntington Manor, are doing everything we can to create a safe environment.
We have plenty of supplies on hand and will continue to serve our residents with meals and desserts which they enjoy. The residents are doing well, and those on hospice have a nurse checking on them every week.
To further minimize the exposure of residents to the outside world, our staff are able to stay onsite in the living quarters that we provided.
We are committed to keeping our residents safe and we need your help. As we are all following the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we understand the importance of socialization for our residents’ wellness. Therefore, we ask to limit your visit to our campus and strongly encourage virtual visits via Skype or FaceTime, our staff is able to arrange that.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this ever-changing situation.
We assure you our community will remain fully operational during this situation. If you have any specific questions for us, please reach out to us at (858) 748-3381.
Stay safe!
Huntington Manor
Community Visit Rules per Covid-19
1. Greetings at outside of the buildings.
2. Ensure each person is wearing mask and gloves.
3. Keep 20 feet of distance between visitors and residents, if possible eliminate interactions at all.
4. Sanitize hands with alcohol content hand sanitizer upon entering each building.
5. Only show empty rooms.
6. No touching of any sort.
Admisson Rules Per Covid-19
1. Potential Resident’s Physician/Doctors must sign off on the attestation that clearly indicate Freedom from Communicable Diseases including COVID-19.
2. Residents from hospitals and other healthcare facilities must be quarantined for 14 days.
3. Admitted residents are free to conduct most activities but restrained from interacting with current residents after 14 days with no sign of Covid-19 or other communicable Disease.
Community Visit Rules per Covid-19
1. Greetings at outside of the buildings.
2. Ensure each person is wearing mask and gloves.
3. Keep 20 feet of distance between visitors and residents, if possible eliminate interactions at all.
4. Sanitize hands with alcohol content hand sanitizer upon entering each building.
5. Only show empty rooms.
6. No touching of any sort.
Admisson Rules Per Covid-19
1. Potential Resident’s Physician/Doctors must sign off on the attestation that clearly indicate Freedom from Communicable Diseases including COVID-19.
2. Residents from hospitals and other healthcare facilities must be quarantined for 14 days.
3. Admitted residents are free to conduct most activities but restrained from interacting with current residents after 14 days with no sign of Covid-19 or other communicable Disease.
Community Visit Rules per Covid-19
1. Greetings at outside of the buildings.
2. Ensure each person is wearing mask and gloves.
3. Keep 20 feet of distance between visitors and residents, if possible eliminate interactions at all.
4. Sanitize hands with alcohol content hand sanitizer upon entering each building.
5. Only show empty rooms.
6. No touching of any sort.
Admisson Rules Per Covid-19
1. Potential Resident’s Physician/Doctors must sign off on the attestation that clearly indicate Freedom from Communicable Diseases including COVID-19.
2. Residents from hospitals and other healthcare facilities must be quarantined for 14 days.
3. Admitted residents are free to conduct most activities but restrained from interacting with current residents after 14 days with no sign of Covid-19 or other communicable Disease.
What we have done so far
Residents and Families
- Notified our residents and families around measures we are/have been taking to combat the virus, as well as safety precautions we are implementing at Huntington Manor.
- Posted CDC and State Licensing recommended literature in our buildings.
- Posted sign-in sheet at our community entrances limiting visitors to immediate family members (for visits that are medically necessary, or for residents on Hospice), essential care providers and emergency personnel.
- Implemented screening for all visitors and staff before entering each building.
- Conducting on-going assessments to make sure we have no residents who are symptomatic
Staff
- Implemented onsite staffing system.
- Focused on prevention and added safety measures.
- Initiated additional trainings to our front-line staff on preventive measures (e.g. regular hand washing, coughing into a tissue) and precautions (e.g. regularly cleaning common area surfaces).
- Screening staff prior to every shift.
- Monitoring staff for symptoms.
- Wearing masks.
- Enhanced our cleaning and sanitation procedures and protocols related to COVID-19.
Regulatory Authorities
- Monitoring the CDC and Licensing website for daily updates.
- Partnering with on-site health care providers and on-site physicians for prevention strategies and protocols
What we have done so far
Residents and Families
- Notified our residents and families around measures we are/have been taking to combat the virus, as well as safety precautions we are implementing at Huntington Manor.
- Posted CDC and State Licensing recommended literature in our buildings.
- Posted sign-in sheet at our community entrances limiting visitors to immediate family members (for visits that are medically necessary, or for residents on Hospice), essential care providers and emergency personnel.
- Implemented screening for all visitors and staff before entering each building.
- Conducting on-going assessments to make sure we have no residents who are symptomatic
Staff
- Implemented onsite staffing system.
- Focused on prevention and added safety measures.
- Initiated additional trainings to our front-line staff on preventive measures (e.g. regular hand washing, coughing into a tissue) and precautions (e.g. regularly cleaning common area surfaces).
- Screening staff prior to every shift.
- Monitoring staff for symptoms.
- Wearing masks.
- Enhanced our cleaning and sanitation procedures and protocols related to COVID-19.
Regulatory Authorities
- Monitoring the CDC and Licensing website for daily updates.
- Partnering with on-site health care providers and on-site physicians for prevention strategies and protocols
What we have done so far
Residents and Families
- Notified our residents and families around measures we are/have been taking to combat the virus, as well as safety precautions we are implementing at Huntington Manor.
- Posted CDC and State Licensing recommended literature in our buildings.
- Posted sign-in sheet at our community entrances limiting visitors to immediate family members (for visits that are medically necessary, or for residents on Hospice), essential care providers and emergency personnel.
- Implemented screening for all visitors and staff before entering each building.
- Conducting on-going assessments to make sure we have no residents who are symptomatic
Staff
- Implemented onsite staffing system.
- Focused on prevention and added safety measures.
- Initiated additional trainings to our front-line staff on preventive measures (e.g. regular hand washing, coughing into a tissue) and precautions (e.g. regularly cleaning common area surfaces).
- Screening staff prior to every shift.
- Monitoring staff for symptoms.
- Wearing masks.
- Enhanced our cleaning and sanitation procedures and protocols related to COVID-19.
Regulatory Authorities
- Monitoring the CDC and Licensing website for daily updates.
- Partnering with on-site health care providers and on-site physicians for prevention strategies and protocols