Visitation Protocol

Visitation Protocols
& COVID Information

You must wear a mask when visiting Oasis

COVID-19 Visitor Guidance/Education

Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones
From COVID-19

  • Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use Alcohol Based Hand Sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick and stay home if you are sick.
  • You must wear a face mask or face covering in public when social distancing is not possible.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Remember to maintain social distancing precautions of at least 6 feet.

If you have questions, please contact:

Samantha at ext. 8105 or Kara at ext. 8109

Updated: August 31, 2023

GENERAL VISITOR INFORMATION & GUIDELINES

  1. All visitors must be screened for Covid-19 at the reception desk in the lobby prior to entry into the facility. If you are feeling ill do not visit.  Any individual not passing visitor screening or exhibiting signs and symptoms of Covid-19 will not be permitted entry.
  2. This facility allows general visitation in the main dining room and resident rooms and is permitted for any resident at any time. Please stop by our bakery for a complimentary refreshment, however, seating at this time is discouraged to allow for social distancing.
  3. Visitation for residents in quarantine is permitted but must take place in the room. Prior to visiting in a quarantine room, see the nurse for instructions.  There are also certain risks associated with visiting residents who are on quarantine.   If you wish to still visit, we can provide you with additional information and answer questions.
  4. If your loved one’s roommate is not vaccinated, we ask that you do not visit in the room.  There may be other circumstances where we may also ask that you refrain from visiting in the room due to the health status of another resident.  We ask that you are understanding of these circumstances if they arise.
  5. If visiting in a room where a roommate is present, you should not visit within 6 feet of your loved one’s roommate.
  6. When visiting, you should remain in the designated visitation areas. Visitation is encouraged, but when visiting we ask that you go directly to the resident’s room or visitation area.
  7. Although community rules regarding Covid-19 may have been relaxed, particularly for vaccinated individuals, keep in mind, facilities such as ours are held to a higher standard of infection control and safety. At all times:
    • Prior to the visit, frequently throughout, and upon completion of the visit, perform hand hygiene utilizing hand sanitizer, located throughout the facility
    • We recommend visitors wear a mask while in the facility. Masks and appropriate PPE may be obtained at the reception desks and nursing stations.
    • When community transmission rates are substantial to high, visitors and residents must remain masked and physically distanced throughout their visit, regardless of their vaccination status.
    • Maintain physical distance from all residents and staff.
    • Immediately notify the facility if you test positive for Covid-19 within 14 days of your visit.
    • If this facility is in an outbreak, there are potential risks of visiting. Please ask the receptionist or nurse if we are in an outbreak.  If you wish to still visit, we can provide you with additional information and answer question. Outbreaks are announced through robocalls.  If you are not receiving robocalls, and want to be added to our robocall list, please let the receptionist know.
  8. Please be advised that any visitor not adhering to the core principles of infection control will be restricted from visitation.

We truly wish we could offer you more hospitality, however, we must adhere to practices to ensure our residents’ safety.

Additional COVID-19 Information:

Vaccine Information

Family and caregiver communication letter concerning information and distribution of the new COVID vaccine. Read the vaccine letter…

Post COVID Rehab

Our team works with patients recently hospitalized with COVID-19 to assist in improving strength and fine motor skills. Patients are required to test negative for COVID-19 prior to admission. Find out more…

Important Family Communication Message:

“The Department of Health memo regarding communication with family members of those who reside in a nursing home.”
Please read the full Family Communication message here…


Download our Annual Pandemic Emergency Plan in PDF format here…

Download our NY Forward Safety Plan in PDF format here…