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Updated March 2023 COVID-19 Action Plan

Dear Friends, Residents, Family Members & Associates,

As we’ve made extensive progress to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and its variants, we continue to see isolated cases of infection impact our communities. Our focus remains steadfast on controlling the spread by maintaining and instituting guidelines and protective measures from the CDC as well as state and local health authorities. Please note the restrictions required of our communities may vary by location and respective rules; however, our communities are still open to admissions and guests, as well as dining venues and activities – primarily due to the positive response by residents and associates toward vaccination.

Until further notice, we will continue to adhere to the following protocols:

  •   – Sign-in and screening of all associates and guests.
  •  – Mask wearing for all fully vaccinated associates (surgical masks) and non-vaccinated associates (fitted N95).
  •  – Routine contact tracing and testing of positive cases.
  •  – Review vaccination and boosted rates of residents and associates.
  •  – Additional sanitation, as well as adequate supply of PPE inventory and training.
  •  – Adherence to guidelines from the CDC, local and state health authorities – open admissions, dining and activities will only close if ordered by the local health department or state agency.

With these positive steps, our residents may continue to enjoy normal community activities as well as socialization with their friends, families and neighbors in a safe way. If you have any questions about community protocols, please reach out to your local community.

Thank you to our residents, associates and families for your continued support!

Michael Mays, President
Greenbrier Senior Living

Dear Friends, Residents, Associates & Family Members,

I’m Michael Mays, President of Greenbrier Senior Living, the management company of your loved one’s senior living community. I’d like to take a few moments to update you on our plan to address the COVID-19 virus. While there is still much about the spread of COVID-19 that is unknown, there is a heightened sensitivity and awareness to the risk it presents to older adults as well as those with compromised immune systems. Please know, caring for our residents and associates remains our highest priority and we are taking proactive measures to ensure we mitigate the risk of transmission.

We are managing this ever-changing health crisis with the gravity it deserves. We have the utmost regard for the rights of our residents, associates and family members; however, due to President Trump’s declaration of a National Emergency, we are greatly enhancing precautions with our communities. We have limited communal activities among our residents as much as is practical.

Please check our community Facebook page for regular community updates and resident activities, and we will continue to post critical updates to protocol on this website.

Thank you for your understanding.

Michael Mays
President


COMMUNITY UPDATE

Ensuring the health of our residents and associates is our highest priority. As such, we are following the recommended guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and monitoring the CDC for news and developments related to COVID-19 (coronavirus).

According to the CDC, the risk for our resident population is high so for the health of our residents, their family members and our associates, we have significantly stepped up our flu virus prevention protocols.

Visitation:

  • On March 13, 2020, President Trump declared a National State of Emergency over the Coronavirus outbreak. In light of this announcement, we have stopped all non-essential visitation. Only essential vendors and healthcare workers can enter the community after they have completed an in-depth questionnaire and passed our screening procedures.
  • We are providing families and visitors the ability to communicate with their loved ones via phone, Facetime, Skype or other electronic video communication.
  • We are postponing or canceling all external community vendors that provide activities within the community until further notice — this includes family nights and other large events.

Communication:

  • We have met with our residents and will continue to conduct regular ongoing education meetings.
  • We are updating this community webpage on a regular basis with regards to changes in protocol and other developments that may affect how we operate.

Screening & Appointments:

  • We have expanded our regular screenings of residents, staff and essential visitors to include both temperatures and pulse oxygen readings.
  • New residents are screened per state guidelines and asked questions to ensure they have not visited affected areas or exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19.
    https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/index.html
  • We are working with our residents and rescheduling non-emergency medical appointments.

Training:

  • Our associates have been retrained on infection control measures such as hand washing and infection control best practices.
  • Daily and more often than necessary wipe down of the community common areas and high-touch areas has been implemented.
  • Each community inventory of supplies is being documented and monitored by the home office with extra supplies procured by each community and back-up supplies maintained at the home office.
  • We have been and will continue to participate in local, state and company training calls as they are scheduled. Education and training will be provided as updates occur.
  • We have established a new Safety Officer and Safety Assistant to provide oversight that protocols are followed on each shift and documented.
  • Greenbrier Senior Living’s Corporate Director of Clinical Services is acting as the company compliance officer and monitoring daily changes in recommendations from the CDC and local community agencies.
  • All of Greenbrier’s home office support staff, inclusive of regional sales and operations directors, are providing support to the communities for any day-to-day issues that may arise.

We thank you for your assistance and participation in taking precautionary measures for our residents and associates, as well as yourself. Infection control takes a partnership to help keep everyone safe and well! If you have any additional questions or concerns, please call our Resident & Family Care Line at 833-379-7475.

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