5.3.23 Update
In the past seven days, no residents or staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living.
5.1.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 28, 2023 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
April 30, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) & 1 Staff (Riverside)
May 1, 2023 – 1 Staff (Contract Staff)
Woodside Village:
April 27, 2023 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
April 29, 2023 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
April 30, 2023 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
May 1, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Prairieview, 1 non-direct)
4.28.23 Update
Grand Forks County is in substantial transmission this week so masks are optional for residents, visitors, and staff.
There may be masking requirements for certain neighborhoods based on staff or resident positive cases over the past 14 days. Please follow signage outside the neighborhoods and on resident doors for guidance on mask usage.
4.26.23 Weekly Update
We received confirmation one resident from Tufte Manor has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
In the past seven days, six residents and one staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Hearthstone and four residents from Heartland at Woodside Village, one resident at Tufte Manor, and one direct care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 24, 2023 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
April 25, 2023 – 3 Staff (Reeves, Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
4.25.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
4.24.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 22, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (direct care)
April 23, 2023 – 1 Resident (Reeves)
Woodside Village:
April 22, 2023 – 4 Staff (Prairieview & 3 x Heartland)
April 24, 2023 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
4.23.23 Update
We received confirmation of two residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village who have tested positive. These residents will shelter in place.
4.21.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 20, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 21, 2023 – 4 Residents (Riverside, Almonte & 2 Lanark) and 3 Staff (Almonte, Reeves & non-direct care)
4.20.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive.
4.19.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, five residents and four staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes two residents from Hearthstone, two residents from Heartland, two direct care staff from Heartland, and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village; along with one resident from Lanark and one direct care staff from Riverside at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 18, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 19, 2023 – 3 Staff (Almonte, Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
4.18.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
4.17.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 13, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
April 14, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 15, 2023 – 2 Residents (Reeves & Almonte)
April 16, 2023 – 4 Residents (2 Valley Transitions & 2 Lanark) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 17, 2023 – 2 Staff (Lanark & Valley Transitions)
4.15.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
4.14.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village and one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
April 12, 2023 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
April 13, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 14, 2023 – 1 Resident (Hearthstone)
4.13.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one non-direct care staff and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72-hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 11, 2023 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
April 12, 2023 – 2 Staff (Riverside & Valley Transitions)
April 13, 2023 – 1 Resident (Reeves) and 1 Staff (Riverside)
4.12.23 Weekly Update
We received confirmation one resident from Hearthstone, one resident from Heartland, and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village, along with one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
In the past seven days, sixteen residents and three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes eleven residents and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood, five residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood, and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village, and one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
April 10, 2023 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
April 11, 2023 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
April 12, 2023 – 2 Residents (Heartland) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
4.11.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
April 10, 2023 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Riverside) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
4.10.23 Update
We received confirmation three residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72-hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
April 8, 2023 – 1 Resident (Hearthstone)
April 9, 2023 – 2 Staff (Heartland & Hearthstone)
April 10, 2023 – 2 Residents (Heartland)
Valley on Columbia:
April 7, 2023 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
April 8, 2023 – 1 Resident (Reeves) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
April 9, 2023 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
April 10, 2023 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
4.9.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
4.8.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place. In addition, one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood has tested positive.
4.7.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
4.6.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from Heartland and two residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
April 4, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
April 6, 2023 – 1 Resident (Reeves) and 3 Staff (Lanark, Reeves & Riverside)
4.5.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, five residents and five staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes five residents and three direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood and one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village; and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia.
4.4.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
April 1, 2023 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
April 3, 2023 – 2 Staff (Riverside & Valley Transitions)
April 4, 2023 – 1 Resident (Reeves)
4.3.23 Update
We received confirmation three residents from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
4.1.23 Update
We received confirmation that two direct care staff from Woodside Village (1 Oakcrest and 1 Heartland) have tested positive.
3.31.23 Update
We received confirmation two direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 30, 2023 – 2 Residents (Lanark)
March 31, 2023 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
3.30.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
March 28, 2023 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
March 29, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Heartland, 1 Prairieview)
3.29.23 Update
Weekly Update
In the past seven days, two staff members and two residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village. Both residents testing positive are from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village and are sheltering in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 27, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
March 28, 2023 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
March 29, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
3.28.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
3.27.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
March 26, 2023– 1 Staff (Prairieview)
March 27, 2023 – 1 Resident (Prairieview) 1 Staff (Heartland)
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 26, 2023– 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
March 27, 2023– 2 Staff (non-direct care)
3.26.23 Update
We received confirmation one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia tested positive.
3.25.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
3.24.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
March 22, 2023– 1 Staff (Prairieview)
March 23, 2023– 2 Staff (Heartland & Hearthstone)
3.22.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one direct care staff and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 21, 2023– 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (Almonte & Valley Transitions)
March 22, 2023– 1 Staff (non-direct care)
3.21.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
March 19, 2023– 1 Resident (Prairieview)
March 20, 2023– 1 Staff (Prairieview)
March 21, 2023– 1 Resident (Prairieview)
3.20.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 18, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
March 20, 2023 – 2 Staff (Lanark & non-direct care)
3.17.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff at Valley on Columbia has tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 15, 2023– 1 Staff (non-direct care)
March 16, 2023– 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
March 17, 2023– 2 Staff (Lanark & non-direct care)
3.16.23 Update
We received confirmation one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia has tested positive.
3.15.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive.
3.14.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 14, 2023 – 3 Residents (Lanark) and 3 Staff (Lanark, Reeves & Valley Transitions)
3.13.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 12, 2023– 2 Staff (non-direct care)
March 13, 2023– 2 Staff (Almonte & non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
March 10, 2023– 2 Staff (Heartland & Oakcrest)
March 12, 2023– 1 Resident (Heartland) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
March 13, 2023– 1 Staff (Prairieview)
3.12.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 11, 2023– 2 Residents (Reeves & Lanark) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
3.10.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 8, 2023– 2 Staff (Reeves & non-direct care)
March 9, 2023– 1 Resident (Riverside) and 2 Staff (Reeves & non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
March 9, 2023– 1 Staff (Hearthstone/Heartland)
March 10, 2023– 1 Resident (Heartland) and 1 Staff (Prairieview)
3.8.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive.
In the past seven days, three residents and four staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Almonte and two residents from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. Four staff have tested positive including one direct care staff at Valley on Columbia and three direct care staff from the Oakcrest, Prairieview and Hearthstone neighborhoods at Woodside Village.
3.7.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
March 5, 2023– 1 Staff (Reeves)
March 7, 2023– 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Almonte)
3.6.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will be cared for offsite.
3.5.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive.
3.3.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 28, 2023– 1 Staff (Almonte)
March 2, 2023– 2 Residents (Reeves and Valley Transitions)
3.2.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
3.1.23 Weekly Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from Tufte Manor and one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive.
In the past seven days, seven residents and twelve staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes five residents from Tufte Manor and two residents from Valley on Columbia (Riverside & Valley Transitions). Twelve staff have tested positive including one direct care staff and one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor; four staff from Valley on Columbia (1 Almonte, 1 Lanark and 2 Reeves); and six staff from Woodside Village (1 Heartland, 2 Oakcrest, 1 Prairieview, 2 non-direct care).
2.28.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 26, 2023– 1 Resident (Riverside)
February 27, 2023– 1 Resident (Almonte) and 2 Staff (Valley Transitions & Non-Direct Care)
2.27.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood and two non-direct care staff at Woodside Village, and two direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive.
2.26.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Riverside neighborhood has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
2.25.23 Update
We received confirmation of one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor, two direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village and one direct care staff from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive.
2.24.23 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Tufte Manor and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 24, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (non-direct care)
2.23.23 Update
We received confirmation four residents from Tufte Manor have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 21, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
February 22, 2023 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions)
February 23, 2023 – 5 Staff (non-direct care)
2.22.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, nineteen residents and eleven staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes twelve residents at Valley on Columbia (10 Riverside, 1 Reeves and 1 Lanark), six residents from Tufte Manor, and one resident from Hearthstone at Woodside Village. Eleven staff have tested positive including five staff at Valley on Columbia (3 Riverside and 2 non-direct care); four direct care staff from the Heartland, Hearthstone, Oakcrest and Prairieview neighborhoods at Woodside Village; and two direct care staff from Tufte Manor.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
February 21, 2023 – 2 Staff (Prairieview & non-direct care)
February 22, 2023 – 2 Residents (Prairieview & Oakcrest)
2.20.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. We also received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 18, 2023 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
February 19, 2023 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Riverside)
February 20, 2023 – 1 Resident (Lanark) and 4 Staff (2 Almonte & 2 Reeves)
2.19.23 Update
We received confirmation of 1 resident from Woodside Village (Hearthstone), 2 residents from Valley on Columbia (Riverside), and 1 Resident from Tufte Manor testing positive for COVID-19. These residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation of one direct care staff from Tufte Manor testing positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts have been identified.
2.18.23 Update
We received confirmation of 1 resident from Tufte Manor and 2 residents from Valley on Columbia (1 Lanark and 1 Riverside) testing positive for COVID-19. These residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation of three staff testing positive (2 non-direct care at Valley on Columbia, and 1 Hearthstone at Woodside Village). Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
February 17, 2023 – 3 Staff (Heartland)
2.17.23 Update
We received confirmation four residents from Tufte Manor and six residents from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village, one direct care staff from Tufte Manor, and three direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, thirty-one close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 15, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
February 16, 2023 – 2 Staff (Almonte & Valley Transitions)
2.16.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident and one direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, seventeen close contacts have been identified.
2.15.23 Weekly Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, thirteen close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, six residents and nine staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes five residents at Valley on Columbia (1 Riverside, 2 Reeves and 2 Valley Transitions) and one resident from Prairieview at Woodside Village. Nine staff have tested positive including five staff at Valley on Columbia (1 Lanark, 1 Almonte, and 3 non-direct care), two direct care staff from the Heartland and Hearthstone neighborhoods and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village, and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, thirty-three close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 14, 2023 – 3 Staff (Lanark, Reeves & Riverside)
February 15, 2023 – 3 Staff (Valley Transitions & 2 non-direct care)
2.14.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
2.13.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Reeves and Valley Transitions neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 10, 2023 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
February 11, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
February 12, 2023 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
February 13, 2023 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village:
February 10, 2023 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
February 12, 2023 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
2.12.23 Update
We received confirmation one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
2.11.23 Update
We received confirmation one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
2.10.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Riverside and Valley Transitions neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia and one resident from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor have tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
February 9, 2023 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest) and 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
February 10, 2023 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
2.9.23 Update
We received confirmation one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 8, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
February 9, 2023 – 4 Staff (2 non-direct care, 1 Lanark & 1 contract staff)
2.8.23 Weekly Update
We received confirmation three residents from Riverside and two residents from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. The residents will shelter in place. We also received confirmation one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, thirteen residents and eight staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes twelve residents at Valley on Columbia (5 Lanark, 1 Almonte, 3 Riverside, 2 Reeves and 1 Valley Transitions) and one resident from Wheatland Terrace. Eight staff have tested positive including two staff at Valley on Columbia (1 Lanark and 1 non-direct care), two direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village, three direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace, and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, twenty-two close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 7, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Riverside, 1 Non-Direct) and 1 Resident (Riverside)
February 8, 2023 – 3 Staff (Lanark)
2.7.23 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
2.6.23 Update
We received confirmation two residents from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Both residents are sheltering in place. In addition, one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace and one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village, and two staff from Valley on Columbia including one non-direct care and one direct care from Lanark have tested positive. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 4, 2023– 2 Residents (Valley Transitions)
February 5, 2023– 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
February 6, 2023 – 1 Staff (Non- Direct Care)
2.5.23 Update
We received confirmation of one resident from Valley Transitions and one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
We also received confirmation of two direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace who have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 3, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
February 5, 2023 – 2 Staff (Lanark & non-direct care)
2.3.23 Update
We received confirmation of two residents from the Lanark neighborhood who have tested positive. Both residents will shelter in place.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
February 2, 2023– 1 Resident (Reeves) & 1 Staff (Reeves)
February 3, 2023– 1 Resident (Riverside) & 2 Staff (Almonte & non-direct care)
2.2.23 Update
We received confirmation of one resident from Wheatland Terrace who has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
2.1.23 Weekly Update
Today we received confirmation of one resident from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia testing positive and three staff including one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village, one direct care from the Lanark neighborhood and one contract staff from Valley on Columbia. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, five residents and five staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes four residents from the Lanark neighborhood and one resident from Valley Transitions. Two residents are hospitalized and three will shelter in place within the Lanark neighborhood and Valley Transitions. Five staff have tested positive including four from Valley on Columbia (1 Lanark, 2 Non-Direct, 1 Contract employee) and one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
February 1, 2023– 3 Residents (Valley Transitions) 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
1.31.23 Update
We received confirmation of two residents from the Lanark neighborhood who have tested positive. Both residents are sheltering in place. No additional close contacts have been identified. One non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia also tested positive today.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 30, 2023– 1 Staff (Almonte)
January 31, 2023 – 1 Staff (Almonte) 1 Resident (Lanark)
1.30.23 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia tested positive. No additional close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 29, 2023– 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care) 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
January 30, 2023 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
Woodside Village:
January 27, 2023 – 1 Resident (Heartland)
January 28, 2023 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
January 29, 2023 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
January 30, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Prairieview, 1 Hearthstone)
1.29.23 Update
We received confirmation of one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia testing positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 27, 2023 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
January 29, 2023– 2 Staff (Reeves & Almonte)
1.27.23 Update
We received confirmation of one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia testing positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 25, 2023 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions)
January 26, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Non-Direct Care, 1 Almonte)
January 27, 2023 – 3 Residents (2 Valley Transitions, 1 Riverside) 2 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Support Staff)
Woodside Village:
January 25, 2023 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
January 26, 2023 – 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
January 27, 2023 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
1.25.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one resident and five staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living.
One direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive today. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 23, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 non-direct, 1 Valley Transitions)
January 24, 2023 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions)
January 25, 2023 – 2 Staff (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Almonte)
1.24.23 Update
We received confirmation of one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
January 23, 2023 – 3 Staff (Prairieview, Hearthstone & 1 non-direct care)
January 24, 2023 – 2 Staff (Prairieview & 1 non-direct care)
1.23.23 Update
We received confirmation of one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
1.22.23 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Valley Senior Living on 42nd has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 20, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) & 1 Staff (Riverside)
January 21, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
January 22, 2023 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
January 20, 2023 – 3 Staff (Heartland, Hearthstone & Prairieview)
January 22, 2023 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest) and 1 Staff (Heartland)
1.20.23 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive and the resident is sheltering in place. We also received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, ten close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 19, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
January 20, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
1.19.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
January 19, 2023– 4 Staff (2 Prairieview, Heartland & non-direct care)
1.18.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one resident and three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident and one direct care staff from the Valley Transitions neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 16, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
January 17, 2023 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
January 18, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 3 Staff (Riverside, Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
January 17, 2023 – 2 Staff (Oakcrest & Heartland)
January 18, 2023– 2 Staff (Hearthstone & Prairieview)
1.17.23 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
1.16.23 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
1.13.23 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Valley Transitions and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 12, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
January 13, 2023– 2 Staff (Reeves & non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
January 9, 2023 – 1 Resident (Heartland)
January 11, 2023 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
January 12, 2023 – 2 Residents (2 Heartland) and 2 Staff (Oakcrest & Hearthstone)
1.11.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, four staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes three direct care staff from the Almonte, Lanark, and Riverside neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia and one non-direct care staff at Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 10, 2023 – 4 Staff (1 Valley Transitions, 2 Riverside, 1 non-direct care)
January 11, 2023 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Riverside)
1.9.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 7, 2023 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
January 9, 2023 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (Almonte & Valley Transitions)
1.8.23 Update
We received confirmation that one staff from Valley on Columbia (Riverside) has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
1.7.23 Update
We received confirmation that two staff from Valley on Columbia (1 Almonte, 1 Lanark) have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 6, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 3 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Reeves, 1 Riverside)
1.6.23 Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
1.5.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 3, 2023 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
January 4, 2023 – 2 Residents (Almonte & Reeves) and 3 Staff (Lanark & 2 non-direct care)
January 5, 2023 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
Woodside Village:
January 4, 2023 – 2 Staff (Hearthstone & Oakcrest)
January 5, 2023 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
1.4.23 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, three residents and three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Reeves, two residents and one direct care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, twenty close contacts have been identified.
1.3.23 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
January 1, 2023 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
January 2, 2023 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Almonte)
January 3, 2023 – 1 Resident (Lanark) and 1 Staff (Almonte)
Woodside Village:
December 31, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & Hearthstone)
January 2, 2023 – 2 Staff (Prairieview & non-direct care)
1.2.23 Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
12.31.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Reeves has tested positive. The resident will be moved to Valley Transitions to be cared for while sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, six close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 30, 2022 – 1 Resident (Reeves) and 1 Staff (Reeves)
December 31, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
12.30.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 30, 2022 – 3 Staff (Almonte, Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
December 27, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
December 29, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & non-direct care)
12.29.22 Update
We received confirmation today that two residents from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified. We also received confirmation that one direct care staff from Woodside Village has tested positive and through contact tracing, thirteen close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 27, 2022 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
December 28, 2022 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
December 29, 2022 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
12.28.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive and the resident is sheltering in place. We also received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, three residents and three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Almonte, one resident from Valley Transitions, one resident and one direct care staff from Riverside, and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; and one direct care staff from Prairieview at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, five close contacts have been identified.
12.27.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 25, 2022 – 4 Staff (2 Riverside, 1 Reeves, 1 non-direct care)
December 26, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Almonte, 1 Reeves)
December 27, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 non-direct care, 1 Valley Transitions, 1 Lanark)
12.26.2022 Update
We have received confirmation of one resident from the Valley Transitions neighborhood and one non-direct care staff from Valley Senior Living on Columbia testing positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
12.25.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 23, 2022 – 2 Staff (Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
December 24, 2022 – 2 Staff (Riverside & non-direct care) 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
12.23.22 Update
We have received confirmation of one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood testing positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
December 22, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
December 23, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & non-direct care)
12.22.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from Almonte has tested positive and the resident is sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 21, 2022 – 2 Staff (Reeves & Almonte)
December 22, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Lanark)
Woodside Village:
December 21, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
December 22, 2022 – 3 Staff (Heartland, Oakcrest & non-direct care)
12.21.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, ten residents and three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes seven residents from Almonte; one resident from Reeves; one resident from Lanark, one resident and one direct care staff from Riverside; one direct care staff from Valley Transitions; and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 20, 2022 – 5 Staff (Riverside, Almonte, Valley Transitions, and 2 non-direct care)
December 21, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
December 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
December 20, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & Hearthstone)
December 21, 2022 – 2 Residents (Heartland) and 1 Staff (Prairieview)
12.19.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 18, 2022 – 3 Staff (Riverside, Valley Transitions & non-direct care)
December 19, 2022 – 3 Staff (non-direct care)
12.18.22 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff member from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 17, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 flex, 1 non-direct care)
December 18, 2022 – 2 Residents (1 Lanark, 1 Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village:
December 15, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
December 16, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
December 17, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
December 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
12.17.22 Update
We received confirmation that two staff from the Riverside and Valley Transitions neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
12.16.22 Update
We received confirmation that two residents from Almonte and one resident from Riverside have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 15, 2022 – 4 Staff (Lanark, Valley Transitions & 2 non-direct care)
December 16, 2022 – 3 Staff (Riverside & 2 non-direct care)
12.15.22 Update
We received confirmation that six residents from Almonte, one resident from Lanark, and one resident from Reeves at the neighborhoods on Valley on Columbia have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, four close contacts were identified.
12.14.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that two residents from Riverside and one resident from Almonte at Valley on Columbia have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. In addition, one direct care staff from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, a total of twenty-seven residents and fourteen staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes six residents and three direct care staff from Lanark; one direct care staff from Reeves; four residents and two direct care staff from Valley Transitions; fifteen residents, four direct care staff and one non-direct care staff from Almonte; two residents from Riverside; and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from Heartland and one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, sixty-one close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 13, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 2 Staff (Almonte & non-direct care)
December 14, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 3 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
December 13, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
December 14, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
12.13.22 Update
We received confirmation today that two residents from Almonte and one resident from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. In addition, three staff (2 direct care and 1 non-direct care) from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, fifteen close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 12, 2022 – 4 Residents (3 Reeves & 1 Riverside) and 2 Staff (Almonte & Lanark)
December 13, 2022 – 3 Residents (2 Reeves & 1 Valley Transitions) and 3 Staff (2 Almonte & 1 non-direct care)
12.12.22 Update
We received confirmation today that three residents from Almonte, two residents from Lanark, and one resident from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia have tested positive and the residents are sheltering in place. One direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 11, 2022 – 4 Residents (3 Almonte & 1 Lanark) and 1 Staff (Reeves)
December 12, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 4 Staff (2 Almonte, 1 Lanark & 1 non-direct care)
12.11.22 Update
We received confirmation today that five residents from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive with the five residents sheltering in place. In addition, one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing thirteen close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 8, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
December 9, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
December 10, 2022 – 2 Staff (Reeves & non-direct care)
December 11, 2022 – 1 Staff non-direct care)
12.10.22 Update
We received confirmation that three residents from Almonte and two residents from the Lanark neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia have tested positive with the five residents sheltering in place. In addition, one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts were identified.
12.9.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia has tested positive and will shelter in place. We also received confirmation that two direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
December 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
December 9, 2022 – 3 Staff (Oakcrest, Prairieview & non-direct care)
12.8.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Valley Transitions and one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive with both residents sheltering in place. In addition, two direct care staff from Valley Transitions and one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 7, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 2 Staff (Riverside & Valley Transitions)
December 8, 2022 – 3 Residents (Valley Transitions, Lanark & Riverside) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
December 6, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
December 8, 2022 – 2 Staff (Oakcrest & non-direct care)
12.7.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Valley Transitions and one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive with both residents sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
In the past seven days, eight residents and eleven staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes seven residents and four direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood, one direct care staff from Reeves, one resident from Valley Transitions and three non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from Prairieview, one direct care staff from Oakcrest, and one non-direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, twenty-two close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 6, 2022 – 2 Staff (Almonte & Reeves)
December 7, 2022 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions & Riverside) and 4 Staff (1 Lanark, 1 Reeves, 1 Valley Transitions & 1 non-direct care)
12.6.22 Update
We received confirmation last evening that two additional residents from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. One resident will shelter in place and the other will be cared for in the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. Through contact tracing, two close contacts were identified.
In addition, we received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia along with one non-direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing five close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 5, 2022 – 2 Staff (Lanark)
December 6, 2022 – 3 Residents (Lanark) and 6 Staff (3 Lanark, 1 Valley Transitions, 1 Almonte & 1 non-direct care)
12.5.22 Update
We received confirmation today that three residents from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Two residents will shelter in place and one resident will be cared for in the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. In addition, two direct care staff from the Lanark and Reeves neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia, and one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing four close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
December 2, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
December 3, 2022 – 2 Staff (Lanark & Riverside)
December 4, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Riverside)
December 5, 2022 – 2 Residents (Lanark) and 2 Staff (Lanark & Almonte)
12.3.22 Update
We received confirmation today of one resident from the Lanark neighborhood testing positive. Through contact tracing, seven residents have been identified as close contacts. The resident will shelter in place. In addition, two staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive including one direct care staff from Lanark and one non-direct care staff.
12.2.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
December 1, 2022 – 2 Residents (Almonte & Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
December 2, 2022 – 3 Staff (Lanark, Riverside & non-direct care)
12.1.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
11.30.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive and will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, three close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, five residents and six staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from the Prairieview neighborhood and four residents from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village; one direct care staff from Prairieview, one direct care from Hearthstone and two non-direct care staff at Woodside Village; along with two direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. Through contact tracing, thirty-six close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 29, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
November 30, 2022 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village:
November 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
November 29, 2022 – 4 Staff (Hearthstone, Prairieview & 2 non-direct care)
11.29.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, seven close contacts were identified.
11.28.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from Wheatland Terrace has tested positive and will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
November 26, 2022 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
November 27, 2022 – 2 Staff (Riverside & Reeves))
November 28, 2022 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Valley Transitions) and 4 Staff (Lanark, Valley Transitions, flex, & non-direct care)
11.27.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from the Prairieview Neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
11.26.22 Update
We received confirmation that 3 staff (2 non-direct care at Woodside Village and 1 Lanark staff at Valley on Columbia) have tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 25, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Riverside, 1 non-direct care)
November 26, 2022 – 1 Resident (Reeves)
11.24.22 Update
We received confirmation today that two residents from Wheatland Terrace have tested positive, and both will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, five close contacts were identified.
As a precautionary measure and to assist with our continued effort to stop virus transmission, all residents from Wheatland Terrance were tested. No additional positive test results were received.
11.23.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor have tested positive. Through contact tracing, twenty-four close contacts were identified.
This evening, we received confirmation that a resident from Wheatland Terrace has tested positive, and the resident will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, three close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, two residents and five staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes two residents from Valley Transitions, one direct care staff from Riverside and one contract staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from Prairieview and one non-direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village; along with one direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 22, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
November 23, 2022 – 4 Staff (Lanark, Reeves, Riverside, and 1 non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
November 23, 2022 – 1 Resident (Wheatland Terrace) and 2 Staff (Woodside Village and non-direct care)
11.21.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
November 20, 2022 – 2 Residents (Almonte) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
November 21, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) & 2 Staff (Valley Transitions & Lanark)
11.20.22 Update
We received confirmation today that two residents from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia have tested positive; and both residents are sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
November 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
November 19, 2022 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
November 20, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
11.18.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood and one contract staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
November 18, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) & 2 Staff (Riverside and Almonte)
Woodside Village:
November 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
November 18, 2022 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
11.17.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 16, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (1 Almonte & 1 non-direct care)
November 17, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
11.16.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, three staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one direct care staff from Valley Transitions and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia; along with one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, sixteen close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 15, 2022 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
November 16, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) & 2 Staff (Riverside and non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
November 15, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
November 16, 2022 – 2 Staff (Oakcrest and non-direct care)
11.15.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 14, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Lanark, 1 Valley Transitions)
November 15, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
11.14.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
November 13, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Oakcrest, 1 Prairieview)
November 14, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
11.13.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
November 10, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Reeves, 1 Valley Transitions)
November 12, 2022 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
November 13, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Lanark, 1 non-direct care)
11.11.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from Valley Transitions and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; along with one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, sixteen close contacts were identified.
11.10.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
November 9, 2022 – 2 Staff (Hearthstone)
November 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
November 7, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
11.9.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 9, 2022 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
November 8, 2022 – 3 Staff (Lanark, Almonte and Reeves)
November 7, 2022 – 1 Resident (Almonte)
11.7.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 7, 2022 – 4 Staff (1 Lanark & 3 non-direct care)
November 6, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
November 5, 2022 – 2 Residents (Riverside)
Woodside Village:
November 6, 2022 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest) & 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
November 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
November 4, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
11.4.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
November 4, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
November 3, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Valley Transitions and 2 non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
November 4, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
November 3, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
November 2, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
November 1, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
11.3.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
11.2.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, seven staff and one resident have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident and one direct care staff from Valley Transitions, one direct care staff from Riverside, and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from Hearthstone, one direct care staff from Oakcrest, and one direct care staff from Heartland at Woodside Village; along with one direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, twenty-five close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
November 1, 2022 – 2 Staff (Non-direct care)
November 2, 2022 – 1 Staff (Non-direct care)
10.31.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
October 29, 2022 – 2 Residents (1 Lanark, 1 Valley Transitions)
October 30, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Valley Transitions)
October 31, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Lanark, 1 Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village
October 29, 2022 – 1 Resident (Heartland) and 1 Staff (Heartland)
October 31, 2022 – 2 Staff (Hearthstone)
10.29.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts were identified.
10.28.22 Update
We received confirmations today that two direct care staff from the Heartland and Hearthstone neighborhoods at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, fourteen close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 27, 2022 – 2 Residents (Lanark & Valley Transitions)
October 28, 2022 – 3 Staff (Almonte, Riverside & Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village:
October 28, 2022 – 3 Staff (2 Heartland & 1 non-direct care)
10.27.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident and one direct care staff from Valley Transitions, along with one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. The resident identified as positive is being cared for off-site. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
10.26.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation today that one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, four staff and one resident have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Prairieview and one direct care staff from Heartland at Woodside Village; two direct care staff from the Almonte and Valley Transitions neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia; and one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, nineteen close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 26, 2022 – 3 Residents (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
October 23, 2022 – 1 Resident (Hearthstone)
October 25, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
October 26, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
10.25.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, five close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
October 24, 2022 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
October 25, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (Almonte & Reeves)
10.23.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village
October 21, 2022 – 2 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
October 23, 2022 – 1 Resident (Prairieview) 1 Staff (Prairieview)
10.22.22 Update
We received confirmation of one direct care staff from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, seven close contacts have been identified.
10.21.22 Update
We received confirmation today that one resident from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive and will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
10.20.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
October 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
October 19, 2022 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
October 20, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
10.19.22 Weekly Update
Today we received confirmation of a contract employee and one non-direct care employee from Valley on Columbia testing positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, eight staff and two residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Almonte, three staff from Valley Transitions, two non-direct care staff, and one contract staff in the neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia, along with one resident from Wheatland, one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village, and one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, sixteen close contacts have been identified.
10.17.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one resident from the Almonte neighborhood and one staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 16, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Riverside, 1 Almonte)
October 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Lanark) and 3 Staff (1 Valley Transitions, 2 non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
October 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Hearthstone) and 2 Staff (1 Prairieview, 1 non-direct care)
10.15.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one resident from Wheatland Terrace has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 14, 2022 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (1 Riverside and 1 Reeves)
October 15, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside)
10.13.22 Update
We have received confirmation that two staff from Valley Transitions and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive; along with one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village, and one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 12, 2022 –1 Staff (non-direct care)
October 13, 2022 – 1 Resident (Almonte) and 1 Staff (Reeves)
Woodside Village:
October 12, 2022 – 1 Resident (Prairieview) and 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
October 13, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
10.12.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, one staff and seven residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes two residents from Riverside, two residents from Reeves, and two residents from Almonte in the neighborhoods at Valley on Columbia, along with one resident and one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor. We are currently caring for 10 residents at Valley on Columbia with two who have moved to Valley Transitions and eight sheltering in place. The resident identified as positive at Tufte Manor is being cared for off-site. Through contact tracing, fourteen close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 11, 2022 –1 Staff (Almonte)
October 12, 2022 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions) and 3 Staff (1 Reeves and 2 non-direct care)
10.11.22 Update
We have received confirmation that two residents from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive and have been moved to Valley Transitions for additional isolation. We also received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts have been identified.
10.10.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
10.9.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 7, 2022 –1 Resident (Reeves)
October 8, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Almonte and 1 non-direct care)
10.7.22 Update
We have received confirmation that two residents from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and one resident from Tufte Manor have tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
October 7, 2022 – 4 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Reeves, 2 non-direct care)
Woodside Village
October 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
October 6, 2022 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest) and 1 Staff (Heartland)
10.6.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one resident from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
10.5.22 Weekly Update
We have received confirmation that one resident and one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia, along with one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, seven close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, ten staff and six residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes three residents from the Reeves neighborhood and three residents from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia, with all residents sheltering in place. Staff testing positive include one non-direct care staff and seven direct care staff (2 Riverside, 2 Valley Transitions, 2 Reeves, 1 Almonte) at Valley on Columbia; along with one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood, and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, thirty-nine close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 5, 2022 – 3 Residents (Almonte, Riverside, Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Contractor)
10.4.22 Update
We received confirmation today that two additional residents from the Reeves neighborhood have tested positive and will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, four close contacts were identified. All residents from the Reeves neighborhood were tested as a precautionary measure and to assist with our continued effort to stop virus transmission. No additional positive test results were received. Communal dining will continue in the Reeves neighborhood. Masks will be required during group activities and common area usage.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
October 3, 2022 –2 Staff (1 Lanark, 1 non-direct care)
October 4, 2022 – 1 Resident (Almonte) and 1 Staff (Riverside)
10.3.22 Update
We received confirmation that two residents from the Riverside neighborhood, and one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia, have tested positive and all will be sheltering in place. Through contact tracing, four close contacts were identified. All residents from the Riverside neighborhood were tested as a precautionary measure and to assist with our continued effort to stop virus transmission. No additional positive test results were received. Communal dining will continue in the Riverside and Reeves neighborhoods. Masks will be required during group activities and common area usage.
We also received confirmation of three staff from Valley on Columbia (1 Almonte, 2 Reeves) who have tested positive today. Through contact tracing, thirteen close contacts were identified.
10.2.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
September 30, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Riverside, 1 Almonte)
October 1, 2022 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
October 2, 2022 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
Woodside Village
September 30, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Non-Direct, 1 Heartland)
October 1, 2022 – 1 Staff (Non- Direct)
10.1.022 Update
We have received confirmation one non-direct care from Woodside Village and one non-direct care and one direct care from Valley Transitions have tested positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts have been identified.
9.30.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
September 29, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
September 30, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 1 Staff (Reeves)
9.29.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, zero close contacts have been identified.
9.28.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, one resident and six staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes, one resident and one direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood, one direct care staff from Lanark, and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village; and one direct care staff from Wheatland. Through contact tracing, twelve close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 27, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 2 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
September 26, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 28, 2022 – 1 Resident (Hearthstone) and 1 Staff (Heartland)
9.27.22 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff and one direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
9.26.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 25, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 26, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 non-direct care, 1 Riverside, 1 Almonte)
9.25.22 Update
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 22. 2022 – 1 Staff (Support Staff)
September 23, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 non-direct care and 1 Direct Care)
Woodside Village:
September 23, 2022 – 2 Staff (2 Hearthstone)
September 24, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
9.23.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts have been identified.
9.22.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from Wheatland Terrance and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 21, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside) and 2 Staff (Riverside and 1 non-direct care)
September 22, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (non-direct care)
9.21.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, 4 staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes three direct care staff (2 Valley Transitions & 1 Almonte) at Valley on Columbia, one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village, and one non-direct care staff from Town Square. Through contact tracing, 12 close contacts have been identified.
9.20.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 19, 2022 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
September 20, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 non-direct care, 1 Almonte, 1 Reeves)
9.19.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
September 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 19, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
9.18.22 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from Town Square has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
September 17, 2022 – 2 Residents (Heartland) 1 Staff (Heartland)
9.16.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
September 14, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 15, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 16, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland and non-direct care)
9.15.22 Update
We have received confirmation that two direct care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 14, 2022 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
September 15, 2022 – 2 Staff (non-direct care)
9.14.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, four staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one non-direct care staff and two direct care staff (Valley Transitions & Reeves) at Valley on Columbia, and one direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, twenty-two close contacts have been identified.
9.13.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 13, 2022 – 3 direct care Staff (Lanark, Reeves, Valley Transitions)
9.12.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, fourteen close contacts were identified.
9.11.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
September 10, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 non-direct care, 1 Reeves)
Woodside Village:
September 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
September 9, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
September 10, 2022 – 1 Resident (Heartland)
9.10.22 Update
We have received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
9.8.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, eight close contacts have been identified.
9.7.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation that one resident from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia, two direct care staff from Tufte Manor, and one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, six staff and one resident have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident from Valley Transitions and one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia; one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood and one non-direct care staff at Woodside Village; and three direct care staff from Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
September 6, 2022 – 2 Residents (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
Woodside Village:
September 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
September 7, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & Hearthstone)
9.4.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from Tufte Manor have tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
9.1.22 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, five close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 31, 2022 – 1 non-direct care Staff
September 1, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 non-direct care Staff
8.31.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation that two non-direct care staff and one direct care staff from the Heartland neighborhood at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, six close contacts have been identified.
In the past seven days, nine staff and zero residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one non-direct care staff and three direct care staff from Woodside Village (1 Heartland, 1 Prairieview, 1 Oakcrest); along with one non-direct care staff and two direct care staff at Valley on Columbia (1 Riverside, 1 Valley Transitions).
8.30.22 Update
We received confirmation that one non-direct care staff from the Wheatland neighborhood at Woodside Village, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (flex)
August 29, 2022 – 1 Resident (Almonte) and 2 Staff (Lanark & Reeves)
August 30, 2022 – 2 Staff (Lanark & Reeves)
Woodside Village:
August 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
August 29, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
August 30, 2022 – 2 Staff (Heartland & Oakcrest)
8.28.22 Update
We received confirmation that two staff at Valley on Columbia, one non-direct care staff and one direct care staff from Valley Transitions, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, zero close contacts have been identified.
8.26.22 Update
We received confirmation that two direct care staff from the Oakcrest and Prairieview neighborhoods at Woodside Village, and one direct care staff from Riverside at Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, 29 close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 24, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Lanark and 1 non-direct care)
August 25, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
August 26, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside)
8.24.22 Weekly Update
We received confirmation that two non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, zero close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days, seven staff and zero residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes three direct care staff from Woodside Village (1 Hearthstone, 1 Heartland, 1 Oakcrest) along with one direct care staff from Valley Transitions and three non-direct care staff at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
August 23, 2022 – 2 Residents (Prairieview & Hearthstone) and 1 non-direct care Staff
8.22.22 Update
We received confirmation that two direct-care staff (Heartland & Oakcrest) from Woodside Village and one non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 19, 2022 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
August 21, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Lanark)
August 22, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
Woodside Village:
August 20, 2022 – 1 Staff (Oakcrest)
August 21, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
August 22, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
8.19.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct-care staff from Hearthstone at Woodside Village and one direct-care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 15, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside)
August 16, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
August 18, 2022 – 4 Staff (2 Reeves, 1 Riverside, 2 non-direct care)
August 19, 2022 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
8.17.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days eleven staff and one resident have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes one resident and three staff from Wheatland Terrace (2 direct care and 1 support), one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village, one direct care staff from Tufte Manor, and six direct care staff from Valley on Columbia (2 Riverside, 2 Valley Transitions, 1 Almonte, 1 Reeves) that have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified at Wheatland Terrace, one close contact at Tufte Manor, zero close contacts at Woodside Village, and three close contacts identified at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
August 16, 2022 – 4 Staff (2 Prairieview, 1 Hearthstone, 1 non-direct care)
8.16.22 Update
We received confirmation that one direct care staff from Tufte Manor has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
8.15.22 Update
Yesterday we received confirmation that one direct-care staff and one resident from Wheatland Terrace, along with one direct-care staff from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia, have tested positive. The resident will shelter in place in their room. Through contact tracing, seven close contacts were identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 14, 2022 – 3 Staff (2 Almonte and 1 Valley Transitions)
8.13.22 Update
Three staff have tested positive (1 Direct Care Almonte, 1 Non-Direct Care Woodside Village, and 1 Non-Direct Care Wheatland Terrace). Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 11, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) and 1 Staff (Almonte)
August 12, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
August 13, 2022 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
8.12.22 Update
Three direct care staff from Valley on Columbia (2 Riverside and 1 Valley Transitions) have tested positive. Through contact tracing, four close contacts have been identified.
If you have been experiencing any symptoms related to respiratory illness onset or have had exposure to someone who has tested positive, please do not visit at this time. Home tests are a great way to continue personal surveillance and to ensure you do not have a COVID infection before visiting.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
August 11, 2022 – 2 Residents (Heartland) and 3 Staff (1 Prairieview, 2 non-direct care)
8.10.22 Weekly Update
Yesterday one resident from Wheatland Terrace was identified as positive. Through contact tracing, three close contacts were identified.
In the past seven days 13 staff and 14 residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes 12 residents from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia, one from Almonte and one resident from Wheatland Terrace. Nine residents in the Reeves neighborhood are sheltering in place, 4 residents have moved to Valley Transitions for isolation in private rooms and the resident from Wheatland Terrace is hospitalized. Staff testing positive include 11 from Valley on Columbia, 1 from Prairieview at Woodside Village and 1 from Wheatland Terrace. Through contact tracing, 3 close contacts have been identified at Wheatland Terrace, 25 are currently identified at Valley on Columbia and 3 at Woodside Village.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
August 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
August 9, 2022 – 2 Residents (1 Prairieview, 1 Heartland)
Valley on Columbia:
August 8, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care) 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
August 9, 2022 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
August 10, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Almonte, 1 Valley Transitions, 1 Reeves)
8.9.22 Update
Yesterday we received confirmation that four residents from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Three residents will be sheltering in place and one resident has moved to a room within the Valley Transitions neighborhood. Through contact tracing, one additional close contact was identified. All residents from the Reeves neighborhood were tested as a precautionary measure and to assist with our continued effort to stop virus transmission.
In addition, one resident from Wheatland Terrace at Valley Senior Living on 42nd has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three residents have been identified as close contacts.
Four direct care staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive (1 Almonte, 1 Riverside, 1 Reeves, 1 Lanark). Through contact tracing, 10 residents have been identified as close contacts.
8.8.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 8, 2022 – 3 Staff (2 Reeves, 1 non-direct care)
8.7.22 Update
We received confirmation that one additional resident from the Reeves neighborhood has tested positive. Through contact tracing, four residents have been identified as close contacts.
8.6.22 Update
We received confirmation today that three additional residents from the Reeves neighborhood have tested positive. Through contact tracing, six residents have been identified as close contacts.
Due to the positive test results within the Reeves neighborhood, communal dining, activities, and common area use have been temporarily suspended. Visitation continues within Reeves. Please continue to assess the risk to residents before visiting. If you have been experiencing any symptoms related to COVID-19 or have been in contact with anyone who has tested positive, please do not visit at this time. To keep visits as safe as possible, continue to wear a face mask, physically distance, and practice frequent hand hygiene.
Two direct care staff (1 Reeves and 1 Valley Transitions) and one non-direct care staff have also tested positive today. Through contact tracing, nine close contacts have been identified.
8.5.22 Update
We received confirmation that two residents from the Reeves neighborhood and four staff (three direct care and one non-direct care) from Valley on Columbia have tested positive. One resident from the Prairieview neighborhood and two direct care staff from Woodside Village have also tested positive. Through contact tracing, six residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Reporting
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley on Columbia:
August 4, 2022 – 2 Staff (Reeves and Valley Transitions)
August 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
Woodside Village:
August 3, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
August 4, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
August 5, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
8.4.22 Update
One non-direct care staff and one support staff at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Report
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
August 4, 2022 – 3 residents (2 Almonte & 1 Valley Transitions) and 1 support staff
8.3.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days three residents and nine staff have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. All residents testing positive are from Valley on Columbia and include two residents from the Reeves neighborhood and one resident from Almonte. The Reeves residents reside in a semi-private room and will shelter in place, and the Almonte resident is moving to a room within the Valley Transitions neighborhood. Through contact tracing, four residents from the Almonte neighborhood have been identified as close contacts. Positive results have been received for five staff from Valley on Columbia (3 support staff, 1 non-direct care, and 1 direct care [Reeves]) and four staff at Woodside Village (2 support staff and 2 non-direct care).
Respiratory Report
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia
August 3, 2022 – 3 Residents (2 Reeves, 1 Riverside) and 2 direct care staff (Lanark, Almonte)
8.2.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Reeves neighborhood, two staff (one support and one non-direct care) from Valley on Columbia, and one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, one resident has been identified as a close contact.
Respiratory Report
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
August 1, 2022 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
August 2, 2022 – 2 Support Staff and 1 Resident (Riverside)
Woodside Village:
July 31, 2022 – 1 Resident (Heartland)
August 1, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
August 2, 2022 – 1 Resident (Prairieview)
8.1.22 Update
One non-direct care staff from Woodside Village and two staff from Valley on Columbia (1 support staff & 1 direct care from Reeves) has tested positive. Through contact tracing, four residents in the Reeves neighborhood have been identified as close contacts.
7.28.22 Update
Two non-direct care staff from Woodside Village at Valley on 42nd and one support staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact in the Prairieview neighborhood has been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
July 26, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
July 27, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
July 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
7.27.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days eight staff and zero residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This included three staff from Valley on Columbia (1 non-direct care, 2 direct care [Lanark, Riverside]), four staff at Woodside Village (1 support staff, 2 direct care [Prairieview, Heartland], and 1 non-direct care), and one non-direct care staff at Tufte Manor. Through contact tracing, one resident has been identified as a close contact at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
July 25, 2022 – 1 Resident (Riverside)
July 27, 2022 – 2 Staff (Riverside and Reeves)
July 26, 2022
One non-direct care staff member from Woodside Village and one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
July 24, 2022
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
July 22, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Support Staff, 1 Reeves)
July 23, 2022 – 1 Staff (Riverside)
July 23, 2022
One direct care staff member from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
July 22, 2022
Three staff from Woodside Village have tested positive including one support staff, one direct care from Heartland and one non-direct care from Prairieview. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
July 21, 2022
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
7.20.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, two staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia and no residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. Through contact tracing, six residents have been identified as close contacts.
The CDC community transmission level remains high for Grand Forks County and the positivity rate is over 21% on PCR tests. If you have been experiencing any symptoms related to respiratory illness onset or have had exposure to someone who has tested positive, please call the COVID Staff Illness Line at 701-741-9646 to report your symptoms and determine if testing is required.
7.19.22 Update
One direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one additional close contact has been identified.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
July 17, 2022 – 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
July 18, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Hearthstone, 2 Heartland)
7.18.22 Update
One direct care staff from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, five residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
July 16, 2022 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions)
July 17, 2022 – 1 Resident (Almonte) 1 Staff (Lanark)
July 18, 2022 – 1 Staff (Lanark)
7.14.22 Update
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
July 11, 2022 – 1 Resident (Lanark)
July 13, 2022 – 4 Residents (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Reeves, 1 Riverside, 1 Almonte)
7.13.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days, six staff and zero residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This includes four direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village and one direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood and on from the Almonte neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. Through contact tracing, two residents have been identified as close contacts within the Hearthstone neighborhood and 20 from the Almonte residents.
The CDC community transmission level remains high for Grand Forks County and the positivity rate has increased again this week to 25%. We continue to monitor the changes in our area and stress the importance of continuing to use caution when visiting.
If you have been experiencing any symptoms related to respiratory illness onset or have had exposure to someone who has tested positive, please do not visit at this time. Home tests are a way to continue personal surveillance and to ensure you do not have a COVID infection before visiting. When visiting we do require mask use, physical distancing and encourage frequent hand hygiene.
7.12.22
Two direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
7.10.22
One direct care staff from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
7.8.22 Update
Two direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive. Through contact tracing, 14 residents have been identified as close contacts.
7.7.22 Update
One direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive and through contact tracing, one resident has been identified as a close contact. One direct care staff from Riverside has tested positive with no close contacts.
7.6.22 Weekly Update
In the past seven days 10 staff and zero residents have tested positive throughout Valley Senior Living. This included eight staff from Valley on Columbia (1 Reeves, 1 Valley Transitions, 1 Lanark, 5 non-direct care), 1 direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace and 1 direct care from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village. Through contact tracing, seven close contacts have been identified.
The CDC community transmission level remains high for Grand Forks County and the positivity rate has increased to 22%. A significant increase in the COVID virus has also been detected in the city of Grand Forks waste water surveillance. We continue to monitor the changes in our area and stress the importance of continuing to use caution when visiting.
If you have been experiencing any symptoms related to respiratory illness onset or have had exposure to someone who has tested positive, please do not visit at this time. Home tests are a great way to continue personal surveillance and to ensure you do not have a COVID infection before visiting.
Respiratory Illness Onset Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules.
Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
July 3, 2022 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
July 4, 2022 – 1 Resident (Heartland)
July 5, 2022 – 2 Staff (1 Oakcrest, 1 Heartland) 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
July 6, 2022 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
July 6, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Reeves, 2 non-direct care)
7.5.22 Update
Two staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive including one non-direct care and one direct care from the Lanark neighborhood. Through contact tracing, seven residents have been identified as close contacts.
7.4.22 Update
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
7/1/22 – 1 staff (Riverside)
7/3/22 – 1 staff (Almonte) and 1 Resident (Reeves)
7.1.22 Update
Two non-direct care staff from Valley Senior Living on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
6.30.22 Update
Four staff have tested positive including:
- 1 Reeves at Valley on Columbia
- 1 Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia
- 1 non-direct care at off-site location
- 1 Prairieview at Woodside Village
Through contact tracing, six residents from Prairieview have been identified as close contacts.
6.29.22 Weekly Update
This week five residents (1 Oakcrest at Woodside Village, 4 Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia), and 12 staff have tested positive. Staff positive results include:
- 1 Contract Staff
- 7 Valley on Columbia (1 Riverside, 6 Valley Transitions)
- 1 Tufte Manor (direct care)
- 3 Woodside Village (1 non-direct care, 1 Heartland, 1 Prairieview)
All residents who tested positive are all sheltering in place in their rooms.
Communal dining, activities and common area use have resumed within the Hearthstone neighborhood. Within Valley Transitions, dining, activities and common area use are suspended.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/27/22 – 1 staff (Valley Transitions)
6/28/22 – 2 staff (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Lanark)
6/29/22 – 2 staff (1 Lanark, 1 Reeves)
6.28.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, one resident has been identified as a close contact.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
June 25, 2022 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
June 26, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
June 27, 2022 – 1 Staff (Prairieview)
June 28, 2022 – 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
6.27.22 Update
Two direct care staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Reeves) and through contact tracing, seven residents have been identified as close contacts.
6.26.22 Update
Three staff have tested positive (1 non-direct care staff Town Square, 1 non-direct care staff Valley Transitions/Valley on Columbia, 1 staff Valley Transitions/Valley on Columbia) and through contact tracing, zero close contacts have been identified.
6.24.22 Update
Three residents from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. All will shelter in place and no close contacts have been identified. One resident from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive. Three close contacts have been identified.
Three staff have tested positive (1 contract staff from Prairieview/Valley Senior Living on Columbia, 1 Riverside, 1 Valley Transitions) and through contact tracing, 10 close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
June 22, 2022 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
June 23, 2022 – 3 Staff (1 Lanark, 2 Valley Transitions)
June 24, 2022 – 1 Staff (Valley Transitions)
6.22.22 Weekly Update
This week two staff and two residents tested positive. This included two direct care staff from Prairieview and Oakcrest at Woodside Village and one resident from Tufte Manor and one from Valley Transitions at Valley on Columbia. Both residents are sheltering in place. Two close contacts were identified at Tufte Manor, 3 at Valley on Columbia and 10 at Woodside Village.
6.21.22 Update
We received confirmation that one resident from the Valley Transitions neighborhood at Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, three residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
June 20, 2022 –1 Resident (Valley Transitions) 1 Staff (Reeves)
June 21, 2022 – 1 Staff (Reeves)
6.19.22 Update
We have received confirmation of one resident from Tufte Manor that has tested positive for COVID-19. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
6.17.22 Update
One direct care staff from the Prairieview neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive. Through contact tracing, 10 close contacts have been identified.
6.16.22 Update
One direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village has tested positive. No close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/14/22 – 1 resident (Valley Transitions)
6/15/22 – 1 staff (Reeves) 1 resident (Lanark)
6/16/22 – 1 resident (Lanark) 1 staff (non-direct care)
6.15.22 Weekly Update
This week 8 residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood at Woodside Village, and 13 staff (4 from Valley on Columbia and 9 from Woodside Village) have tested positive. The residents are all sheltering in place within their room in the Hearthstone neighborhood. For residents identified as close contacts, monitoring for respiratory illness onset has increased, a series of viral tests have been initiated, and communal dining and group activities have been suspended for the Hearthstone neighborhood.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) transmission level remains high for Grand Forks County and the positivity rate continues to increase and is now over 20%, nearly doubling in the past two weeks. If you plan to visit a resident at a Valley Senior Living care community, please consider home testing before you visit. Mask remain required and we ask you to continue to physically distance and practice proper hand hygiene to assist with our infection prevention efforts.
Communication Process Update
Over the last two years, we recognize that our COVID communications have been overwhelming. Therefore, we have adjusted how we communicate with residents and decision makers. Our updated process for communication includes:
- The reporting of residents testing positive and operational changes related to COVID-19 regulations will continue to occur by 5:00 pm the following day via printed letter and email communication. The reporting of staff members who have tested positive will be posted on our website.
- Respiratory illness onset reporting will be listed on the website.
- The weekly update will be posted on the website each Wednesday. Every other week we will provide a printed letter to residents and an email to primary contacts with care community updates and information.
6.14.22 Update
We have received confirmation that 3 staff have tested positive including 1 from Oakcrest/Hearthstone and 1 non-direct care at Woodside Village, and one non-direct care at Valley on Columbia. No close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/12/22 – 1 staff (Lanark)
6/14/22 – 1 staff (Almonte) 1 Resident (Almonte)
6.13.22 Update
We have received confirmation that 3 staff have tested positive including 2 from Hearthstone at Woodside Village, and one from the Riverside neighborhood at Valley on Columbia. 3 close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Woodside Village:
6/11/22 – 1 resident (Heartland)
6/12/22 – 1 staff (non-direct care)
6/13/22 – 1 resident (Hearthstone) 2 staff (non-direct care)
6.12.22 Update
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/10/22 – 1 staff (Support Services)
6/11/22 – 2 staff (1 Riverside, 1 Reeves)
6.11.22 Update
We have received confirmation of 1 Hearthstone resident who has tested positive. In addition, 3 Woodside Village staff (1 Hearthstone, 1 Heartland, and 1 Non-Direct care) have tested positive. 15 Close contacts have been identified.
6.10.22 Update
We have received confirmation that two residents from the Hearthstone neighborhood have tested positive and will shelter in place in their room. In addition, three staff tested positive including two from Valley on Columbia (1 Riverside, 1 Lanark), and one from Woodside Village (1 non-direct care). Through contact tracing, one close contact at Woodside Village was identified and four close contacts have been identified at Valley on Columbia.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/7/22 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
6/8/22 – 1 Staff (non-direct care)
6/9/22 – 1 Resident (Almonte)
Woodside Village:
6/7/22 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
6/9/22 – 1 Staff (Hearthstone)
6/10/22 – 2 Staff (1 Heartland, 1 non-direct care)
6.9.22 Update
We have received confirmation that four residents and one direct care staff from the Hearthstone neighborhood have tested positive. Three residents are sheltering in place and one resident has moved to a private room within the Hearthstone neighborhood for the duration of the isolation period. Through contact tracing of the positive individuals, 16 close contacts have been identified. Close contacts will begin increased monitoring for respiratory illness onset and also begin a series of viral tests.
Due to the number of positive tests within this neighborhood, viral tests were administered on Hearthstone neighborhood residents to assess virus transmission.
The following measures have now been implemented within the Hearthstone neighborhood.
- Communal dining is suspended
- Group activities are suspended
- Beauty shop appointments are suspended
- Common area use is being limited and discouraged
- Care staff are now required to wear N95 masks
Visitation within the Hearthstone neighborhood may continue and visitors will be informed of the infection risk during the health screening at entry.
6.8.22 Update
One direct care staff from Tufte Manor and one non-direct care staff from Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
6.7.22 Update
One non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia has tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts were identified.
6.6.22 Update
One non-direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood at Woodside Village tested positive. Through contact tracing, 13 residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/4/22 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
6/6/22 – 3 Staff (3 Riverside) 2 Residents (1 Almonte, 1 Reeves)
Woodside Village:
6/6/22 – 4 Staff (3 Non-Direct Care, 1 Prairieview)
6.5.22 Update
One resident from the Riverside neighborhood tested positive. Through contact tracing, two close contacts have been identified.
6.2.22 Update
One non-direct care staff from Tufte Manor and one non-direct staff from Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no residents have been identified as close contacts.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
6/2/22 – 2 Staff (1 Non-Direct Care, 1 Prairieview) 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
6/3/22 – 1 Resident (Oakcrest)
6.1.22 Weekly Update
To the Residents and Families of Valley Senior Living,
Three staff from Valley on Columbia (2 Reeves, 1 contracted staff) and two staff from Woodside Village (1 non-direct care, 1 Hearthstone/Heartland) have tested positive during the past seven days. Through contact tracing, six residents from Valley on Columbia have been identified as close contacts. No residents have tested positive in the past seven days.
The current Centers for Disease Control (CDC) transmission level rating for Grand Forks County is high and the positivity rate remains at over 12%. Please continue to use caution when visiting to ensure proper infection prevention. If you currently have symptoms related to respiratory illness or have had contact with someone who tested positive, do not visit at this time.
CDC Changes Up To Date Definition
The CDC recently released new information on the COVID-19 vaccine and the latest definition of up to date. Staff and residents are considered up to date when all doses in the primary series and all boosters recommended for you, when eligible, have been received. The revised guidance to staff and residents that are 50 or over now includes the second booster dose when eligible. CMS guidance states that skilled nursing facilities (SNF) and Residents staff need to follow CDC Guidance to be considered “up to date.”
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
5/29/22 – 1 Resident (Reeves) 1 Staff (Almonte)
5/31/22 – 2 Staff (Valley Transitions)
6/1/22 – 1 Staff (Almonte)
Woodside Village:
5/30/22 – 1 Staff (Heartland)
5/31/22 – 2 Staff (1 Oakcrest, 1 Non-Direct Care)
Communication Process Update
Over the last two years, we recognize that our COVID communications have been overwhelming. Therefore, we have adjusted how we communicate with residents and decision makers. Our updated process for communication includes:
- The reporting of residents testing positive and operational changes related to COVID-19 regulations will continue to occur by 5:00 pm the following day via printed letter and email communication. The reporting of staff members who have tested positive will be posted on our website.
- Respiratory illness onset reporting will be listed on the website.
- The weekly update will be posted on the website each Wednesday. Every other week we will provide a printed letter to residents and an email to primary contacts with care community updates and information.
5.29.22 Update
Three staff have tested positive, two from Woodside Village (one non-direct care and one direct care from Heartland/Hearthstone) and one direct care from the Reeves neighborhood at Valley on Columbia have tested positive. Through contact tracing, five residents have been identified as close contacts.
5.24.22 Update
One non-direct care staff from Valley on Columbia and on non-direct care staff from Woodside Village have tested positive. Through contact tracing, no close contacts have been identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
5/21/22 – 1 Resident (Almonte)
5/23/22 – 1 Resident (Valley Transitions) 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
5.22.22 Update
Three staff have tested positive, two from Valley on Columbia (Valley Transitions and Lanark) and one from Woodside Village (Heartland). Through contact tracing, 10 close contacts have been identified.
5.21.22 Update
Two staff from Valley on Columbia have tested positive. One staff member is from the Riverside neighborhood and the other staff member is from the Valley Transitions Neighborhood. Through contact tracing, one close contact has been identified.
5.20.22 Update
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
5/18/22 – 1 Staff (1 Non-Direct Care)
5/19/22 – 2 Staff (2 Valley Transitions)
5/20/22 – 2 Staff (1 Reeves, 1 Non-Direct Care)
5.18.22 Weekly Update
To the Residents and Families of Valley Senior Living,
Two residents from Valley on Columbia (1 Almonte, 1 Valley Transitions) and three staff (1 Valley on Columbia, 1 Woodside Village, 1 Wheatland Terrace) have tested positive throughout the organization during the past seven days. Twenty four residents have been identified as close contacts to the positive test results and additional precautions to include increased respiratory illness onset monitoring and a series of two viral tests are in process for the close contacts.
The current CDC transmission level rating for Grand Forks County is high. Please continue to use caution when visiting to ensure proper infection prevention. If you currently have symptoms related to respiratory illness or have had contact with someone who tested positive, do not visit at this time.
Communication Process Update
Over the last two years, we recognize that our COVID communications has been overwhelming. Therefore, we have adjusted how we communicate with residents and decision makers. Our updated process for communication includes:
- The reporting of residents testing positive and operational changes related to COVID-19 regulations will continue to occur by 5 pm the following day via printed letter and email communication. The reporting of staff members who have tested positive will be posted on our website.
- Respiratory illness onset reporting will be listed on the website.
- The weekly update will be posted on the website each Wednesday. Every other week we will provide a printed letter to residents and an email to primary contacts with care community updates and information.
5.17.22
One direct care staff from Wheatland Terrace tested positive. Through contact tracing, one close contact was identified.
Respiratory Reporting
The Centers for Disease Control and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require the reporting of the onset of respiratory illness in three or more staff and/or residents over a 72 hour period. This required process of surveillance and reporting is designed to quickly identify communicable diseases and to prevent the spread to other persons in the facility. Residents who develop respiratory symptoms are placed on precautions and staff with symptoms are removed from schedules until test results are received. Today’s 72 hour respiratory illness onset report includes:
Valley Senior Living on Columbia:
5/15/22 – 2 Residents (1 Valley Transitions, 1 Almonte)
5/16/22 – 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
Woodside Village:
5/16/22 – 1 Staff (Non-Direct Care)
5/17/22 – 2 Staff (1 Non0Direct Care, 1 Prairieview)
5.16.22
One direct care staff from the Oakcrest neighborhood tested positive. Through contact tracing, 17 close contacts were identified.
5.9.22
Two residents (1 Almonte, 1 Reeves) and one direct care staff from the Reeves neighborhood tested positive. Through contact tracing, nine close contact were identified.
5.4.22 Weekly Update
To the Residents and Families of Valley Senior Living,
This week three residents and five staff have tested positive throughout the organization. Two residents are from Wheatland Terrace and one resident is from the Lanark neighborhood at Valley Senior Living on Columbia. Additional precautions are currently in place within Wheatland Terrace including no communal dining, no activities, and beauty shop appointments have been suspended. Visitation continues at Wheatland Terrace and must take place inside the resident’s apartment.
Five staff from the organization tested positive this week including one direct care from the Lanark neighborhood and one from the Reeves neighborhood with 8 close contacts identified, one direct care from Wheatland Terrace and two non-direct care staff from Woodside Village. The current CDC transmission level rating for Grand Forks County is substantial. Please continue to use caution when visiting to ensure proper infection prevention. If you currently have symptoms related to respiratory illness or have had contact with someone who tested positive, do not visit at this time.
Boosters
Residents from all care communities who were eligible were provided with the opportunity to receive the booster yesterday, May 3 from our pharmacy partner, Thrifty White Pharmacy.
Nurses Week, May 6 – 12
National Nurses Week begins on Friday, May 6 which is National Nurses Day, and ends on May 12, the birthdate of celebrated nurse Florence Nightingale. We thank our nurses for the essential functions they provide and for how they contribute to the care provided to residents at Valley Senior Living. Join us in celebrating and thanking our nurse care partners this upcoming week at Valley Senior Living!
Communication Process Update
Over the last two years, we recognize that our COVID communications can be overwhelming. Therefore, we are adjusting how we communicate with residents and decision makers. Our updated process for communication includes:
- The reporting of residents testing positive and operational changes related to COVID-19 regulations will continue to occur by 5 pm the following day via printed letter and email communication. The reporting of staff members who have tested positive will be posted on our website.
- Respiratory illness onset reporting will be listed on the website.
- The weekly update will be posted on the website each Wednesday. Every other week we will provide a printed letter to residents and an email to decision makers with care community updates and information.
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