Prevention measures

• Employee self-check in the morning. If they do not feel well, they must contact their supervisor to report symptoms. If they symptoms include shortness of breath, dry cough and/or fever, they must report this to HR. HR will then follow its COVID-19 employee protocols.
• Transportation personnel will use the following process for transporting clients to Curative Connections programming:
  • All personnel will wear masks during client transports.
  • Prior to clients boarding the vehicle, personnel will ask clients if they feel well and use a laser scanner to take their temperatures.
  • If the temperature is below 100.4 they will be allowed to transport.
  • If the temperature is above 100.4 they will not be allowed to come to Curative for services. Personnel will contact the dispatch office to inform them of the client’s illness. Transportation staff will contact program staff to inform them of the client’s illness.
• Curative will communicate with caregivers and clients alike that they must be well before they can be allowed to come to Curative Connections for services.
• All people entering the building will be screened for wellness and risk. At the west entrance, all clients and staff will check in at the Meridian temperature reader. Program or nursing staff will use hand held laser thermometers for clients or staff unable to use the Meridian device. People whose temperatures are above 100.4 will not be allowed to remain at Curative.
• The building has several additional disinfecting resources in place:
  • At the building’s entrances there are hand sanitizers that people should use when they enter and exit.
  • Disinfecting wipes are in place in program spaces, offices and vehicles. Staff should use them regularly.
  • Programs have disinfecting wipe containers on each table, and staff will wipe down tables mid-morning, after lunch and at the end of the program day, and more frequently as needed.
  • Each day prior to the beginning of services, the building is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, including bathrooms, floors, surfaces, door handles, and kitchen spaces.
• All staff and clients will be required to wear masks. Curative will provide 3 cloth masks for each client; each one will be coded such that clients will have their own masks. As they leave for the day, they will put their masks in a laundry bin situated near the program exit. Facilities staff will wash these masks daily following normal disinfecting cleaning protocols.
• Staff and clients alike will maintain physical distancing throughout the day, a minimum of six feet. Our physical space within the programs—which include tables, desks and chairs—will be reconfigured to foster this physical distancing.
• For clients who require personal care assistance, staff will wear gloves, face masks and face shields.
• Curative will have reminder messaging throughout our building to reinforce hand washing, proper sneeze and cough protocols, and physical distancing.
• Curative will provide staff with masks, as well as gloves and face shields when needed for clients who need personal cares.
• For people who use our transportation services, drivers will wear masks and have hand held laser thermometers which they will use to check each person’s temperature, adhering to the parameters above. Clients will be strongly encouraged, but not required, to wear masks. Each of our vehicles will also be equipped with disinfecting wipes; drivers will wipe down surfaces after each trip. For our busses carrying multiple people, no more than three people will be allowed to be transported so that we can maintain the six foot physical distancing.

Club Gabriel/Memory Connections/Memory Reflections
Re-opening/Recovery Plan
 

	1.         Club Gabriel/Memory Connections/Memory Reflections Member Review

   

2.         Physical Environment Adaptations

   

3.         Engagement Adaptations

   
 

	4.         Transportation Services

    
 
 
 
 

	5.         Symptom Screening Process

    
 

	6.         Communication Plan

    
 

	7.         Associates

    

8.         Miscellaneous

 

	Action Steps	Responsible Party	Status	Targeted Completion Date
☐	Update emergency plan/COOP Plan	Keri Schreiter		06.10.20

 
Curative Connections COVID-19 prevention measures
 

• Employee self-check in the morning. If they do not feel well, they must contact their supervisor to report symptoms. If they symptoms include shortness of breath, dry cough and/or fever, they must report this to HR. HR will then __________.
• Transportation personnel will use the following process for transporting clients to Curative Connections programming:
  • All personnel will wear masks during client transports.
  • Prior to clients boarding the vehicle, personnel will ask clients if they feel well and use a laser scanner to take their temperatures.
  • If the temperature is below __, they will be allowed to transport.
  • If the temperature is above ___, they will not be allowed to come to Curative for services. Personnel will contact the dispatch office to inform them of the client’s illness. Transportation staff will email (or call?) program staff to inform them of the client’s illness.
• Curative will communicate with caregivers and clients alike that they must be well before they can be allowed to come to Curative Connections for services.
• All people entering the building’s west side entrance will be screened for wellness and risk. At the west entrance, all clients and staff will check in at the Meridian temperature reader. Program or nursing staff will use hand held laser thermometers for clients or staff unable to use the Meridian device. People whose temperatures are above ____ will not be allowed to remain at Curative.
• All people entering the building through our main entrance will check in at the front desk and be temperature-checked using a hand held laser thermometer. Staff and clients will not be required to sign the visitor log, but people who are not staff or clients will be required to sign in as well as temperature checked. In addition,  
• The building has several additional disinfecting resources in place:
• At the building’s entrances there are hand sanitizers that people should use when they enter and exit.
• Disinfecting wipes are in place in program spaces, offices and vehicles. Staff should use them regularly.
• Programs have disinfecting wipe containers on each table, and staff will wipe down tables mid-morning, after lunch and at the end of the program day.
• Each day prior to the beginning of services, the building is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, including bathrooms, floors, surfaces, door handles, and kitchen spaces.
• All staff and clients will be required to wear masks. Curative will provide two cloth masks for each client; each mask will be coded such that clients will have their own masks. As they leave for the day, they will put their masks in a laundry bin situated near the program exit. Facilities staff will wash these masks daily following normal disinfecting cleaning protocols.
• Staff and clients alike will maintain physical distancing throughout the day, a minimum of six feet.
• For clients who require personal care assistance, staff will wear gloves, face masks and face shields.
• Curative will have reminder messaging throughout our building to reinforce hand washing, proper sneeze and cough protocols, and physical distancing.
• Curative will provide staff with masks, as well as gloves and face shields when needed for clients who need personal cares.
• Physical distancing in program spaces will be reinforced through limiting chairs at tables, and separating tables and chairs.
• Staff will re-think curricula and activities in light of physical distancing requirements.