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Thank you for using Clearpol. Your support has been invaluable to us and we truly appreciate it. We launched Clearpol two years ago and thousands of users like you have joined us in our mission to simplify healthcare compliance. During the pandemic, we put Clearpol out for free as our way of helping, so you could focus on taking care of your residents.
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CDPH has again updated its guidance for improving infection prevention and control practices to prevent COVID-19 transmission, including guidance for visitation. This AFL:
· provides guidance for group activities and communal dining
· reminds that since 9/17/22, the visitation requirements outlined in the 8/26/21 PHO are rescinded and visitors are not required to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to have indoor visitation. Visitors must continue to comply with CDPH Masking Guidance while visiting in indoor healthcare settings and should continue to maintain all current infection prevention practices to continue protecting these most vulnerable populations.
· provides additional clarity regarding the use of passive screening methods for visitors.
Any visitor entering the facility, regardless of their vaccination status, must adhere to the following:
· All visitors must be educated to screen themselves prior to entry and be made aware of recommended actions to prevent transmission to others if they have COVID-19 symptoms and/or exposure within the prior 14 days to another person with COVID-19; if a visitor has COVID-19 symptoms or has been in close contact with a confirmed positive case, they must reschedule their visit, regardless of their vaccination status. CDC recommends facilities post signs at entrances, and send emails to families and visitors with COVID-19 screening guidance.
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The California Department of Health has issued an updated All Facilities Letter (AFL) for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) regarding COVID-19 transmission prevention and visitation guidance. The updated AFL rescinds the previous requirement for visitors to show proof of vaccination or a negative test for indoor visitation. However, visitors must still comply with CDPH masking guidance and maintain current infection prevention practices. The letter also provides guidance for group activities and communal dining, emphasizing the need for adhering to core principles of COVID-19 infection prevention. Additionally, the AFL clarifies the use of passive screening methods for visitors. Non-compliance with the updated guidance could result in citation and enforcement actions for facilities.
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