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The California Department of Health has issued an All Facilities Letter (AFL) in response to the Level II Excessive Heat Warning advisory from the National Weather Service. The advisory warns of continuous triple-digit temperatures in Northern California through August 3, 2017. Healthcare facilities, particularly nursing homes, must implement precautionary measures to ensure the safety and comfort of patients and residents during extreme heat. Facilities must have contingency plans in place to address the loss of air conditioning or the absence of air conditioning. Recommended measures include dressing patients in lightweight clothing, keeping them well hydrated, minimizing physical activities during the hottest parts of the day, and using fans and other cooling devices. Facilities must also monitor weather predictions and maintain air conditioning equipment effectively. Non-compliance with these requirements may result in penalties and negative consequences for healthcare facilities.
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