REUNION COURT OF THE WOODLANDS

• Oxygen saturation testing.
• Limited engagement to small groups and in settings where 6 feet of distance between individuals can be maintained.  Asking residents to wear masks when out of their apartments.
• In Assisted Living and Independent living – all dining limited to apartments.
• In Memory Care, dining areas set-up to accommodate social distancing of 6 feet between individuals.
• Multiple daily temperature checks for all residents.
• Scheduling FaceTime/ Skype sessions for residents and families.

• Oxygen saturation testing once daily.
• Frequent disinfecting of commonly touched environmental surfaces to decrease environmental contamination.
• Team members providing direct care wear PPE.
• All team members are equipped with proper PPE in the event of a positive COVID-19 case. 
• Team members complete the screening questionnaire and have temperature taken daily.
• Strict adherence to CDC hand washing and hand sanitizer guide.

[Darren Skrehot]  Yes, for essential reasons like Doctors’ appointments, Dentist appointments, eye appointments, dialysis, etc.

[Darren Skrehot]  We are not yet open for communal dining at this time. Residents will continue to dine in their rooms until further notice.

[Darren Skrehot]  We have resumed activities like Bingo, exercise, Trivia, and many other fun things, everyone must wear a mask and sit 6ft away from each other.  Group activities are limited to 10 people including our Activities Director.  We continue room to room visits with activity packets, snacks, and other fun engaging items.

[Darren Skrehot]  In accordance with Health and Human Services guidelines, our salon remains closed.  When we are given the all-clear, you will be notified.  Safety procedures will be implemented in accordance with current guidelines.

[Darren Skrehot]  Yes, we are allowing new resident move-ins.  New residents are required to have a negative Covid-19 test and to be quarantined in their own home until test results are received.  Professional movers are required.  This is in addition to our normal protocols.

[Darren Skrehot]  As soon as the Health and Human Services Commission lifts the restriction, you will be notified that it is permissible to visit.

[Darren Skrehot]  We expect that we will be doing what we are doing now: only allowing essential workers in, screening daily every essential worker, in-room dining, and only doing activities with 10 or less with everyone wearing masks every day.

[Darren Skrehot]  Only the Dining Services team is allowed in the kitchen.  Proper hand hygiene, masks and gloves are required to be worn at all times.  We are using disposable dinnerware/drinkware for all meals.

[Darren Skrehot]  All high touch areas are sanitized frequently with disinfectant; assisting and encouraging residents to wash their hands; providing hand sanitizer throughout the community.

[Darren Skrehot]  Suspected or reported cases must be reported to Health and Human Services.  The resident will be quarantined until they are transported to the hospital.  The resident will not be allowed to return to the community until receiving a physician release with 2 negative test results and they are symptom-free.  Staff members will be immediately sent for testing and will not be allowed to return to work until a physician release and they have two negative test results.

[Darren Skrehot]  Yes

[Darren Skrehot]  Yes, please label the items with the resident’s name and place on the table outside the community front door.  Call the concierge @ 281-681-9900.  The items will be retrieved and delivered to your loved one. 

[Darren Skrehot]  Only essential workers, vendors, and emergency personnel are allowed inside the community per state guidelines at this time.

[Darren Skrehot]  The potential resident is required to have an assessment including a negative COVID test result with no exposure to anyone who has tested positive in the last 14 days and no signs or symptoms of the disease.  The family cannot move their items in, a professional mover must be used.  The staff at the community will assist in setting the room up and unpacking the items.

[Darren Skrehot]  No, not at all.

[Darren Skrehot]  We have an iPad for FaceTime or Skype which can be coordinated through the Concierge at 281-681-9900.  Families may visit through the full-length door of the living room in Assisted Living or outside of Keepsake Gardens rear entry.  Additional communication devices to ease this process are on order.