COVID-19 Guidelines

A MESSAGE FROM MARY WADE

 

Our team at Mary Wade cares about the health and safety of your loved one.  We review and update our COVID policies and procedures in strict accordance with the federal, state, and local guidelines. 

Visitors – Mary Wade is taking careful steps to begin to allow visitors onto our campus.  All visitors need to schedule an in-person visit through our Sign Up Genius Calendar.

Skilled Nursing Residents – Please use the following NEW link  starting Friday June 18th to schedule your visits beginning on June 27th

Residential Care Residents – Starting on June 28th if you are visiting our Boardman Residence you no longer need to schedule your visit. Please see the receptionist when you arrive.

For more information regarding the State of Connecticut’s Coronavirus updates, go to https://portal.ct.gov/coronavirus

FAQs

As we update our COVID procedures often, many families have asked questions regarding their loved ones at Mary Wade. Here is a compilation of commonly asked questions in the hope it helps your family with any concerns you may have: 

Q: Am I allowed to bring items for my loved one?

A: YES! If you have items for your loved one you can bring them in. Our staff will be happy to take the items and bring them to the resident’s room. Regarding any food items; food can be brought in however there is no eating or drinking during the visit to practice safe social distancing since you will be required to wear your mask while visiting.

Q: Can I bring my pet in to visit?

A: NO – At this time no pets are allowed to visit.

Q: Are residents engaging in activities at Mary Wade during COVID restrictions?

A: YES – Although there are restrictions and guidelines that we need to follow per the Department of Public Health, we are able to facilitate therapeutic programming while adhering to the social distancing guidelines.

 

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