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Keeping Clients, Families, and Caregivers Safe During COVID-19

Official statement from Amada Senior Care

At this point, COVID-19 has already had a significant impact on many our lives. From closed down schools to sold out home essentials, we’re all feeling its effects in some shape or form.

Since the elderly are especially vulnerable to COVID-19, we want to ensure our clients, their families, and our staff that we are closely monitoring this situation and are taking every precaution necessary to help prevent the spread of this virus. The health and safety of our clients, communities and caregivers will always be a top priority at Amada Senior Care.

Amada Senior Care caregivers are trained on how to reduce the risk of infectious diseases. This training is something we continually stress in order to ensure its implementation. As we have always done, we strongly encourage staff and caregivers to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to prevent the spread of this illness. Hand washing, remaining home when sick and taking extra precautions when working with clients who are sick are especially important during this time.

We have also provided our network of locations with additional, COVID-19 specific information and training to help protect clients and themselves. If you have questions on the preventative measures your local Amada Senior Care provider is taking to prevent the spread of COVID-19, please reach out to their office directly.

We’ll continue to keep everyone informed as the situation evolves.

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