Blessing the Menno Place Staff!

Blessing the Menno Place Staff!

We give thanks for all the people who show their love and kindness at this time – below are some photos of the people who are reaching out – Thank you!
If you want to bring some treats, we would happily accept any gifts for our staff!
Here are some Do’s and Don’ts that will ensure we can accept the gifts:
  1. All food must be commercially prepared and individually packaged – cookies individually packaged, muffins.
  2. We will accept cut flowers for the staff to take a bundle when they leave their shift
  3. We love plants/bouquets in individual pots
  4. Do you have a special mug? Corporate mugs? We’d love them!
  5. Drinks! Gatorade, water, special individualized drinks – the staff are VERY hot under their PPE.
  6. Fastners to keep the mask elastics from pulling on ears
  7. Individually wrapped chocolates!!!!!!!
  8. Catered lunches – we didn’t accept this previously, but now do! Boston pizza provides individual mini-pizzas – ask for elementary school pricing.
  9. Individually wrapped sandwiches (commercially prepared)
  10. Personal size hand sanitizers
  11. Hand lotion
  12. Vitamins – yes! Bring on the energy!
  13. Cards – the residents are receiving cards – the staff would love to receive them, too.
  14. Gift cards ($5) for a Starbucks, Tim’s or McDonald’s coffee – perfect for after a shift or on the way to night shift
  15. Any other encouragement – personal sized, individually wrapped.
If you want to donate directly to the E2 COVID positive staff, please indicate that is your wish. Garry W. Janzen will let you know quantities.
ALL of the Menno Place staff have been working so hard to keep our seniors safe – please consider donating to a specific unit or building OR to anywhere on the campus.
Blessings to you!
Please contact Garry.Janzen@MennoPlace.ca, 604.851.1332 if you would like to make a donation.
All donors will be acknowledged in the Abbotsford News when the outbreak is over! We look forward to that day!

DECEMBER 17 – PAVILION – Total new positives = 0 (T=2)

COVID POSITIVE UPDATE – December 17 – 2020 – Pavilion Independent Living
NEW COVID POSITIVE CASES = 0
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION = 3
TOTAL COVID POSITIVE CASES = 2 (2 residents / 0 staff)
PASSED AWAY = 0 (0 resident / 0 staff)
ACTION:
  • Registered Visitors may still come to Pavilion as they did prior – be vigilant and use all infection control protocols, including hand sanitizer, social distancing and wearing a mask.
  • Ask your loved one to wear a mask when you are there as a visitor.
  • These two COVID-19 positive residents are NOT connected to each other
  • Neither of the COVID positive residents has returned from ARH
  • These COVID-19 positive residents have been in ARH
  • A Registered Visitor (asymptomatic) was with one of the COVID-19 positive residents in the days just prior to this resident’s COVID-19 test result.
  • 14-day isolation occurs when there is a COVID-Positive exposure or a resident returns from an acute care hospital.
  • This is the time to be vigilant, to ensure that all residents are safe by exercising caution, staying at home and encouraging residents to stay at home.

DECEMBER 17 – APARTMENTS – New residents on isolation = 0 (T=15)

ISOLATION UPDATE – December 17 – 2020 – The Apartments (Pavilion, Terrace West, Terrace East, Primrose Gardens)

NEW RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION = 0

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION: T = 15
This number does not indicate number of COVID positive residents.
CURRENTLY:
TERRACE EAST (Assisted Living) = 0
PAVILION (Independent Living) = 3 ( +2 COVID positive who are in ARH)
TERRACE WEST (Independent Living) = 1
PRIMROSE GARDENS (Independent Living) = 11 
*NOTE: PLEASE SEE THE DAILY COVID POSITIVE UPDATES FOR NUMBERS OF RESIDENTS WITH COVID**
Residents may be on 14-day isolation for one of these reasons:
  1. COVID-positive exposure
  2. Return from acute care hospital
  3. They are COVID positive
The residents who are on isolation have an isolation cart outside of their apartment suite. This does not mean that they are COVID positive. In any of the cases (above), without the 14-day isolation period, they are a risk to others.

DECEMBER 16 – APARTMENTS – New residents on isolation = 3 (T=15)

ISOLATION UPDATE – December 16 – 2020 – The Apartments (Pavilion, Terrace West, Terrace East, Primrose Gardens)

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION: T = 15
This number does not indicate number of COVID positive residents.
TERRACE EAST (Assisted Living) = 0
PAVILION (Independent Living) = 3
TERRACE WEST (Independent Living) = 1
PRIMROSE GARDENS (Independent Living) = 11 (3 more since last report)
*NOTE: PLEASE SEE THE DAILY COVID POSITIVE UPDATES FOR NUMBERS OF RESIDENTS WITH COVID**
Residents may be on 14-day isolation for one of these reasons:
  1. COVID-positive exposure
  2. Return from acute care hospital
  3. They are COVID positive
The residents who are on isolation have an isolation cart outside of their apartment suite. This does not mean that they are COVID positive. In any of the cases (above), without the 14-day isolation period, they are a risk to others.

DECEMBER 16 – PAVILION – Total new positives = 0 (T=2)

COVID POSITIVE UPDATE – December 16 – 2020 – Pavilion Independent Living
NEW COVID POSITIVE CASES = 0
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION = 3
TOTAL COVID POSITIVE CASES = 2 (2 residents / 0 staff)
PASSED AWAY = 0 (0 resident / 0 staff)
ACTION:
  • Registered Visitors may still come to Pavilion as they did prior – be vigilant and use all infection control protocols, including hand sanitizer, social distancing and wearing a mask.
  • Ask your loved one to wear a mask when you are there as a visitor.
  • These two COVID-19 positive residents are NOT connected to each other
  • Neither of the COVID positive residents has returned from ARH
  • These COVID-19 positive residents have been in ARH
  • A Registered Visitor (asymptomatic) was with one of the COVID-19 positive residents in the days just prior to this resident’s COVID-19 test result.
  • 14-day isolation occurs when there is a COVID-Positive exposure or a resident returns from an acute care hospital.
  • This is the time to be vigilant, to ensure that all residents are safe by exercising caution, staying at home and encouraging residents to stay at home.

DECEMBER 15 – APARTMENTS – Total on isolation = 12 (T=12)

This is a new report that shares how many residents in the Apartments are on 14-day isolation. They may be on isolation for one of two reasons:
  1. COVID-positive exposure
  2. Return from acute care hospital
The residents who are on isolation have an isolation cart outside of their apartment suite. This does not mean that they are COVID positive. It means that, without the 14-day isolation period, they could be a risk to others.

**NEW** ISOLATION UPDATE – December 15 – 2020 – The Apartments (Pavilion, Terrace West, Terrace East, Primrose Gardens)

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION
PAVILION = 3
TERRACE WEST = 1
TERRACE EAST = 0
PRIMROSE GARDENS = 8

DECEMBER 15 – PAVILION – Total new positives = 2 (T=2)

We are sad to report that there are 2 COVID-19 positive residents who live in the Pavilion, Independent Living Apartments. To the best of our knowledge, these two COVID-19 cases are unrelated to each other.
**NEW** COVID POSITIVE UPDATE – December 15 – 2020 – Pavilion Independent Living
NEW COVID POSITIVE CASES = 2
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON ISOLATION = 3
TOTAL COVID POSITIVE CASES = 2 (2 residents / 0 staff)
PASSED AWAY = 0 (0 resident / 0 staff)
ACTION:
  • These two COVID-19 positive residents are NOT connected to each other
  • These COVID-19 positive residents have been in ARH
  • A Registered Visitor (asymptomatic) was with one of the COVID-19 positive residents in the days just prior to this resident’s COVID-19 test result.
  • 14-day isolation occurs when there is a COVID-Positive exposure or a resident returns from an acute care hospital.
  • This is the time to be vigilant, to ensure that all residents are safe by exercising caution, staying at home and encouraging residents to stay at home.