At Blessed Home, we are taking all the extra protective and health measures to ensure the safety and health of the elderly. This is also to ensure that our facility remains a safe place free from diseases that may compromise our elderly.
Almost 3 months since the pandemic started, we are still learning more about the coronavirus. A vaccine is still far from being available, and therefore, all over the globe, cities and towns are still at a stand-still.
One thing is certain, however. People who are over 60, the elderly, are particularly vulnerable to getting severe to fatal effects of COVID-19.
This is why at Blessed Home, we understand how critical and essential our role is in protecting one of the most vulnerable group of people in our society. We take it upon ourselves to be vigilant. We proactively follow all the health guidelines set by the World Health Organization, the Department of Health, and our local government units.
Blessed Home Supports Our Elderly
Our management team is hands on to make sure our facility is a safe place for your elderly loved ones. We work hard in ensuring that all our protocols and measures are closely followed. Our caregivers, along with our medical and the rest of our support staff all work under a comprehensive response to the pandemic. We are taking special care to tailor to the unique needs of each of the clients in our care.
Our staff are all staying in the facility. We practice quarantine and testing measures to make sure that all our personnel are fit and safe to be in the facility.
Furthermore, we continue to provide nutritious meals. We also have interactive and engaging activities, and safe therapy. These are on top of the basic medical services we provide o our elderly clients.
While we discourage visitations, we make use of the technology we have today. This allows our clients to have regular communication with their family members. This helps keep the facility a safe place free from diseases and other infections.
We firmly believe that while there is physical distancing, it should not equate to isolation. Many elderly people often find themselves in, and we’re careful to make sure our clients don’t feel this way. At Blessed Home, we make sure your clients feel at home, socializing and engaged within our community. This has been how we operate even before the pandemic.
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