Under direction from the Province, all three Woodingford Lodge locations will be closed to all but essential visitors to make sure it is a safe and secure environment for residents.
WOODSTOCK - All three sites of Woodingford Lodge and all long-term care homes in Ontario, under direction from the Province, are closed to all but essential visitors.
This decision is to ensure a safe and secure environment for residents.
The Ministry of Long-Term Care is looking at essential visitors as those who have a resident who is either at the end of life or very ill, or a parent/guardian of an ill child or youth in a live-in treatment setting.
These visitors will continue to be actively screened into these settings. Ministry officials will re-evaluate this measure in the coming weeks to make it is consistent with enhanced public health measures.
Woodingford Lodge has provided this information to families and residents. To learn more information, visit here.

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