COVID-19 Status Update
While we know things can always change quickly with this virus, we are happy to report there have been no new positive COVID findings for residents since April 4, 2020. Our last positive employee finding was on April 7.
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Positive COVID-19 Update
We wanted to update you on things here at Redmond Heights. In our last update, we let you know that we have multiple confirmed cases of COVID-19. These confirmed diagnoses have been centered in our memory care unit.
Numerous residents and employees have tested positive for COVID-19
Despite our focused efforts and our adoption of CDC-recommended infection control practices, COVID-19 continues to affect our residents and staff. We now have numerous residents and employees who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Additional Resident diagnosed with COVID-19
As promised, we are continuing to update you on the situation at Redmond Heights as things change. We have had another resident with a positive finding, but following professional medical recommendations, this individual continues to reside in our community having no symptoms that currently warrant additional care.
Resident diagnosed with COVID-19
As promised in our previous communication, we are updating you on the situation at Redmond Heights. While we have been taking all CDC-recommended infection control measures, we have just learned that one of our residents has been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Information Regarding Visitation
In accordance with the recent guidance provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, we are limiting all visitation until further notice.
COVID-19 Virus Update
At Redmond Heights Senior Living, we’re committed to keeping you up-to-date and informed, especially during the turbulent times caused by COVID-19. The adjacent skilled nursing facility, Redmond Care & Rehabilitation Center, had residents test positive for COVID-19. We have no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at Redmond Heights.
COVID-19 Virus Immediate Visitation Restriction
In accordance with the guidance provided by the King County Public Health Department, we will be restricting visitation at this time and until further notice.
