Visitation
Visitation to Skilled Nursing and Personal Care:
Dunwoody Village strongly discourages unvaccinated individuals from visiting due to increased risk to themselves and our residents. Currently, the number of visitors residents may have at one time will be limited to (2) related to COVID positivity in the Care Center. Visitors must wear their masks at all times when visiting, including while in resident rooms. No food or beverages should be consumed by visitors while visiting. Children ages 6 and up are permitted to visit so long as they can properly wear a mask and follow infection control precautions. Children ages 5 and under will be allowed to visit through pre-approved compassionate visits, which can be scheduled through Jackie DellaVecchio or Beth Powers at: (610) 359-4504. Skilled residents may visit relatives and friends off-site, in their homes. Taking residents off-site to crowded or public places is highly discouraged. If a resident is not staying the night off-site, they will not be required to quarantine upon return from their visit. If a resident chooses to stay over-night off-site, they will be required to quarantine until the resident receives two negative Covid-19 tests. The first test will be administered the day that the resident returns to Dunwoody and the second test will be done on day 5 of their return.
Visitors should sign in at the Care Center Reception Desk.
For our independent residents in the apartments, East and West Country Houses and Penrose Carriage Homes, visitors should sign in at the Main Building Lobby and complete the screening process.
We thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
COVID-19 Updates
Dunwoody Village takes seriously its responsibility to its residents to ensure a safe environment in which to live. It is with that responsibility in mind that we continually communicate current measures, together with resources, activities and opportunities available for our residents, as we work together to minimize the spread of COVID-19.
We continually assess our protocols, taking into consideration the recommendations of medical experts and governmental agencies, and we continue to keep staff, residents and families updated. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and understanding; it is only by working together that we can reduce the risk.
Hear Dunwoody Village’s Medical Director, Dr. Thomas Lawrence, discuss the COVID-19 vaccine here.
Latest Updates
Earlier Updates
- Mar/Apr 2022
- Jan/Feb 2022
- Nov/Dec 2021
- Sept/Oct 2021
- July/August 2021
- May/June 2021
- Mar/Apr 2021
- Jan/Feb 2021
- December 2020
- November 2020
- October 2020
- September 2020
- August 2020
- July 2020
- June 2020
- May 2020
- April 2020
- March 2020
COVID Update 2.26.21 and Channel 1970 2.28 – 3.6.21
COVID Update 2.19.21 and Channel 1970 2.21-2.27.21
COVID Update 2.12.21 and Channel 1970 2.14 – 2.20.21
COVID Update 2.5.21 and Channel 1970 2.7 – 2.13.21
COVID Update 1.29.21 and Channel 1970 1.31 – 2.6.21
COVID Update 1.22.21 and Channel 1970 1.24 – 1.30.21
COVID Update 1.15.21 and Channel 1970 1.17 – 1.23.21
COVID Update 1.12.21
Coronavirus Update 9.25.20 and Channel 1970 9.27-10.3
Coronavirus Update 9.18.20 and Channel 1970 9.20-9.26.20
Coronavirus Update 9.11.20 and Channel 1970 9.13-9.19.20
Update 7.31.20 and Channel 1970 8.2-8.8.20
Update 7.24.20 and Channel 1970 7.26-8.1.20
Update 7.17.20 and Channel 1970 7.19-7.25.20
Update 7.10.20 and Channel 1970 7.12-7.18.20
Update 7.3 and Channel 1970 7.5-7.11
The following includes the plans that Dunwoody Village submitted to Pennsylvania’s Department of Health and Department of Human Services on July 27, 2020:
Plan for Reopening Dunwoody Village Personal Care
Plan for Reopening Dunwoody Village Skilled Nursing
Summary of Personal Care Reopening Steps Currently in Effect