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Posted: Jun 10, 2020 / 09:02 PM CDTUpdated: Jun 10, 2020 / 09:02 PM CDTTENNESSEE (WATE) — Governor Bill Lee along with the Unified Command Group (UCG) have released guidance today on allowing long-term care facilities in the state to provide limited visitation options while ensuring the safety of their residents from COVID-19.The UCG guidelines, along with a forthcoming executive order will allow new forms of visitation, start June 15.“Our hope is to balance the need for social interaction at long-term care facilities with providing a safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors.We will monitor the implementation of this visitation plan closely, knowing we may need to revert to more protective measures if we start seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases at facilities.”Commissioner Lisa Piercey – Tennessee Department of HealthTo Note: “Separate provisions for visitation involving accommodations for support for residents with disabilities and other critical assistance or end-of-life care also remain in effect.““From my own family experience, I know how heartbreakingly difficult and stressful it is to not see loved ones for weeks at a time.Our family members, friends, and neighbors in long-term care are our most vulnerable Tennesseans. Even limited visitation options will bring relief and support for residents and visitors alike, as long as we can ensure everyone’s well-being.”Gov. LeeThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe Now✕× Close Ad

Posted: Jun 10, 2020 / 09:02 PM CDTUpdated: Jun 10, 2020 / 09:02 PM CDTTENNESSEE (WATE) — Governor Bill Lee along with the Unified Command Group (UCG) have released guidance today on allowing long-term care facilities in the state to provide limited visitation options while ensuring the safety of their residents from COVID-19.The UCG guidelines, along with a forthcoming executive order will allow new forms of visitation, start June 15.“Our hope is to balance the need for social interaction at long-term care facilities with providing a safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors.We...

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