The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to affect elderly populations more severely, on average, than younger individuals, and has been particularly dangerous in the concentrated environments of long-term care communities. Transmission is rapid if left unchecked.

We’ve compiled a complete checklist that draws upon official federal guidelines and suggestions from leading industry associations to help prioritize a multi-pronged effort to reduce infection and create a safe environment for seniors.

This comprehensive checklist covers:

Long-Term Cleaning Plans

• Implementing touchless solutions where practical
• Utilizing technology to improve cleaning processes
• Adding certifications that confirm cleanliness for employees

Building Updates To Support Safe Environments

• Where to add sanitation and disinfecting stations
• Checking HVAC filters consistently and setting replacement schedules
• Preparing spaces for telehealth

Implementing Clear Communication Policies

• Identifying which state or local authorities are in charge of reopening, including timelines and precautions
• Auditing inventory processes
• Communicating cleanliness procedures to residents and their families

Developing An Intensive Cleaning Plan

• CDC guidelines and exceptions for cleaning requirements
• Consistently scheduled carpet cleaning
• Creating long-term plans for cleaning and disinfecting

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