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Changes to Visitor Restrictions at NS Health Authority Facilities and Inverary Manor

I’m sure this will be welcomed news to many.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority has announced that they have eased some visitor restrictions.

They are allowing 2 support people for:
-Palliative care patients nearing end of life
-Patients receiving medical assistance in dying
-Children admitted to hospital
-Labour and birth
1 support person for:
-Children in outpatient settings
-Patients who need assistance, including but not limited to cancer care, some emergency, outpatient or critical care situations, discharge planning (a healthy person to pick up discharged patients)
-Patients with significant cognitive or physical disabilities who need an essential support person in order to receive care

 

Those support people must be feeling well. If you are waiting on COVID-19 test results or have any of the expanded symptoms that are signs of COVID-19, you will not be permitted to visit.


In addition, the Inverary Manor in Inverness has announced Resident & Family Court Yard Visits.

People are still not allowed inside the Long Term Care Facility but can now take advantage of the warmer weather and set up an in-person visit with a loved one.

Court Yard visits will be available everyday in the afternoon. You are asked to set it up with staff in advance and there will be a 2 person limit. Social Distancing measures still apply.


  • Kelly MacMillan lives in Port Hawkesbury with her husband and son. She has been part of the team at 101.5 The Hawk for more than 25 years, sharing stories from around the region. You can join her weekdays from 10am until 2pm.

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