Covid-19 Vaccine Policy
July 25, 2021
As many of you know the Delta variant of covid-19 is spreading among unvaccinated people. This new variant is a potential risk for our clients. Several families have requested that we send them vaccinated nurses only. Their concerns have only increased because of the Delta variant. In response to their concerns, we strongly encourage all nurses to be vaccinated. All vaccinated nurses must also provide us with proof of vaccination. Any nurse who elects not to be vaccinated must wear masks, at all times, when they are at a client’s residence. They must also quarantine after traveling, or if they are exposed to someone with the vaccine.
Please contact our Nursing Department and/or Management with further questions or concerns.
Status of Covid-19 Vaccination
Payroll Provider Changes
As many of you know the Delta variant of covid-19 is spreading among unvaccinated people. This new variant is a potential risk for our clients. Several families have requested that we send them vaccinated nurses only. Their concerns have only increased because of the Delta variant. In response to their concerns, we strongly encourage all nurses to be vaccinated. All vaccinated nurses must also provide us with proof of vaccination. Any nurse who elects not to be vaccinated must wear masks, at all times, when they are at a client’s residence. They must also quarantine after traveling, or if they are exposed to someone with the vaccine. Please contact our Nursing Department and/or Management with further questions or concerns.
All healthcare workers must adhere to the following dress code: No flip-flops, hair bonnets, halter tops or excessively tight-fitting clothing. All workers must present themselves in a professional manner. This means wearing scrubs or casual attire that does not hinder their ability to care for their clients. Photo ID shall be worn by all CHNS workers while on assignment. If you do not have a photo-ID, please obtain one before August 2, 2021. Photo-ID's can be obtained by going to www.compassionatehomenursingcare.com, and clicking on the employment tab. Then select request photo ID from the drop down menu. Failure to obtain your photo ID will result in disciplinary action.
ANNAPOLIS, MD—With consistent improvements in key statewide health metrics and a fast pace of vaccinations, Governor Larry Hogan today lifted the outdoor mask mandate in Maryland and all restrictions for outdoor dining. The governor also announced that the state has entered a new phase of its vaccination campaign, moving to direct scheduling at mass vaccination sites and continuing to expand points of distribution. “As our vaccinations continue to expand and our health metrics continue to improve, we expect to be able to take additional actions in the weeks ahead and to return to a sense of normalcy,” said Governor Hogan. “However, I want to stress once again that the fastest way to put this pandemic behind us once and for all is for every single eligible Marylander to get vaccinated as soon as possible.” EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: OUTDOOR MASK MANDATE. Masks and face coverings are no longer required outdoors in the State of Maryland. Lifting the outdoor masking order is in line with new CDC guidance. Face coverings are still required for all Marylanders at all large ticketed venues as well as indoors at all public and private businesses and when using public transportation. Marylanders who are not yet vaccinated are strongly encouraged to continue wearing masks, especially when physical distancing is not possible.
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