Date: May 5, 2022
COVID-19 Outbreaks Over on Montreal 4 at Providence Manor and Providence Transitional Care Centre
The COVID-19 outbreaks on Montreal 4 at Providence Manor and Level 2 at Providence Transitional Care Centre are now over.
Both outbreaks were declared over on May 5, 2022, because it’s been 10 days since a last confirmed positive case and no on-going transmission has occurred on Montreal 4 or at Providence Transitional Care Centre.
The outbreak on Montreal 4, a resident home area at Providence Manor, was originally declared on Apr. 1, after two residents tested positive for the virus.
The Providence Transitional Care Centre outbreak was declared on Level 2 on Apr. 21, after three patients tested positive for the virus.
All residents and patients on the impacted areas were placed on contact and aerosol precautions, monitored closely for symptoms and tested for the virus multiple times throughout the outbreak.
All staff members who worked at both sites were also tested for COVID-19 and participated in on-going surveillance testing for the duration of the outbreak.
Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington (KFL&A) Public Health has been alerted about the outbreaks being over, as have all residents, patients and their loved ones at both sites.
All quarantine precautions and measures in place as a result of the outbreaks have been lifted; however, safety measures remain in place across all Providence Care sites, including:
- All staff members are actively screened daily for COVID-19 symptoms. They continue to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), practice physical distancing and good hand hygiene.
- Anyone entering a Providence Care site is required to wear a mask, unless they have a medical exemption.
- All visitors must pass screening. If they do not pass screening, they will not be permitted to enter. Individuals who pass screening must wear a mask at all times for the duration of their visit.
- Click here for visitor information, policies and restrictions in place at Providence Manor.
- Click here for visitor information, policies and restrictions in place at Providence Transitional Care Centre.
Please visit providencecare.ca for up-to-date information on visiting protocols and current protective measures in place. Any changes to safety measures will be informed by local and provincial data, and in consultation with our infection prevention and control team.
COVID-19 outbreaks continue on Sydenham 3 and 4 at Providence Manor. Additional safety measures, including visitor restrictions, remain in place. Click here for up-to-date outbreak information.
Quick Facts
- The COVID-19 outbreaks on Montreal 4 at Providence Manor and Level 2 at Providence Transitional Care Centre were both declared over on May 5, 2022.
- Both outbreaks were declared over because it’s been 10 days since a last confirmed positive case and no on-going transmission has occurred on Montreal 4 or at Providence Transitional Care Centre.
- All residents and patients on the impacted areas were placed on contact and aerosol precautions, monitored closely for symptoms and tested for the virus multiple times throughout the outbreak.
- All staff members who worked at both sites were also tested for COVID-19 and participated in on-going surveillance testing for the duration of the outbreak.
- All quarantine precautions and measures in place as a result of the outbreaks have been lifted; however, safety measures remain in place across all Providence Care sites, including: screening, masking and reducing visitors.
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About Providence Care:
Providence Care is Southeastern Ontario’s leading provider of specialized care in aging, mental health and rehabilitation. The organization consists of Providence Care Hospital, Providence Transitional Care Centre, Providence Manor long-term care home, Hospice Kingston, and more than 15 community based mental health and support services across the region.
For more information, contact:
Communications Officer
Phone: 613-544-4900 ext. 53372
Email: info@providencecare.ca
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