COVID-19

Assisted Living Communities

In light of the rising risks associated with COVID-19 (coronavirus), the Utah Assisted Living Association has compiled important CDC & Health Department guidelines along with best practices being utilized by a number of Utah assisted living companies to support operators in their effort to protect their residents. These guidelines and information can be accessed using the google drive links below.

GOOGLE DRIVE

UALA is receiving daily updates from the Utah Department of Health, CDC, and industry experts to ensure that all pertinent information and guidelines are made readily available to assisted living providers throughout the state of Utah. 

As always, please reach out to us if you have questions or need assistance. Thank you for all your efforts and dedication to protecting your precious residents and employees! 

Below is a list of websites that will have the most accurate and up to date information and YouTube video: COVID-19: What Older Adults Need to Know. I have also attached the Long-Term Care Facility recommendations from the Utah Department of Health and other flyers that may be useful. 

Below are some useful websites and resources to keep in mind:

Temporary Nurse Apprentice License

Vaccine Resources

Creating a COVID 19 Isolation Unit 

CLIA Waiver Information HERE and HERE

COVID cases in LTCF Daily Update

Resources for Utah Health Care Providers

Guidance for Assisted Living

Visitation Guidance for Assisted Living

Screening Tool for Healthcare Workers

PPE Access and Use

Local Health Department Contacts

Other Useful Resources

https://coronavirus.utah.gov/

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html

ACL.gov/COVID-19

“Common Questions and Answers about COVID-19 for Older Adults and People with Chronic Health Conditions”  

What Older Adults Need to Know

FAQs on Diagnostic Testing for SARS-CoV-2

What Congress' stimulus package would mean to local business

 

Mental Health Resources:

Keeping Your Distance to Stay Safe

Stress and Coping

Mental health and psychosocial considerations during the COVID-19 outbreak