HopeHealth Coronavirus COVID-19 Updates

HopeHealth Coronavirus COVID-19 Updates

At HopeHealth, safety is our top priority. We are committed to keeping you safe while providing the very best patient care. With rigorous safety measures in place, we are here to provide you with the care you need. To learn more, please visit our COVID-19 Safety at HopeHealth page.

COVID-19 Vaccination Posting

In accordance with Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH), health care facilities are required to maintain proof of health care workers COVID-19 vaccination status and publicly report data. As of November 11, 2021, 99% of employees have completed vaccination and an additional 1% have received partial vaccination as shown below.

  • Number of HopeHealth personnel: 591
  • Number who have completed COVID-19 vaccination: 583
  • Percentage who have completed COVID-19 vaccination: 99%
  • Number who have received partial COVID-19 vaccination: 3
  • Percentage who received partial COVID-19 vaccination: 1%

HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center Temporary Visitor Guideline

At the HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center, we have the privilege to care for patients at end of life. Providing a welcoming and warm atmosphere is at the core of our care philosophy. As of Monday, March 20 we will be relaxing some of the COVID-19 infection prevention measures at the HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center. We will no longer need to closely monitored the number of people in a room. We do, however, reserve the right to ensure that the number of room occupants is safe and conducive to a peaceful patient experience. All visitors are required to sign in and out and masks will continue to be required in patient areas including elevators, except when drinking or eating.

Up to two visitors can stay in a room overnight; those not staying overnight can remain in the room until 11:00 p.m. For patients who are on precautions (i.e., airborne precautions), the number of visitors are restricted to between 2 - 4 in a room for everyone’s safety. The first-floor entrance will be open during weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and remain closed nights and weekends. Complimentary coffee, tea, cookies, and muffins will continue to be available from the café on the 3rd floor. We appreciate your help in keeping everyone safe and healthy.

Grief Support and Caregiver Support Groups

We currently offer both virtual and in-person grief support groups. Your wellbeing is very important to us and we are here for you. For support, feel free to call HopeHealth's Center of Hope & Healing at (888) 528-9077 to schedule a time for someone to reach out to you. Please visit our grief support group page for a list of helpful articles and other support resources.

Caregiver support groups (Parkinson's disease and dementia-specific groups) are also being held virtually and we welcome you to join our weekly groups. You can also call us at (401) 415-4664 to arrange caregiver support over the phone.

State and National Resources

HopeHealth is committed to supporting our community during this time of higher stress. Please see helpful resources below for national and local updates:

We appreciate your patience and support in keeping our community safe. If you have any questions or if we can be of any help and support, please call us at (844) 671-4673. You can also email us at Information@HopeHealthCo.org.

 

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