Covid-19
We are keeping our Residents
Safe and Healthy
Visitor restrictions are in place
Weekly Update 12/1/2020
Weekly Update 11/23/2020
FGM has had one employee test positive, all residents are being tested. Last week all residents and staff were negative
Weekly Update 11/11/2020
One employee tested positive all residents are negative
Department of Health: COVID-19 Travel Advisory
Weekly Update 11/5/2020
FGM: remains with no positive cases staff or residents
Advisory: Resumption of Salon Services
Weekly Update 10/29/2020
NYSDOH Released Health Advisory on Changes to LTC Facility Visitation
Weekly Update 10/23/2020
We remain with no new Covid cases. Visitation continues upon receipt of a negative Covid test.
Weekly Update 10/8/2020
FGM is proud to introduce Dawn Clabeaux as the New Administrator. Dawn joins FGM with over 20 years of experience as a Nursing Home Administrator. Please join us in welcoming Dawn to Fiddlers.
The facility is actively obtaining consents for the flu vaccine, please contact the Nursing Dept to ensure your loved ones consent has been obtained this year more the ever the flu vaccine it vital!!
Weekly Update 9/28/2020
- COVID Visitation Policy
- Visitor Fact Sheet
- Job Fair 8-4PM October 2nd
- Open interviews Tuesdays and Thursdays 9-3
- Halloween Trick or treats , our residents will be making treat bags for our little ghosts and gobblins , First come First serve while supplies last available Outside front parking lot and for safety this will be distributed by staff , residents will be watching tick or treaters from inside facility.
- Residents will be painting and carving pumpkins and decorating for the season (photos attached of fall wreaths they made).
- Window visits are available in addition to virtual and sign up genius visits.
- Pandemic Emergency Plan policy
- FGM Corona Visitation
- 2020-09-15_nursing_facility_visitation
- PPE Burn Rate and PPE Storage
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, reducing the spread of respiratory illnesses, like flu, this fall and winter is more important than ever. CDC has worked with vaccine manufacturers to have extra flu vaccine available this flu season. Manufacturers have already begun distributing flu vaccine and will continue to distribute vaccine throughout the season. CDC recommends getting a flu vaccination in September or October but getting vaccinated anytime during the flu season can help protect you. Use the VaccineFinderexternal icon to find out where to get vaccinated near you.
Weekly Update 9/9/2020
FGM remains with no Positive Covid cases staff or residents!! Visitation continues by appointment with activities!!
Weekly Update 8/31/2020
No new cases, visitation continues.
Weekly Update 8/24/2020
FGM staff enjoyed a nice afternoon on the Miss Buffalo for a staff appreciation day! Thank you to our heroes! The facility remains Covid free and visitation continues by appointment!
Weekly Update 8/17/2020
A car show is scheduled for 8/21 contact the activities department for details! scheduled visitation continues
Weekly Update 7/10/2020
We REMAIN Covid Free!! All staff and residents have tested negative!! We will continue all of our efforts to prevent the spread of Covid -19. Weekly testing of all staff continues, and all new residents require a negative test prior to admission. Pleas feel free to reach out to the facility for anything you may need!! We are hoping visitation will resume soon!!
- July C.N.A. Training Class is being offered. Please apply now to save your seat.
- Residents are looking forward to a CAR show August 22nd
Weekly Update 7/3/2020
We REMAIN Covid Free!! All staff and residents have tested negative!! We will continue all of our efforts to prevent the spread of Covid -19. Weekly testing of all staff continues, and all new residents require a negative test prior to admission. Pleas feel free to reach out to the facility for anything you may need!! We are hoping visitation will resume soon!!
Have a Happy 4th of July!!
We are Covid free!!! All staff and residents have tested negative!! We will continue all of our efforts to prevent the spread of Covid -19. Weekly testing of all staff continues, and all new residents require a negative test prior to admission. Pleas feel free to reach out to the facility for anything you may need!! We are hoping visitation will resume soon!!
To Our Residents and Family Members:
We want to provide you with an update on the situation at Fiddler’s Green Manor regarding the novel coronavirus or COVID-19, including the number confirmed cases as well as efforts we are undertaking. The safety and wellbeing of our residents is our top priority. We are doing what we can to limit the spread of COVID-19 within Fiddler’s Green Manor
Since May 8, 2020 (when the federal government issued reporting requirements), we have had three residents and four staff with confirmed cases of COVID-19 and all have since recovered.
Here is a more detailed update regarding the prevalence of COVID-19 in our facility, as of 6/12/2020
- One resident is currently confirmed COVID-19. When a resident tests positive, we notify residents and their representative(s) of their condition and implement protocols for their care and treatment. We also follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), including return to work guidance, for staff that test positive.
- Residents and staff have recovered from COVID-19.
- Residents and staff have tested negative for COVID-19.
Fiddler’s Green Manor is staying in very close communication with local and state health officials to ensure we are taking all the appropriate steps under current circumstances. We are also following guidance from the CDC and CMS to reduce the spread and impact of COVID-19, such as:
- Enhanced infection control precautions
- Screening residents, staff, and essential visitors for symptoms
- Restricting visitation and entry of people to the building
- Testing staff and residents for COVID-19 based on current protocols and availability of tests
- Postponing or carefully limiting communal activities including social distancing and other infection control precautions
- Education for Staff and residents on how to protect themselves against COVID 19
Due to government privacy requirements, we cannot divulge specific information about the individuals who have confirmed or suspected COVID-19, unless they are your family member and you have the necessary permissions to receive such information.
We know you are concerned about your loved one, but it is crucial that we restrict visitation to reduce the spread of this virus to others. We will contact you directly if your loved one is suspected or diagnosed with COVID-19.
We also understand that connecting with family members is incredibly important to our residents. Family members are encouraged to connect with their loved ones through video chat, calling, texting, or on social media. Please contact Eric Wozniak for more information or to schedule a video visit.
Ways you can help prevent the spread of COVID is to assist by reducing the number of clothing and belongings in rooms. There are many items cluttering rooms while sanitizing against COVID 19. To reduce potential contamination, removing items would help. We have sanitized or washed items already. Please, if possible, make arrangements to pick up out of season items as these items and extra clothing which have been boxed to reduce possible contamination. Call Paula Hansen to make arrangements to pick up items.
We need your help in battling COVID-19. Please visit the CDC website (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus) to learn how you can help prevent the spread in our community, since continued spread in the larger community increases the chance the virus will work its way into our building.
This is a difficult time for everyone. We will continue to provide you with updates. Please know that we are adhering to guidelines from the local and state health departments, which continue to evolve as we learn more about this virus.
We know that you may have questions and we encourage you to contact our center. Please call us at 716-592-4781 or visit our website for updates on COVID 19 or for the status of your loved one.
Thank you for your continued support, words of kindness and gifts. This has meant so much to everyone here at Fiddler’s Green Manor.
Be well and stay safe.
Sincerely,
Heather A. Morin
Fiddler’s Green Manor Administrator
We are currently doing required all staff testing twice each week, Fiddlers has had no new staff testing positive. They currently only have one positive resident. Please enjoy the video; we are keeping the residents happy and active!! We are till doing window visits or face time and skype. And will begin outdoor visits. Please contact Heather Morin for more details!!
Enjoy a special presentation for all of our families and friends to enjoy!
The facility has had all residents tested by the NYSDOH, anyone who tested positive you were notified and all families were notified of the testing on the weekly town hall call. There has been no deaths. We have begun the the twice weekly testing of all staff.
This weekly update is being provided to report that we continue to have Covid-19 positive cases of both residents and employees. The entire facility was tested this week with the DOH, with 3 residents and 4 staff testing positive at the time of this update. The residents are showing improvement and there have been no deaths in this past week. Effective 5/20/20, all staff will be tested twice a week, in accordance with the executive order from Governor Cuomo.
If your loved is showing symptoms or being tested, you will be personally notified by a Member of the nursing staff. You will also be notified of any new positive Covid-19 Cases within the facility or any onset of respiratory symptoms by residents or staff over 72 hours.
We continue to follow all Department of Health guidelines to help mitigate the spread of The virus within the facility. This includes grouping or cohorting residents together in Designated ‘zones’ based on their level of exposure or Covid positive test results as well as temperature and vital sign screening of all residents regardless of which zone they are As part of the guidelines, all employees also undergo regular temperature and health Screenings before being permitted to work and staff are not floated from zone-to-zone to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Any staff member that starts showing symptoms is immediately sent home.
We also continue to follow infection control practices such as the use of the appropriate PPE, frequent hand washing, and routine environmental cleaning throughout the facility.
We appreciate your cooperation with visitor restrictions and following the guidelines during this challenging time. We would like to remind you of our capability to have video, zoom, window visits, or phone calls with your loved one. If you are interested in a zoom call, please contact the facility to make arrangements. We will continue our Town Hall calls and notify you when they are scheduled. If at any time you need to arrange a personal call please do not hesitate to reach out.
On a positive note, we would also like to report that several residents have officially ‘recovered’ from Covid-19 and hope to see more recoveries in the near future.
If you should have any additional questions regarding your loved one, please do not hesitate to call the facility.
This weekly update is being provided to report that we have had/continue to have Covid-19 positive cases of both residents and employees within the building. If your loved is showing symptoms or being tested, you will be personally notified by a member of the nursing staff. You will also be notified of any new positive Covid-19 cases within the facility or any onset of respiratory symptoms by residents or staff over 72 hours.
We continue to follow all Department of Health guidelines to help mitigate the spread of the virus within the facility. This includes grouping or cohorting residents together in designated ‘zones’ based on their level of exposure or Covid positive test results as well as temperature and vital sign screening of all residents regardless of which zone they are in. As part of the guidelines, all employees also undergo regular temperature and health screenings before being permitted to work, and staff are not floated from zone-to-zone to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Any staff member that starts showing symptoms is immediately sent home.
We also continue to follow infection control practices such as the use of the appropriate PPE, frequent hand washing, and routine environmental cleaning throughout the facility. We appreciate your cooperation with visitor restrictions and following the guidelines during this challenging time. We would like to remind you of our capability to have video, zoom, window visits, or phone calls with your loved one. If you are interested in a zoom call, please contact the facility to make arrangements. We will continue our Town Hall calls and notify you when they are scheduled. If at any time you need to arrange a personal call please do not hesitate to reach out.
On a positive note, we would also like to report that several residents have officially ‘recovered’ from Covid-19 and hope to see more recoveries in the near future.
If you should have any additional questions regarding your loved one, please do not hesitate to call the facility.
We want to inform you that we have received confirmation that individuals at Fiddlers Green Manor have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Resident safety is our top priority. We are doing everything we can to ensure we stop the spread of COVID-19 within our facility, including staying in very close communication with local and state health officials to ensure we are taking all the appropriate steps. We are not permitting visitors per the direction of the local health department.
We encourage you to call our center at 716-592-4781 for updates on the status of your loved one. We understand that you are concerned about your loved one, but it is crucial that we restrict visitation to reduce the spread of this virus. We also understand that connecting with family members is incredibly important to our residents. Family members are encouraged to connect with their loved ones through video chat, calling, texting, or other social media formats.
We will contact you if your loved one is suspected or diagnosed with COVID-19.
We need your help in battling COVID-19. Please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website to learn how you can help prevent the spread in our community.
We know this is a difficult time for everyone. We will continue to provide you with updates as they become available. Please know that we are strictly adhering to all directions from the local and state health department.
We know that you may have questions and we encourage you to contact our center at 716-592-4781
Sincerely,
Fiddlers Green Manor
We want to inform you that we have received confirmation that an individual at Fiddlers Green Manor has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Resident safety is our top priority. We are doing everything we can to ensure we stop the spread of COVID-19 within our facility, including staying in very close communication with local and state health officials to ensure we are taking all the appropriate steps. We are not permitting visitors per the direction of the local health department.
We encourage you to call our center at 716-592-4781 for updates on the status of your loved one. We understand that you are concerned about your loved one, but it is crucial that we restrict visitation to reduce the spread of this virus. We also understand that connecting with family members is incredibly important to our residents. Family members are encouraged to connect with their loved ones through video chat, calling, texting, or other social media formats.
We will contact you if your loved one is suspected or diagnosed with COVID-19.
We need your help in battling COVID-19. Please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website to learn how you can help prevent the spread in our community.
We know this is a difficult time for everyone. We will continue to provide you with updates as they become available. Please know that we are strictly adhering to all directions from the local and state health department.
We know that you may have questions and we encourage you to contact our center at 716-592-4781
Sincerely,
Fiddlers Green Manor
