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5 days ago

Guidelines from SA Health on what to do if someone in your household tests positive to COVID-19 👇ℹ️ If you are living in the same household as someone who has tested positive to COVID-19 and cannot appropriately quarantine away from them, you must quarantine for 14 days from the date they had their test taken. You do not need to have a COVID-19 PCR test unless you develop any symptoms.

If you test positive to COVID-19 at any time during your quarantine period, you need to isolate for 10 days.

ℹ️ If you can appropriately quarantine away from them in the same household, or elsewhere, you must follow the below advice for close contacts:
▪immediately quarantine for 7 days since you last saw them
▪get a COVID-19 PCR test immediately
▪get a COVID-19 PCR test again on day 6 after exposure (a negative day 6 PCR test is required to be released from quarantine)
▪ get a PCR test again immediately if symptoms develop
▪not attend high risk settings or COVID Management Plan events for 14 days after exposure
▪wear a surgical mask when around others
▪avoid contact with vulnerable people (young children, elderly, pregnant, people with chronic health conditions), avoid non-essential activities, avoid working across worksites and avoid shared spaces and maintain physical distancing on days 8 to 14 after exposure.

ℹ️ Appropriate quarantine means that you have no contact with someone who has tested positive to COVID-19. If in the same household, you must be able to stay in a separate room and if they leave the room (e.g. to go to the bathroom, laundry or kitchen), you must ensure that you are not in an area they will pass through. Please practice good hand hygiene and wipe down frequently touched surfaces.

For more information, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDpositive. ...

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1 week ago

Stay safe and keeping healthy is everyone’s top priority, especially for our seniors. We had officers from SA Health to come in and give us a talk about COVID-19, while clearing any doubts, concerns and misconceptions about the disease and its prevention. Our seniors were also informed on how and where to get tested and what to do in the event of them testing positive!

We hope to be able to assist our seniors to make a more informed decision about receiving the vaccine and maintaining public health. It is especially important so we can prevent the development of serious health conditions in our seniors! 😊

Thank you to Deputy Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Chris Lease, and Public Health Physician Human Biosecurity Officer, Dr. Razlyn Abdul Rahim, from SA Health for your time and effort for our seniors! 🤗🤗 ...

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3 weeks ago

Are you free tomorrow? Let’s grab a breather together!

Join us for a relaxing day out with friends around nature and good food! We can talk about anything and everything under the sun!

Grab some friends to bring with you tomorrow! We can’t wait to see you! ...

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3 weeks ago

Earlier last month, our seniors attended a talk about accessing hospital-level care treatment from the comfort of their own home 🏠 With recent events, it is essential that our seniors are aware of where and how to get the medical help that they need! We hope that the introduction of hospital-in-home service that is available 24/7 so that our seniors can manage their healthcare plan well 👍

Thank you to Kelly Fraser and Jennifer Hill from My Home Hospital for your time and introducing our seniors to the multiple services available to them 🤗🤗 ...

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4 weeks ago

Let’s grab a breather together!

Join us for a relaxing day out with friends around nature and good food! We can talk about anything and everything under the sun!

Grab some friends to bring with you on December 21st! We can’t wait to see you! ...