12/31/2025
Hello everyone,
As many of you may be aware, respiratory illnesses such as Influenza, COVID-19, and RSV continue to circulate within our community. In alignment with IPAC Nova Scotia Long-Term Care guidelines, Queens Manor is taking proactive steps to help protect the health and well-being of our residents, staff, and visitors.
Before visiting Queens Manor, we kindly ask all visitors to pause and consider the following questions:
1 Do I have any symptoms of illness (such as fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, or gastrointestinal symptoms)?
2 Have I recently been in close contact with someone who is unwell or experiencing respiratory symptoms?
3 Am I unable to follow infection prevention measures, including hand hygiene and wearing a mask if requested?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, we respectfully ask that you reconsider your visit and plan to come another day. This small step makes a meaningful difference in protecting our residents, many of whom are at higher risk of serious illness. 🦠
At Queens Manor, the safety of our residents is always our top priority. While we cannot eliminate all risks, we are committed to following best practices and IPAC guidance to reduce the spread of illness whenever possible.
We sincerely appreciate your understanding, cooperation, and continued support as we work together to keep Queens Manor a safe and healthy environment for everyone.
Let’s continue looking out for one another and keeping our community strong and healthy. ❤️
John F. Orme, BScN, RN, LTC-CIP, GNC(C)
Director of Care
