The Lindell House- Airbnb

09/06/2024

I am so happy to announce the new owner of The Lindell House- Keosha Maddox!!The home will finally be able to be used for what Louie and I built it for: A beautiful home in the country providing care for those who can no longer remain in their own homes. Keosha already has a Family Care Home home in Greene County and is ready to expand her talents to The Lindell House. Please contact her if she can meet your needs. We have prayed together over this home and believe God is going to use it to be a blessing for those who need it. Keosha's contact info is: 1 615-426-6174 keosha_houston@yahoo.com.

Terri Johnson

11/10/2021

03/28/2021

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Find out what makes Terri so special as an Airbnb Host.

10/30/2020

While Covid continues to lurk around and no one is moving at
this time, we have decided to operate as an Airbnb until things get back to "normal". Check out our listing.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/45988087?preview_for_ml=true...

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07/29/2020

The Lindell House
Infection Control Plan

Visitation
1. Visitors should remain in resident rooms. This allows for social distancing within their room and limits visitor movement within the home. If visitor needs to enter other parts of the home, we ask that they continue to practice 6-foot social distancing as well as wear a face mask.
2. Staff will screen visitors for symptoms of illness i.e. check temperature, monitor for cough/cold symptoms, known exposure to COVID-19, and ensure presence of a face covering.
4. The home has the right to refuse visitation based upon screening and adherence to infection control measures including hand hygiene, use of face covering, and social distancing.
5. We are limiting the number of visitors to 2 per individual at a time/per day.
7. Visitors should not enter the home before being screened.
8. We will disinfect any areas of the home where visitors have been with an approved EPA registered disinfectant after each visit.
Communal Dining
1. Ensure 6 feet of space between each individual.
2. Plate food individually rather than family style.
3. Emphasize hand hygiene before and after meals.
Outside Activities (MD Visits, family home visits etc.)
1. Adhere to infection prevention measures including hand hygiene, use of face covering, and social distancing
2. Ensure face covering for all individuals.
3. Maintain social distance wherever possible, particularly in community settings. It is important to avoid close contact (being within 6 feet for 15 minutes or longer).
4. Ask residents upon return if they have had any exposure or close contacts with known COVID-19 (Close contact is defined as being within 6 feet for 15 minutes or longer).

Staff
Staff will check temperature upon arriving to work. Staff will not come to work if exhibiting symptoms of illness such as GI symptoms, malaise and/or excessive fatigue, cough/cold symptoms or known exposure to COVID-19.
Staff will practice good hand hygiene throughout their shift with frequent washing of hands with antibacterial soap upon arrival to work, before cooking, before leaving restroom, after laundry and housework, before resident contact and after resident contact.
Staff will attempt to maintain 6-foot social distancing with residents. If closer contact is warranted, staff will wear a face mask and wash hands before and after contact with resident.
Bathrooms will be cleaned twice a day with approved EPA registered disinfectant and more often if needed.
Kitchen area will be cleaned at least 3 times a day with approved EPA registered disinfectant with each meal and/or food prep.
Trash cans will be emptied daily.
Mail/packages will be wiped with approved EPA registered disinfectant before delivery to resident.