New easing of restrictions means increased access to visitors and the community, but the Public Health measures have not eased.
Phase II Visitation Rules
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What’s New
June 1st Update to Visitation Rules
There have been a few important changes to visitation effective Wednesday, June 2 at 11:00 am
Visitation Update – March 31st, 2021
Please see the following update regarding our visitation restrictions. You will notice that there is an updated email address and phone number in order to book Indoor visits.
Designated Care Providers Notice – Feb 26 2021
Changes in policy due to concerns pertaining to the additional COVID-19 restrictions being applied to Halifax, Hants and Lunenburg Counties.
Christmas Visitiation – Dec. 17th, 2020
Dr.Strang made an announcement regarding LTC visitation in Nova Scotia. We will be implementing the following visitation effective Monday, Dec. 21st
Updated Visitation Restrictions – Dec. 2nd, 2020
Yesterday Dr Strang announced that Designated Care Providers (DCPs) will be reduced to one (1) person in LTC facilities from two (2).
Visitation Rules – Nov. 25th, 2020
Public Health has confirmed we are into the second wave of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia.
New Visitation Changes – November 20, 2020
Dr. Strang made some changes to LTC restrictions today during the press conference at 1:30pm.
New Visitation Changes-November 20, 2020
Dr. Strang made some changes to LTC restrictions today during the press conference at 1:30pm.
Update on Family Visitation Rules
I am reaching out today to remind everyone in the R.K. Community that we need to practice Public Health measures and follow visitation rules strictly.
Guidelines – Off Site Visits with Family
Residents are now able to go offsite and spend time in family homes.
Visitation Overview – September 17th, 2020
Prior to all visits, visitors must be screened using the provincial screening tool.
Our Core Values
This morning we’re revisiting our Core Values Video which reminds us of the importance of living our Core Values each and every day in support of our mission and vision.
Compassion in Action: Enriching the lives of Nova Scotians
This campaign highlights the commitment of continuing care employees to promoting the happiness, health, wellbeing, and independence of their clients.
Bullying in The Workplace
On September 12, 2024, the RK MacDonald wore pink to signify that bullying is unacceptable in our workplace – and that we as a community will not accept bullying.
Family Council Invitation
The Council is recruiting new members and asks that if wish to join the Council or wish to receive information about the role of the Council, please contact us!
RK Family Council Meeting
The RK Family Council will be hosting a meeting with guest speaker Joanne MacKenzie.
2024 Resident & Family Satisfaction Survey Results
The Resident & Family Satisfaction Surveys were carried out in November / December of 2024.
Change to Date
The guest speaker will be Joanne MacKenzie. Family & friends are welcome to attend – please consider joining our Family Council.