Wellness Passport

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
In the last 10 days, have you experienced any of these symptoms?(Required)
Choose any/all that are new, worsening, and not related to other known causes or conditions that you already have. Select No, if none of these apply.
Do you have one or more of the following symptoms?(Required)
Fever and/or Chills – Temperature of 37.8o Celsius/100o Fahrenheit or higher
Cough or barking cough (croup) – Not related to asthma, post-infectious reactive airways, COPD, or other known causes or conditions you already have
Shortness of Breath – Not related to asthma or other known causes or conditions you already have
Decrease or loss of smell or taste – Not related to seasonal allergies, neurological disorders, or other know causes or conditions you already have
Muscle aches/joint pain – Unusual, long-lasting (not related to a sudden injury, fibromyalgia, or other known causes or conditions you already have)
If you received a COVID-19 and/or flu vaccination in the last 48 hours and are experiencing mild fatigue that only began after vaccination, select “No”
Fatigue – Unusual tiredness, lack of energy (not related to depression, insomnia, thyroid dysfunction, or other known causes or conditions you already have)
If you received a COVID-19 and/or flu vaccination in the last 48 hours and are experiencing mild fatigue that only began after vaccination, select “No”
Sore Throat – Painful or difficulty swallowing (not related to post-nasal drip, acid reflux, or other known causes or conditions you already have)
Runny or Stuff/Congested Nose – Not related to seasonal allergies, being outside in cold weather, or other know causes or conditions you already have
Headache – New, unusual, long-lasting (not related to tension-type headaches, chronic migraines, or other known causes or conditions you already have)
If you received a COVID-19 and/or flu vaccination in the last 48 hours and are experiencing a headache that only began after vaccination, select “No”
Nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea – Not related to irritable bowel syndrome, anxiety, menstrual cramps, or other known cause or condition you already have
In the last 10 days (regardless of whether you are currently self-isolating or not), have you been identified as a “close contact” of someone (regardless of whether you live with them or not) who has tested positive for COVID-19 or have symptoms consistent with COVID-19?(Required)
In the last 10 days (regardless of whether you are currently self-isolating or not), have you tested positive including on a rapid antigen test or a home-based self-testing kit?(Required)
If you have since tested negative on a lab-based PCR test, select “No”
Have you been told that you should currently be quarantining, isolating, staying at home, or not attending a highest risk setting (e.g., LTCH or RH)?(Required)
Could include being told by a Doctor, Health Care provider, Public Health Unit, Federal Border Agent, or other Government Authority.
Note: There are federal requirements (https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid) for individuals who travelled outside of Canada, even if exempt from quarantine.
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Infection Prevention and Control

Trillium Retirement Living will take all reasonable steps and implement appropriate control measures to support the prevention and monitoring of illness. We strongly encourage everyone to follow established health and safety practices in accordance with current public health guidance.

Visitor Wellness & Safety Requirements

To help protect the health and well-being of residents, staff, and visitors, the following requirements apply to all visits:

Wellness Screening

• Visitors must complete the Wellness Passport screening each time they visit.
• Entry may be limited if screening requirements are not met, unless an exception applies in accordance with residence policy.

Infection Prevention & Control (IPAC)

Visitors are expected to follow all IPAC practices, including:

• Washing or sanitizing hands before, during, and after each visit
• Wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (such as a mask) when required by the residence

Illness Precautions

• When a resident is on illness-related precautions, Essential Visitors only may be permitted.
• General Visitors are encouraged to postpone visits if they are unwell or recently experienced symptoms.
• If a visit is essential to a resident’s mental or physical well-being, visitors may attend while following all required precautions, including wearing a mask if directed.

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Respiratory Etiquette

Using proper respiratory etiquette helps reduce the spread of illness. When coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve rather than your hands. This helps limit the spread of germs; however, it remains important to clean your hands after coughing or sneezing.

Hand Hygiene

Hand hygiene refers to any method of cleaning the hands and is a fundamental part of infection prevention and control. Touching your eyes, nose, or mouth without first cleaning your hands, or coughing or sneezing into your hands, can allow germs to enter the body. Practicing good hand hygiene is one of the most effective ways to reduce the spread of illness and protect both yourself and others.