Amie Holt Care Center
Amie Holt Care Center COVID update
The Amie Holt Care Center is under outbreak status as deemed by the CDC, meaning a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. When a staff member tests positive, the infection prevention team investigates to determine if other staff or residents may have been exposed. COVID-19 testing will be completed for residents and staff if…
Read MoreAHCC expands visitation
We are excited to announce that visitation restrictions are being loosened in the long-term care setting, which will allow in-room visitation with the residents. This change will be in effect at Amie Holt Care Center beginning on Monday March 29, 2021. Our Activities Department and volunteers will screen visitors at the main entry doors and…
Read MoreAHCC Update – December 9th, 2020
Meet Sam! We have a new, friendly face at the Care Center. Introducing, Samantha Kessler. She will be taking over as the new Amie Holt Care Center Social Worker. If you have not heard from her yet, you will soon. Sam is local and lives here in Buffalo with her husband and three children. She…
Read MoreAmie Holt Open to Outdoor Visitation
Tests All Negative August 12, 2020. AHCC is pleased to report that all COVID-19 tests on residents and staff are negative at this time. That means that we are again allowing family outdoor visitation by appointment on a limited basis. The coronavirus pandemic presents us with a challenge, unlike anything we’ve seen in our lifetimes.…
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Rhiannon’s Blog Week 5
Rhiannon Fowler shares information “from the indside” at AHCC during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Read MoreA how-to guide on video chatting with loved ones at AHCC
Requirements: An internet connection. Preferably Wi-Fi A working email address that you have set up on your phone. If you’re using the desktop/laptop method then you don’t have to have email on your phone. Have your email address ready for the nurse. A smartphone that has a front-facing camera/microphone. OR a Laptop with a built-in…
Read MoreJCHC Prepared for Coronavirus. A Letter from the CEO v2
Dear Johnson County Community Members, The spread of the COVID19 is an increasing concern for Johnson County. COVID19 often has symptoms similar to the flu and include fever, cough and tiredness. However, some people who become infected do not develop any symptoms. Most people recover from the disease without needing special treatment. However, the COVID19…
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