COVID-19: MJHS Health System Updates
As you’re aware, COVID-19 is a rapidly spreading respiratory illness that is now in the Greater New York area. Most people who get the virus will feel like they have a bad cold or flu. A smaller group may experience severe illness and require hospitalization. The frail, elderly and residents of nursing homes, who are often already at-risk, have a greater chance of getting COVID-19 and becoming seriously ill.
MJHS is committed to helping our patients, residents members and staff remain informed and as safe as possible during the COVID-19 outbreak.
For our latest updates:
MJHS has spent more than $1 million on securing personal protective equipment (PPE) for our staff, providing all non-essential employees with the technology to work remotely, as well as ensuring our most vulnerable and alone patients have what they need to stay as healthy and independent as possible.
Your team at Elderplan/HomeFirst would like to provide you with some important information about COVID-19, the new Coronavirus, and how you can help protect yourself.
Your team at MJHS Hospice would like to provide you with some important information about COVID-19, the new Coronavirus, the steps we’re taking to ensure safe home visits and how you can help protect yourself.
Your team at MJHS Home Care would like to provide you with some important information about COVID-19, the new Coronavirus, the steps we’re taking to ensure safe home visits and how you can help protect yourself.
We know that many family members are worried about COVID-19, the new coronavirus. I want to provide an update about what we are doing to protect your loved one at Menorah Center.
We know that many family members are worried about COVID-19, the new coronavirus. I want to provide an update about what we are doing to protect your loved one at Isabella Center.