do not bring children to visit at care homes if they're unwellĪs a relative or friend, you do not need to physically distance from your loved one or wear a face covering or mask while you are visiting.avoid visiting the care home and meeting up with residents if you live with someone who is following the stay at home advice.you should be fully vaccinated against coronavirus (and other infectious diseases) given many people living in care homes are at risk of more severe illness from infections however, vaccination is not obligatory for visits.do not visit if you have coronavirus symptoms or if you have tested positive for coronavirus or have any other symptom of infectious illness – instead, follow the stay at home advice and avoid meeting others, including care home residents during this time.People living in care homes are typically more vulnerable to severe consequences and illness as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19) and other infections. Read the latest guidance from the Scottish Government on the remaining protective measures in adult care homes, including updates on visiting.Ĭommunity groups can now also visit care homes (including older adult care homes). organise with the care home to bring pets.bring children or babies to the care home.organise day trips and outings or have your loved one to stay over.help with personal care tasks – please discuss this with the care home first who will advise on infection prevention and control measures.hug and kiss the person you are visiting, recognising that there are still some risks of spreading coronavirus and other infections.visit your loved one in their room without the need for either of you to wear a face covering or physically distance.visit with other people, although numbers may be limited by room size.Essential visits for circumstances such as end-of-life or distress for the resident or relative should always be supported.Īs a relative or friend of a care home resident, when there is no outbreak in the care home, you can:
People living in care homes should still be able to see their named visitors. Ordinarily, there should be no restrictions to the frequency or length of visits or outings, unless there is a coronavirus (COVID-19) or other infectious outbreak within the home or any other issue.ĭuring outbreaks, the local Health Protection Team might advise a pause on routine visiting. Care homes are expected and encouraged to support meaningful contact between residents and their loved ones both in and out of the home.
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