POWERED BY Calendly Premier Care Center Premier Care Center Visitation 45 min 2990 E. Ramon Road Palm Springs CA 92264 PLEASE READ BELOW. Failure to follow the instructions listed could result in the cancellation of your appointment. Riverside County Public Health Department and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) have laid out requirements to be able to take visitation. State Public Health Officer Order of August 5, 2021 Pursuant to the Order implemented by the State Public Health Officer of the State of California, effective August 11, 2021: Fully vaccinated visitors are eligible for visitations. Visitors must provide proof of vaccination using the following modes: COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card a photo of a Vaccination Record Card as a separate document; or a photo of the client's Vaccination Record Card stored in a phone or electronic device; or documentation of COVID-19 vaccination from a health care provider; or digital record that includes a QR code that displays necessary information when scanned by a SMART Health card reader All visitors are REQUIRED to bring their own N-95 mask. All unvaccinated/partially vaccinated visitors are eligible for indoor visits only if they can show documentation of a negative COVID-19 test where the specimen collected occurred within 72 hours of desired visitation date and for which the test results are available at the time of entry to the facility. If you are unable to produce a negative test result, you may call the facility to schedule a window visit or face time call with your loved one. All visitors, regardless of vaccination status or test result must: wear a well-fitting face mask upon entry and at all times with the facility wear any other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) while in the patient's room that facility personnel deem appropriate to the situation; and physically distance from health care personnel and other patients/residents/visitors that are not part of their visit at all times while in the facility. Additionally, In order to come visit your loved one, you must have an appointment. Each visit will last 1 hour. Only 1 person will be able to visit a resident at a time. Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your appointment time. You will be screened in the lobby area, and given the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). We do ask that you bring your own mask and face shield to the facility. If you arrive more than 10 minutes early, we encourage you to stay in your car until your allotted appointment time. Please do not wait in the lobby, we will be unable to maintain social distancing and required infection prevention practices. Once you check in at the lobby, you will be directed on where to go for your visit. You must ear the required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) provided by the facility at all times (including an isolation gown, mask, face shield and gloves). Failure to do so may result in cancelation of your appointment. Please make sure that you stay 6 feet apart from your loved one when you visit. Unfortunately, there is no touching, hugging, kissing, etc., for unvaccinated visitors. If these rules are broken, we will have to cancel the visit and limit your future visitation. This is very important. Once the hour-long visit has completed, you will be able to remove the gown and gloves (if applicable) in the room, and you will exit the facility the same way you came in. In order to give every resident a chance to have a visit, please do not schedule multiple visits within a short period of time. If you are scheduling multiple visits in one day or before other people have visits, your appointments will be cancelled. A few more things... According to CDPH, California is currently experiencing the fastest increase in COVID-19 cases during the entire pandemic. The Delta Variant, which is very highly contagious and possibly more virulent, is currently the most common variant causing new infections in California. If you have any symptoms or have come in contact with anyone suspected of having COVID-19, please do not come to the facility for at least 14 days. Riverside County, CDPH and CMS changes regulation almost weekly. It is entire possible that new regulations will come out and we will have to adjust our visitation policy. The facility will keep everyone updated if and when that happens. While we are overjoyed to allow visitation to occur in our facility, our number one priority is you loved one's safety. The facility reserves the right to ask any visitor at any time to leave the facility if infection practices are not being met. This may include but not limited to: improper use of PPE, wandering in hallways, delaying other visitors visits, using entry way other than the front door, attempting to allow other unscreened visitors in, etc.. Select a Date & Time December 2021 December is now displayed MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Central European Time (20:58) Do you agree to cookies? We use cookies in the delivery of our services.To learn about the cookies we use and information about your preferences and opt-out choices, please click here. By using our platform you agree to our use of cookies. Agree & Proceed