Visiting will be limited at North Shore Health Network as a result of the outbreak
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared by Algoma Public Health at the North Shore Health Network's Acute Care Unit in Blind River.Further information is included in the following press release from the Municipality of Huron Shores:
As part of ongoing, proactive surveillance and case finding, COVID-19 has been confirmed on the Acute Care Unit of the North Shore Health Network located in Blind River. As a result, Algoma Public Health is declaring an outbreak. NSHN is working closely with APH to take actions to keep workers, providers, patients and visitors safe including monitoring all patients for new symptoms, closing the unit to new admissions, and implementing visiting restrictions.End-of-life patients will have a visiting plan developed with the Nursing Team. Visitors are required to wear a medical mask at all times, and to perform hand hygiene upon entry and exit.
The North Shore Health Network will continue to provide updates on the status of the outbreak. Thank you for your understanding and for treating our workers with kindness and respect. For more information on COVID-19 and what to do if you have symptoms, please visit Algoma Public Health’s website
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