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Update as of 8/22/2022
Effective August 22, 2022 North Country HealthCare’s mask requirements for patients will be determined by COVID-19 transmission risk levels. Risk levels will vary by community. Please refer to posted signage at your local North Country HealthCare, or call to determine risk level in your community.
Arrival – Staff members will screen patients for COVID-19 related symptoms at the door. If you are experiencing any sick symptoms (cough, fever, runny nose, sore throat, etc.) when you arrive for your appointment, please stay outside and call to let us know you have arrived.
Face Masks – If you are required to wear a mask in one of our buildings, please wear a well-fitting Level 3 or greater surgical face mask. Face shields, gators, bandannas or winter clothing used as a face covering are not allowed. If you do not have an approved face mask, we can provide you with one. Thank you for helping protect our patients and staff!
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