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[…] hospital or when they first come home, people are dropping by to visit; food is being dropped off at home; and people are calling and texting for updates. As time goes by, this often changes. You may realize your social circle, and the social circle of your friend or family member, has decreased significantly […]
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[…] hospitals have a discharge planning team that will give you as much notice and assistance as possible when coordinating their departure. It’s important to note that de pending on your area and the hospital, they may not have the same resources. If possible, start planning as early as possible and involve the individual in […]
[…] for the federal election there will be: Hand sanitizer stations Physical distancing markers Only one worker per desk behind a plexiglass barrier Election workers wearing masks Single-use pencil given to you to mark your ballot Single-use masks for you to wear if you did not bring your own mask If you need an election […]