Access to our facilities

A family caregiver is someone who, on a continuous or occasional basis, provides support to a family member who has a temporary or permanent disability and with whom they share an emotional bond, whether family or not. Support is offered on a nonprofessional basis, in an informal setting without regard to the age, living environment, or the nature of the disability of the family member, be it physical, psychic, psychosocial, or other. It can take a variety of forms, such as assisting with personal care, providing emotional support, or coordination of care and services. 

A visitor is someone who wishes to visit the user but is not a family member close or immediate and does not fall within the definition of a family caregiver.

Source: quebec.ca/covid-19

1. Disinfect your hands when entering and leaving the facility.
2. Maintain a physical distance of 2 m at all times
3. Practice respiratory etiquette (cough or sneeze into your elbow, discard the tissue immediately after use, and wash your hands immediately).
4. Wear a face covering or procedure mask at all times.

Informal caregivers, visitors and volunteers who have have COVID-19 associated symptoms, are waiting for a COVID-19 test result, or are infected with COVID-19 will not be admitted in our facilities.

• How to Hand Rub > This link will pop up in a new window.
• How to Hand Wash >This link will pop up in a new window.
• How tu use a face covering or a mask >
• Parking > (French)