Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Advertisement

Proof of vaccination required for visitors

Beginning October 7th, visitors to Almonte General Hospital (AGH) and Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital (CPDMH) will need to be fully vaccinated.  AGH and CPDMH are aligning with other hospitals in the Champlain region to introduce the mandatory vaccination policy.

“Visits from family and caregivers contribute greatly to a patient’s quality of life and well-being and we need to take every precaution to keep our patients, staff, and community safe,” notes President & CEO Mary Wilson Trider. “This new policy aligns with the provincial vaccination directions for healthcare and other organizations.”

Visitors who are not fully vaccinated (having received 2 doses of COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 days prior) will not be permitted to enter the hospitals unless they qualify under a limited number of exceptions. Full details can be found on the hospital websites at www.agh-fvm.com/visitors and www.cpdmh.ca/visitors.  Regardless of vaccination status, no patient will be denied care or service. 

Other visitor guidelines, such as a maximum of designated visitors for each patient, restricted visiting hours, screening at entry, mask-wearing, hand hygiene, and social distancing continue. We will continue to assess the situation and adjust our visitor policy accordingly. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

For the latest updates about COVID-19 testing and vaccinations, please visit the Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit website at www.healthunit.org.  For the latest updates on what we are doing to keep patients safe, please visit our websites at www.almontegeneral.com/coronavirus and www.cpdmh.ca/coronavirus.  Those who need proof of their vaccination status can download a receipt at https://covid19.ontariohealth.ca/.

Article submitted

Advertisement

Hot this week

Series of arrests in Smiths Falls: Impaired driver, robbery and violence charges

9-1-1 call results in arrest of impaired driver On September...

Smiths Falls council delays Code of Conduct sanctions against Coun. Quinn

SMITHS FALLS — A decision on whether to suspend...

Police search underway after breach of intermittent sentence in Smiths Falls

Smiths Falls Police issue warrant for 40-year-old male after...

Smiths Falls Police address crash, bar incident and youth assault in series of responses

SUBMITTED No injuries after collision with hydro pole. Driver facing...

Lanark County author has successful book launch in Perth

Arlene Stafford-Wilson marks her 13th book launch with Lanark...

BAM Week 4 totals climb in Elgin and Westport

Build a Mountain of Food campaign continues to drive...

Rideau Lakes presses BMO on rural branch closures

Council voices concern over the Elgin BMO branch closing...

New Brunswick curler visits Smiths Falls

The Smiths Falls Curling and Squash Club welcomed Rob...

Bears drop tight 6–5 game against Kemptville 73’s

Smiths Falls Bears remain atop Robinson Division despite close...

Three days of festive events bring holiday magic to Mississippi Mills

Mississippi Mills holiday celebrations run Dec. 5–7, featuring Light...

Ontario eviction rules change as new housing law takes effect

Ontario’s Bill 60 just passed, bringing major eviction and...

Perth Tourism lights up the season with Festival of Lights and Drone Show

PERTH — Perth Tourism invites the community to celebrate...

Related Articles

Popular Categories