Coffey County to Observe Kansas Plan (May 1, 2020)

Governor's Plan for Reopening Kansas (May 1, 2020)

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News Releases from the Coffey County Health Department

Kansas Governor Issues Statewide Stay-at-Home Order

Coffey County Self-Quarantine Order

Coffey County Stay at Home Order

The following websites include the most up-to-date and reliable information and resources related to COVID-19.

• Kansas Department of Health and Environment - COVID-19
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - COVID-19
• World Health Organization -COVID-19

Four Things You Need to Know About Close Contact

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Dr. Shell's Video Report 4/17/20

Dr. Shell's Video Report, March 29, 2020:

Dr. Shell's Video Report, March 25, 2020:

If you have questions about these county-wide orders, please call the Coffey County Health Department at (620) 364-8631.

Keeping you safe

We have safety measures throughout Coffey Health System to protect against COVID-19 infection. Please note that these precautions are subject to change.

• For the safety of our patients and residents, visitation is not allowed at Coffey County Hospital, The Meadows in Burlington, or Sunset Manor in Waverly. The only exceptions at the hospital are: one support person for labor & deliver, one guardian for pediatrics, and one loved one for patients approaching end of life.
• Drivers accompanying surgery patients must wait in their cars.
• Patients coming into the hospital, ER, or a CHS clinic will be screened for a fever and complete a form. This is not a COVID-19 test!  Your physician will decide if a COVID-19 test is necessary.
  
• If you are experiencing a cough or fever over 100 degrees and feel that you need medical assistance,  PLEASE CALL before you arrive. You might be told to enter through a different door or maybe even to wait in your car while staff comes to you. If necessary, you might be issued a mask to wear.
  
• Everyone—including our entire staff—is screened upon entering a CHS facility. Patients with a cough or fever over 100 degrees will wear a mask.
  
• No hospital visitors are allowed (exceptions: one visitor for obstetrics, pediatrics, or when end-of-life is imminent).
  
• The hospital cafeteria is closed to the public.
  
• Our gift shop is closed until further notice.