PATIENT SYMPTOM MONITORING

We are prepared to quickly identify and separate patients and families with symptoms of COVID-19. All patients and visitors will be screened upon entry to the facility and instructed to continue wearing a mask.

We are restricting visitor access to only those who are essential for the patient's care. Visitors will be screened for fever and symptoms of COVID-19 prior to entry. Visitors will be asked to wear their cloth face covering and limit their movement in the facility.

STAFF SYMPTOM MONITORING

We are monitoring all staff for symptoms of COVID-19. We are instructing staff who have symptoms of COVID-19 (e.g., fever, cough. shortness of breath) to stay home and not come to work.

We are continuing our routine cleaning and disinfection procedures as these procedures are recommended for protecting patients from COVID-19 in health centers. Any surface, supplies, or equipment located within the patient area will continue to be disinfected or discarded between patients.

We are providing extra training for staff about the importance of hand hygiene, face masks, respiratory hygiene, proper use of PPE, cough etiquette and cleaning protocols.

ENCOURAGING QUESTIONS

We are encouraging patients and staff to share all questions and concerns related to COVID-19. Don't be afraid to use your voice. It is okay to ask staff questions about treatment changes and ways to protect yourself and your family.

Blog Archives - Hamilton Community Health Network

Strengthening the community during this year’s National Health Center Week

Every year during the month of August, National Health Center Week is celebrated to raise awareness for the work and accomplishments achieved by the country’s numerous health centers. Community Health Centers, such as Hamilton Community Health Network, are the pillars...

Hamilton on the Road

Each year health centers recognize National Health Center Week across the country. It is a time when we focus on building stronger communities and educating the public about healthcare options. Hamilton Community Health Network is honored to be one of...

National Health Center Week

For the past decade Hamilton Community Health Network has been bringing our community together with events such as Patient Appreciation Day, Family Fun Day, and Healthcare for the Homeless during the first couple of weeks in August. What many people...

Hamilton-McFarlan Brings Relief to Residents of McFarlan in the form of Convenient and Quality Healthcare

Hamilton-McFarlan is now open and in just a week’s time its impact is already immeasurable. Many of the residents of McFarlan have not been able to access health services and now Hamilton has bridged the gap to providing world-class care...

Hamilton selects Nurse Practitioner Shelia Thomas to serve as primary care provider at newest clinic

Born and raised in Flint, MI, Nurse Practitioner Sheila Thomas knew from a very early age that she wanted to work in medicine. After tragic circumstances left her mother paralyzed, Sheila took on the responsibility of caring for her mother...

COVID Vaccine Myths Podcast

Dr. Aisha Harris of Hamilton’s North Pointe clinic talked with Chris McKinney of WDZZ this past weekend about the myths and hesitancy around the COVID vaccine. If you’re nervous about getting the vaccine, think it’s unsafe, or think the vaccine...

Quality – Always A Team Approach

In the last few decades, we have seen a change when it comes to health care and how patients and their doctors work together. Years ago, the doctor would tell patients, ‘Take two of these and call me in the...

Addicted to Better: A Story of Resilience and Redemption

Barbara, 62, from Detroit, Michigan has experienced many ups and downs in her life, and she’ll be the first to tell you that her response to those challenges was toxic. Like many people across the country even the globe, Barbara...

Community Health Workers – Healthcare Beyond the Clinic

Hamilton Community Health Network offers Community Health Workers as a resource and support system to our patients. Community Health Workers (CHWs) are trained to become aware of a patient’s health from their overall physical and mental health to their environmental...

Hamilton & University of Michigan Work Together to Prevent Eye Diseases

Hamilton Community Health Network and the University of Michigan MI-SIGHT program are collaborating to provide eye care to our community members through a research study. The program offers eye disease screenings and free or low-cost glasses to patients. This University...