Chapleau Health Services says visitors are not permitted until further notice, while anyone experiencing new cough or cold symptoms and fever after travelling to an impacted area - or contact with someone who has - is advised to self-isolate for fourteen days and monitor symptoms, though medical attention's advised if you experience shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, or a continuous fever above 38 degrees Celsius.
Wawa's Lady Dunn Health Centre is allowing visitors, but says "active screening" is in place: all out-patients and visitors must enter through the main entrance for active screening at registration, and anyone who is unwell is urged not to visit Long-Term Care residents or patients, while screening will also be done in pre-appointment reminder calls.
It also advises anyone who attended the recent PDAC conference to monitor symptoms for fourteen days, and self-isolate if any develop, calling health care professionals or Algoma Public Health to arrange for testing.