We continue to closely monitor the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It remains our goal to stay vigilant and focused on creating the safest possible environment for our residents and employees at Longhorn Village. Although significant progress has been made against the COVID-19 fight in Texas, we remind all residents, family members and team members that it is important to “stay the course” and continue to follow all guidance from local, state and federal officials.

We are thinking of our frontline heroes and are thankful for their dedicated service and care to our residents. We recognize and appreciate the hard work of all our team members and what they are doing to save lives.

As of now, Travis County stay-at-home orders remain in effect, therefore we are still restricting all visitors to our campus until further notice. Exceptions to this precaution includes visits to hospice residents imminently close to end of life, and those who are gravely ill. These exceptions will be considered rare and evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Continuing to restrict outside visitors will reduce infection control risks moving forward. Here are just a few of the many ways to stay in touch with your loved ones during this difficult time of social distancing:

• Make frequent phone calls.
• Use Facetime, Skype or Zoom to connect.
• Send your message through Care Cards at https://www.longhornvillage.com/about-us/care-cards/
• Mail a care package or card.

The health and welfare of our residents continues to be our priority. We appreciate your support in keeping our residents and team members safe. Please feel free to reach out at any time with concerns or questions.

As the number of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) cases in the United States — and more specifically in the Austin area — increases, we continue to monitor and mitigate risks for Longhorn Village Residents and team members. Our leadership team reviews the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and city and state recommendations daily. We will continue to share critical and relevant information with our residents and families regarding steps we are taking to keep our community safe.

To continue to provide safety and security for our residents and team members, we are still restricting all visitors to our campus until further notice. Exceptions to this precaution include visits to hospice residents imminently close to end of life, and those who are gravely ill. These exceptions will be considered rare and evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

We will continue to evaluate the situation, evolve our plans as necessary and keep our residents and their families updated.

We believe restricting outside visitors will reduce infection control risks moving forward. Here are just a few of many ways to stay in touch with your loved ones during this difficult time of recommended social isolation:

• Make frequent phone calls.
• Use FaceTime or Skype and Zoom to connect.
• Send your message through Care Cards at https://longhornvillage.com/about-us/care-cards/
• Mail a care package or card.

We have and continue to ensure our residents are provided or have access to all essential needs and services. We appreciate your support in keeping our residents and team members safe. Please feel free to reach out at any time with concerns or questions.

As the number of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) cases in the United States increases, we continue to monitor and mitigate risks for Longhorn Village team members and residents. Our leadership team reviews the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and city and state recommendations daily. We will continue to share critical and relevant information with you regarding steps we are taking to keep our community safe

To continue to provide safety and security for our residents and team members, we have made the decision to restrict all visitors to our campus until further notice. Exceptions to this precaution include visits to hospice residents imminently close to end of life, and those who are gravely ill. These exceptions will be considered rare and evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

We are reevaluating these precautions daily and will make changes as guidance recommends it.

We believe restricting outside visitors will reduce infection control risks moving forward. There are a number of ways for you to stay in touch with your loved ones including:

• Make frequent phone calls.
• Use Facetime or Skype to connect.
• Send your message through Care Cards at https://longhornvillage.com/about-us/care-cards/
• Mail a care package or card.

We appreciate your support in keeping our residents and team members safe. Please feel free to reach out at any time with concerns or questions.

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