April 2, 2020: At Kisco Senior Living, we are committed to helping you stay informed about Coronavirus (COVID-19). Since the first reports of the virus, we have been proactively monitoring the situation and adjusting as it changes rapidly.

Our goal is to create and maintain the safest environment to live and work. Towards this end, and in accordance with continuous updating of Federal (CDC), State, and local guidance, we have been adjusting our operations frequently.

Most recent steps that we’ve taken include:

• Suspending non-essential visits until further notice
• Monitoring the health of all residents and associates daily
• Temporarily suspending all dining room services and activities as we ask residents to self-isolate in their apartments
• Requiring all associates to wear facemasks and other protective equipment

We continue to monitor conditions and will adjust operations as necessary with the health and safety of our residents and associates at the forefront of everything we do.

March 18, 2020: A Message From President & CEO Andy Kohlberg:

At Kisco Senior Living, the health of our residents and associates is our first priority. We are working around  the clock to ensure we do our part to help reduce the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and share the latest information with you as it becomes available. We have deep experience in time tested flu and infection mitigation protocols. We are closely monitoring and implementing COVID-19 prevention guidelines and recommendations
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), and complying
with local, state and federal guidelines and ordinances.

At all of our communities, we have taken additional measures and implemented more stringent controls to help safeguard the well-being of residents and associates. We are restricting all visitors, monitoring and screening all residents and associates for COVID-19 symptoms, increasing disinfection of high-touch and high-traffic areas, and instituting social distancing best practices, particularly at wellness activities and in the dining room. If you have a loved one at a Kisco community, we encourage and support “virtual” visits from family and friends.

I strongly believe that Kisco Senior Living is well positioned to help address this crisis as we have an experienced management team with the strength, courage and sound judgement to manage through this unprecedented crisis.

I’m also extremely proud of and grateful for the incredibly compassionate and dedicated community associates that provide tremendous care and services to residents on a daily basis. We will get through this uncertain time together.

Be safe and healthy,

Andy Kohlberg
President & CEO

At Kisco Senior Living, we are committed to helping you stay informed and prepared about Coronavirus (COVID-19). Since the first reports of the virus, we have been proactively monitoring the situation and working to ensure we are prepared. Our team is well-versed on the guidance from Local, State, and Federal organizations (including the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)) and understands what protocols to follow at our communities.

We will remain proactive and informed and remain committed to ensuring the health and safety of our residents and associates.  Measures in place at all Kisco communities include:

• Ongoing, relevant, up-to-date communications to Residents, Families, and Associates
• Restricting ALL visitors (except in instances of end-of life, or by essential healthcare providers)
• Daily monitoring of all Residents and Associates for
  • Fever
  • Cough
  • Recent travel to areas of concern
• Increased disinfecting of high-touch and high-traffic areas
• Reducing size of groups in Dining Rooms and Wellness Activities (while practicing social distancing)
• Encouraging and supporting “virtual” visits (FaceTime, etc)

At Kisco we remain focused on prevention and protection, maintaining the safest environment for residents and associates. We have signage posted throughout our communities reminding everyone of the simple steps that can be taken to protect themselves and limit the spread of germs and have posted entry requirements at key locations. Our number one priority is and will always be the health and well-being of our residents, their families, and our associates.

(Media inquiries: mcook@thepointgroup.com)

For more information and to speak with an executive director, please call the community directly.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

California Department of Public Health

Virginia Department of Health

Florida Department of Health

Hawaii Department of Health

Utah Department of Health

Bridgepoint at Los Altos: 650-948-7337
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Byron Park: 925-937-1700
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Cypress Court: 760-747-1940
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Drake Terrace: 415-491-1935
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Emerald Court: 714-778-5100
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Park Plaza: 714-997-5355
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Park Terrace: 949-888-2250
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Valencia Terrace: 951-273-1300
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Abbotswood at Irving Park: 336-282-8870
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Abbotswood at Stonehenge: 919-847-3202
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Heritage Greens: 336-299-4400
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Magnolia Glen: 919-841-4747
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The Cardinal at North Hills: 984-204-8444
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Woodland Terrace: 919-465-0356
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Florida

La Posada: 561-514-5114
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The Fountains of Melbourne: 321-984-1494
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Hawaii

'Ilima at Leihano: 808-674-8022
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Utah

Cedarwood at Sandy: 801-572-4456
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Sagewood at Daybreak: 801-938-9389
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Virginia

First Colonial Inn: 757-428-2884
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