COVID-19 Communications Hub
Since the beginning of the pandemic, The Culpeper’s leadership team has been working diligently to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The safety, security and health of all our residents is our chief concern. To that end, The Culpeper’s leadership team continues to ask that all team members, residents and visitors follow the guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in an effort to limit the virus’s impact.
The Culpeper’s team will continue with interventions already in place to reduce the risk of virus introduction and transmission.
These interventions include, but are not limited to:
- Screening all individuals who enter the community
- Ongoing education for team members and residents regarding infection control practices
- Appropriate cleaning and disinfecting, particularly for common areas, shared spaces and high-touch surfaces
- Wearing facemasks for everyone on campus, except during dining
- Residents, team members and visitors are encouraged to maintain a social distance to the extent possible
- Monitoring residents’ health and rapid identification/response to signs of illness
- Encouraging/educating residents and team members on the importance of self-reporting any signs of illness and possible exposure to a positive or suspected COVID-19 case
The Culpeper’s leadership team encourages personal protective measures, including, but not limited to:
- Wear facemasks except during dining
- Frequent handwashing
- Avoid touching your face
- Stay home and report to a community team member if you experience any signs of illness, even mild
Re-Opening Update
- Residents may now welcome visitors with appropriate precautions. Details are online.
Community Contact
If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to The Culpeper’s Executive Director Jim Jacobsen at 540-321-1301. Questions may be submitted via email at [email protected].
Latest News
- December 31: COVID-19 Update
- December 30: COVID-19 Update
- December 28: COVID-19 Update
- December 12: COVID-19 Update
- December 8: COVID-19 Update
- October 29: COVID-19 Update
- October 11: COVID-19 Update
- September 27: COVID-19 Update
- September 24: COVID-19 Update
- September 10: COVID-19 Update
- September 2: COVID-19 Update
- August 26: LifeSpire of Virginia COVID-19 Mandate Update
- August 26: COVID-19 Update
- August 19: COVID-19 Update
- August 12: COVID-19 Update
- August 9: COVID-19 Update
- August 3: LifeSpire of Virginia Updated Guidance to Minimize Risk of COVID-19 Infection
- New Visitation and Resident Guidelines
- April 15: Visitation Update
- March 30: COVID-19 Update
- LifeSpire of Virginia Issues Guidance on New CDC Mask Use Protocol
- Re-opening of Visitation for Memory Support
- Reopening of Visitation for Assisted Living and Healthcare
- LifeSpire of Virginia Issues Post-Vaccine Guidance
- February 11: COVID-19 Update
- February 8: COVID-19 Update
- February 1: COVID-19 Update
- January 24: COVID-19 Update
- January 21: COVID-19 Update
- January 19: COVID-19 Update
- January 18: COVID-19 Update
- January 15: COVID-19 Update
- More Than 200 COVID-19 Vaccines Administered at The Culpeper
- January 13: COVID-19 Update
- January 12: COVID-19 Update
- January 8: COVID-19 Update
- January 3: COVID-19 Update
- COVID-19 Update: Testing Plan Details
- COVID-19 Baseline Testing Schedule
- Phase Two Re-opening: COVID-19 Update
- LifeSpire of Virginia Works to Protect Front Line Team Members
- The Culpeper Is Hiring Workers Displaced By COVID-19
- Handcrafting Hope: Culpeper Residents Sew More Than 100 Masks
- LifeSpire of Virginia Delivers 4,400 Masks to The Culpeper
- Residents at The Culpeper Go Digital
- The Culpeper Teams Up With Local Restaurants to Support Healthcare Workers
- Local Florist Surprises Culpeper Residents With Tulip Bouquets
- The Culpeper Grants Team Members Affected by COVID-19 Additional Paid Sick Leave, Free Testing
- The Culpeper Enhances Preventative Measures Based on Federal Guidance
- What Residents at The Culpeper Need to Know About Coronavirus
Additional Resources
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Leading Age of Virginia
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services