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Tri Valley Health System Question and Answers Regarding COVID-19 Vaccinations
Tri Valley Health System is committed to the health and well-being of all communities in which we provide health care services to. Tri Valley Health System has intentions and plans to host and offer COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics once vaccinations are available.
Question: Where do we find information regarding upcoming vaccination clinics? Answer: Information will be posted on TVHS website https://www.trivalleyhealth.com/ and TVHS Facebook page. If time permits we will also post a flyer in local newspapers.
Question: Where do I sign up to be on a waiting list for a COVID-19 Vaccine? Answer: TVHS is not accepting a waiting list at this time. We encourage all to sign up using Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department waiting list. The waiting list can be accessed at the following link: https://www.swhealth.ne.gov/featured/1.
Question: Where do I access Emergency Use Authorization forms on both COVID-19 Vaccines currently being offered? Answer: COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Recipient/Caregiver Fact Sheets are available at the following link: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/eua/index.html
Question: What is the V-Safe program offered by the CDC? Answer: V-safe is a smartphone-based tool that uses text messaging and web surveys to provide personalized health check-ins after you receive a COVID-19 vaccination. Through V-Safe, you can quickly tell CDC if you have any side effects after getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Depending on your answers, someone from CDC may call to check on you. V-Safe will remind you to get your second COVID-19 vaccine dose if you need one. Your participation in CDC’s V-Safe makes a difference, it helps keep COVID-19 vaccines safe.
Question: Does Tri Valley Health System have COVID-19 vaccine educational flyers available? Answer: Yes, TVHS has flyers available in printable versions if requested. Flyers are available in all TVHS locations and departments at TVHS. Please ask a team member of TVHS to provide you a printed copy.
Question: Does Tri Valley Health System offer electronic flyers? Answer: Yes, TVHS has electronic flyers available. Please email info@trivalleyhealth.com if you would like us to send you an electronic copy of the following: 1. TVHS Vaccine fact sheet, 2. EUA for both COVID-19 Vaccines, 3. Flyer with information regarding Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department Waiting list link, 4. V-Safe informational flyer.

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Tri Valley Health System revises visitors restrictions

The health and safety of patients, employees, visitors, and communities is a top priority at Tri Valley Health System, while we also understand how important the support of loved ones and friends are to patient’s health and wellbeing. Effective, Saturday, January 9, 2021 Tri Valley Health System will be making the following changes for visitors:
• Inpatient: One adult visitor per day during visitor hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Visitors from 5pm-7pm will present to the Emergency Department screening station.
• Outpatient departments, clinics, and same day services will be allowed one support person to accompany the patient.
• Emergency department: One support person may accompany emergency department patients 24/7.
• OB and Post-partum patients are allowed one support person upon admission, to remain through discharge.
• Special circumstances will be allowed such as end of life.
• Visitors are not allowed for patients on isolation precautions in all locations, confirmed positive COVID-19 patients, those patients awaiting COVID-19 test results.
• Assisted Living Facility visitors are still not allowed per Department of Health and Human Services recommendations.
• The Cafeteria and Gift Shop are open to patients and visitors who have been screened for entry. The gift shop has online shopping available at https://tvhsgiftshop.square.site/
All visitors and support persons entering a TVHS location must:
• Be age 19 or older.
• Pass a health screening, including a temperature check. Any visitor or support person that shows symptoms or has a temperature higher than 100 degrees, will not be allowed to visit or accompany the patient.
• Wear a mask. Visitors and support persons are asked to bring their own cloth mask or face covering to wear throughout their entire visit.
Tri Valley Health System CEO Jessica Fisher said, “Tri Valley Health System continues to follow all recommendations from the Centers of Disease Control, Department of Health and Human Services, and our local public health department to ensure that we are keeping employees, patients, visitors and our communities safe. We appreciate your understanding and support and ask for your continued patience while we continue to evolve during this pandemic.” If you have any questions about our visitor restrictions please contact us at 308-697-3329, email info@trivalleyhealth.com or visit www.trivalleyhealth.com

Virtual Appointments Available at Tri Valley Health System
Convenient access to medical care via smartphone, tablet or computer
Tri Valley Health System is now offering virtual clinic appointments. The virtual clinic enables patients to conduct visits with Tri Valley Health System Providers virtually anywhere via video on a computer or smart phone Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tri Valley Health System Providers will provide virtual care for a variety of common conditions such as cold and flu, pink eye, sinus infections, allergies, rashes, back pain, and urinary tract infections. Patients do not need to be an existing patient of Tri Valley Health System to use the virtual care clinic, but new patients will need to contact Tri Valley Health System to receive log-in information to access the service on the Patient Portal.
Patients can simply request an appointment by logging onto the Patient Portal at www.trivalleyhealth.com or call 1-308-697-3329 to get started. A virtual visit takes place via video or phone using a smartphone, tablet or computer, and typically lasts about 20 minutes. If needed, prescriptions are electronically routed to the patient’s preferred pharmacy.
“We are extremely excited to be able to offer this new service for our patients. Virtual care strengthens our commitment to provide patients with high-quality care in a convenient and cost-effective way. Tri Valley Health System understands that time and access can be two barriers to an individual receiving care and we want to be able to remove these barriers and be available to our patients,” said Jessica Fisher, Tri Valley Health System Chief Executive Officer.
For more information on Tri Valley Health System’s virtual clinic appointments, visit www.trivalleyhealth.com or call 1-308-697-3329.

Tri Valley Health System Assisted Living transitions to phase two, visitors still restricted
The health and safety of residents, patients, employees, visitors, and communities is a top priority at Tri Valley Health System, while we also understand how important the support of loved ones and friends are to health and well-being. Effective Monday, September 14, 2020, Tri Valley Health System will be transitioning back into Phase Two for the Assisted Living Facility per recommendations by the Southwest Public Health Department and the Department of Health and Human Services. No visitors will be allowed at the Assisted Living Facility. Tri Valley Health System can coordinate virtual visits with residents. To schedule a virtual visit call 308-697-4423.
Employees and residents will be screened regularly, wear face coverings, practice good hand hygiene, and use social distancing.
Tri Valley Health System will closely monitor local community trends and outbreaks according to the recommendations and requirements by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department and revisions may be made as conditions warrant.
Tri Valley Health System CEO Jessica Fisher said, “Tri Valley Health System continues to follow all recommendations from the Centers of Disease Control, Department of Health and Human Services, and our local public health department to ensure that we are keeping residents, employees, visitors and our communities safe. We appreciate your understanding and support and ask for your continued patience while we continue to evolve during this pandemic.” If you have any questions about our visitor restrictions please contact us at 308-697-3329, email info@trivalleyhealth.com or visit www.trivalleyhealth.com. The Department of Health and Human Services long-term care phasing guidance is intended to be used by nursing homes and assisted-living facilities. For a full copy of the Department of Health and Human Services long term care phasing guidance go to http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Documents/LTCCOVID19PhasingGuidance.pdf.