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Please see below for complete visitor guidance and expectations:ĭue to extensive planning and ongoing preparedness, a strict regimen of precautions and the diligence and sacrifice of our devoted staff members, we have been remarkably successful at keeping our vulnerable children safe during this pandemic. For visitors who visit multiple days, including a visitor who comes every day, proof of negative testing is required as often as feasible, at a minimum every third day. If you do not have a negative result prior to your visit, you will test on the first floor of Elizabeth Seton Children’s Center. All visitors may bring test results of either a PCR testing or antigen (rapid) testing upon arrival. Please note that the New York State Department of Health (DOH) requires visitors to have received a negative test result one day prior to visitation for antigen (rapid) tests and two days prior to visitation for PCR tests. Visitation GuidelinesĮlizabeth Seton Children’s Center’s visitation guidelines were developed with the consideration of each resident’s physical, mental and psychological wellbeing and quality of life, while recognizing the necessity to protect and reduce the risk of transmission of the COVID-19. If you have questions regarding COVID-19 for the DOH, please email your questions to: or If you have questions regarding COVID-19 for Elizabeth Seton Children’s leadership team, please email Updates & Important InformationĮlizabeth Seton Children’s Center has updated its visitation policy. Please click here for current guidelines and helpful information about COVID-19 from the New York State Department of Health (DOH).

Please click here to learn about COVID-19 transmission, symptoms, prevention, treatment and more important information from the CDC.

Elizabeth Seton Children’s continues to respond proactively and with urgency to the COVID-19 pandemic by taking important precautions to ensure the health and safety of our children, their families and our staff.Īccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), most cases of COVID-19 are mild to moderate, but can be more severe in older adults and people with chronic or underlying health conditions.