Beaumont Health announced on Wednesday that it is expanding its COVID-19 units at its hospitals and also revising its visitation policy as cases and hospitalizations rise in the state, WDIV reported.
The health system said in the article that it will be “carefully allowing” fully vaccinated individuals to visit their loved ones who are hospitalized with issues that are not the COVID-19 virus. These visitors will have to show vaccination proof (a card).
“As we experience Michigan’s third COVID-19 surge, the Beaumont Health team will use everything we have learned while treating the most COVID-19 patients in Michigan to again provide the best care possible,” John Fox, president, and CEO of Beaumont Health said in the article. “Please continue to wear your mask, wash your hands, avoid large gatherings and practice social distancing while we work together to respond to the latest surge. Vaccinations are helping, but we are not there yet. We need to stay vigilant to protect our families, friends and communities. For now, the virus is moving faster than the vaccinations.”
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