COVID-19

COVID-19 Vaccinations

Please visit COVID-19 vaccines for Ontario to book your vaccination and see eligibility criteria

You may also visit www.kflaph.ca --> COVID 19 vaccines to book your appointment in Kingston or Napanee.

For pharmacy locations offering vaccines for age 18 +, please visit COVID-19 pharmacy vaccine locations (ontario.ca)

Ontario Wide Shutdown (applies APR 3, 2021 - Jun 7, 2021 ):
-Mandatory masking at indoor public settings
-Stay at Home Order, No non-essential visits or intercity travel
-It is illegal to gather indoors with anyone you do not live with unless you live alone (1 other household allowed)
-Outdoor gathering limit to 5 people

For a full list of restrictions please visit COVID-19 public health measures and advice | COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Ontario

If you have any of the following:

OR SYMPTOMS OF

New loss of taste or smell

Nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain

Unexplained muscle aches, fatigue, malaise

OR

Sore throat, ear pain, sinus congestion, runny nose, or nasal congestion (in absence of underlying reason such as seasonal allergies, post nasal drip, etc.)

OR

Other Atypical signs :

• Delirium (acutely altered mental status and inattention)

• Unexplained or increased number of falls

• Acute functional decline

• Exacerbation of chronic conditions

• Chills

• Headaches

• Croup
• Conjunctivitis

• Multisystem inflammatory vasculitis in children

COVID toes , or unexplained rash on body (read more)

• Unexplained tachycardia

• Decrease in blood pressure

• Unexplained hypoxia (even if mild i.e. O2 sat <90%)

• Lethargy, difficulty feeding in infants (if no other diagnosis)

OR

THEN REPORT TO COVID 19 ASSESSMENT UNIT FOR EVALUATION and TESTING AND FOR MILD SYMPTOMS, PLEASE SELF ISOLATE for 14 days at home. This applies to COVID-19 cases, confirmed or probable.

COVID-19 Assessment Unit (CAU): 9am-4pm daily, located at Beechgrove Complex (51 Heakes Lane)

Booked appts for CAU can be requested by calling 613-548-2376.

Phones at CAU are answered from 9:30am-3:30pm daily.

If your symptoms are severe or unstable, report immediately to the nearest ER

**Hospital visits are reserved for those whose symptoms may need inpatient admission or acute management of respiratory distress

_______________________________

After your assessment, self isolate at home for at least 14 days
Exercise contact precautions and stay 2 meters away from others
Wear a mask, cover cough with elbow, frequent handwashin

KFL&A 613-549-1232 8:30-4:30 M-F or 613-507-3100 (after hours and holidays)

Coronovirus Testing:

Updated on May 24, 2020 by Ontario Ministry of Health:

"No Ontarian who is symptomatic or who is concerned they have been exposed to COVID-19 will be declined a test at an Assessment Centre (either through appointment or walk-in, per the processes of each individual Assessment Centre)"

You are eligible for testing at COVID 19 assessment unit if:

You are Symptomatic:

All people with at least one symptom of COVID-19 (above), even for mild symptoms.

You are Asymptomatic, but have COVID 19 Exposure Risk :

People who are concerned that they have been exposed to COVID-19.
This includes:
- People who are contacts of or may have been exposed to a confirmed or suspected case.
- People who are at risk of exposure to COVID-19 through their employment, including essential workers (e.g., health care workers, grocery store employees, food processing plants).
- Staff who work at health care facility, retirement or long term care home
- You live in remote, rural, isolated, and /or indigenous communities
- Travellers identified at an entry point to Canada

Tel 613.766.0318

(M-F 9am-12pm + 1pm-4pm & Weekends 10am-1:30pm)

Fax 613.766.0339

COVID-19

COVID-19 Vaccinations

If you have any of the following:

OR SYMPTOMS OF

New loss of taste or smell

Nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain

​

Unexplained muscle aches, fatigue, malaise

​

OR

OR

Sore throat, ear pain, sinus congestion, runny nose, or nasal congestion (in absence of underlying reason such as seasonal allergies, post nasal drip, etc.)

OR

​

Other Atypical signs :

• Delirium (acutely altered mental status and inattention)

• Unexplained or increased number of falls

• Acute functional decline

• Exacerbation of chronic conditions

• Chills

• Headaches

• Croup • Conjunctivitis

• Multisystem inflammatory vasculitis in children

COVID toes , or unexplained rash on body (read more)

​

• Unexplained tachycardia

• Decrease in blood pressure

• Unexplained hypoxia (even if mild i.e. O2 sat <90%)

• Lethargy, difficulty feeding in infants (if no other diagnosis)

OR

THEN REPORT TO COVID 19 ASSESSMENT UNIT FOR EVALUATION and TESTING AND FOR MILD SYMPTOMS, PLEASE SELF ISOLATE for 14 days at home. This applies to COVID-19 cases, confirmed or probable.

COVID-19 Assessment Unit (CAU): 9am-4pm daily, located at Beechgrove Complex (51 Heakes Lane)

​​

Booked appts for CAU can be requested by calling 613-548-2376.

​​

Phones at CAU are answered from 9:30am-3:30pm daily.

​

If your symptoms are severe or unstable, report immediately to the nearest ER

​

**Hospital visits are reserved for those whose symptoms may need inpatient admission or acute management of respiratory distress

_______________________________

​

After your assessment, self isolate at home for at least 14 days

Exercise contact precautions and stay 2 meters away from others

Wear a mask, cover cough with elbow, frequent handwashin

​

KFL&A 613-549-1232 8:30-4:30 M-F or 613-507-3100 (after hours and holidays)

Coronovirus Testing:

Updated on May 24, 2020 by Ontario Ministry of Health:

"No Ontarian who is symptomatic or who is concerned they have been exposed to COVID-19 will be declined a test at an Assessment Centre (either through appointment or walk-in, per the processes of each individual Assessment Centre)"

​

You are eligible for testing at COVID 19 assessment unit if:

You are Symptomatic:

All people with at least one symptom of COVID-19 (above), even for mild symptoms.

​

​

​

​

You are Asymptomatic, but have COVID 19 Exposure Risk :

People who are concerned that they have been exposed to COVID-19.

This includes:

People who are contacts of or may have been exposed to a confirmed or suspected case.

People who are at risk of exposure to COVID-19 through their employment, including essential workers (e.g., health care workers, grocery store employees, food processing plants).

Staff who work at health care facility, retirement or long term care home

You live in remote, rural, isolated, and /or indigenous communities

Travellers identified at an entry point to Canada

• Croup
• Conjunctivitis