Ontario Long-Term Care Minister Rod Phillips announced Tuesday that as the Omicron COVID-19 variant continues to surge in the province, the province was implementing temporary restrictions to long-term care homes. Starting Dec. 30, general visitations will be paused with only essential caregivers allowed. Social day trips for residents will also be paused.
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COVID-19: Ontario issues temporary restrictions on long-term care homes amid Omicron surge
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