

COVID-19
COVID- 19 Instructions
(from NS Government Site - as of September 2023)
When are you Infectious? (i.e. can spread COVID to others )
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Beginning 48 hours (2 days) before symptoms started or from the date of positive COVID Test (if no symptoms)
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Ending when you are considered recovered.
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While you have symptoms...
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Stay at home. You don't have to self-isolate unless you live with a person who is at higher risk.
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For 7 days from symptoms began or from the day of positive COVID Test (if no symptoms), all people who test positive should also:
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Avoid higher risk people and places.
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Wear a mask when in indoor public places, public transit and crowded spaces.
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When are you Recovered?
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7 Full days after the start of symptoms or from the date of the positive COVID Test (if no symptoms)
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Also symptoms have been improving for at least 24 hours OR 48 hours if you have gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea or vomiting and don't have a fever.
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Some people may have a lingering cough but if they meet the criteria above, they are no longer considered infectious.
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Testing again soon after a positive test is not recommended. You do not need a negative test to be considered recovered.
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Doctors at FRFP are not able to prescribe PAXLOVID.
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Masking Policy Change Effective May 23rd 2024
Masks are required for patient and visitors who have a fever, cough, cold, respiratory issues and or flu-like symptoms.
We are still committed to making our space a safe space for our babies, elderly and individuals who are immunocompromised.
If you are experiencing any of the above we kindly ask you wear a mask prior to entering the clinic. If you do not have one please ask at the front desk when checking in.
For your information
COVID-19 RESOURCES

Website is updated daily with current COVID statistics/ alerts & notices and numerous other resources for Nova Scotians.
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LINKS​
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Asymptomatic Rapid Testing Information
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book a COVID- 19 test
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Potential Exposure Sites

Nova Scotia Health Authority
Resources on COVID 19 by NSHA.

Canada COVID-19
Website is updated daily with current statistics/ information and other resources for Canadians.
