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Visitation Policy Update

Due to the January 7th, 2022 State Public Health Officer Order, visitors must now provide proof of vaccination AND booster (if eligible). We will be compiling a new 2022 Approved Visitors List and will need the most up-to-date copy of each visitor’s vaccination record. At least 48 hours prior to guest’s visit, a picture of their updated vaccination card (even if sent previously) must be emailed to slvfamilyvisits@frontporch.net. Unvaccinated individuals are not permitted on the SLV campus.
Upon arrival to the SLV campus, guests must also provide Security staff with proof of:
~ Negative SARS-CoV-2 test within one day of visitation for antigen tests (date and time stamped picture on phone)
~ OR within two days of visitation for PCR tests (picture on phone, email, or printed document).
For our full visitation policy, please call (707) 537-4321.

Located in beautiful Sonoma County, Spring Lake Village offers an engaged community with delicious dining, a spacious open campus, and a full calendar of wellness activities, classes, and more.

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Spring Lake Village offers a variety of dining options, housekeeping to care for your home, transportation, and a commitment to support your health and well-being with an award winning wellness program and onsite professionals.

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In April, Covia, our parent organization, and Front Porch, a non-profit leader in aging services, united as one organization under the Front Porch name.

While you’ll see changes to the Covia name and our logo, Spring Lake Village will continue to provide the same care and service with the same team.

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