Coronavirus Closings: Perry Point VA Medical Center Closed To Protect Veteran Patients, Employees From COVID-19
PERRY POINT, Md. (WJZ) -- A veterans hospital in Cecil County has closed its doors to the public to help prevent the spread of coronavirus in its facility.
Perry Point VA Medical Center closed its campus to protect its veteran patients and employees from COVID-19.
"This closure applies to the entire campus, including non-patient areas like the shoreline and walking trails," the center said on its website. "Only VA employees, outpatients with scheduled clinic appointments, residential care patients, residents of the HELP Veterans Village, and authorized deliveries will be granted access to the campus."
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