Originally Published: March 12, 2020
Latest Update: May 13, 2020

At this time, there are no known cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) at Tranquility Woods. The wellbeing and health of our clients and employees is always our top priority. We are diligently monitoring updates on the virus and will be taking appropriate action as needed.  We will remain open throughout this epidemic and take the necessary steps in terms of screening and safety measures to protect both our staff as well as the community.  Please check back frequently for daily updates.

• All outside 12 Step Meetings have been suspended
• Sunday Visitations have been suspended
• Tours have been postponed Explore Our 3-D Tour Here
• Outings with large groups of people have been suspended
• Outside gym visits have been canceled
• Updated Admissions screening guidelines
• Amended Intake protocol
• Business Development meetings have been postponed
• Daily disinfecting and sanitation of all surfaces within our facility
• All staff are checked for any symptoms of Covid-19 prior to entering the facility
• Staff are encouraged to practice social distancing at all times
• Family Individual Counseling sessions have been switched to HIPAA compliant video conferencing or phone calls

• Have you traveled outside of the United States in the last 14 days?
• Have you been in direct contact with any person who has had a confirmed case of COVID-19?
• Are you sick with a fever (100.4°F/38°C or higher), cough, or have trouble breathing?
• Have you recently or currently experiencing an Upper Respiratory infection?
• Have you traveled to or from New York, New Jersey or Connecticut in the last 14 days?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions, Tranquility Woods encourages you to contact your primary care provider.  Please alert our admissions staff if you are experiencing any of these symptoms and are seeking Treatment.

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During these unprecedented times, the need for community action is more important than ever. This is why the employees of our facility have come together to launch a fundraiser for those most impacted by COVID-19.  

The nonprofit organization we have selected is the Anne Arundel County Food Bank. Their work is essential to make sure those in need receive access to food and supplies at local food banks and other centers.

Since Gov. Hogan has issued a State of Emergency, food banks are anticipating a higher need for their services since schools and many businesses are forced to close. 

"Approximately 30,000 children in Anne Arundel County that depend on the FARM (free and reduced meal) Program may be at home with no access to those meals."