Harmony Communities Takes Steps to Protect Residents in Wake of Coronavirus Pandemic

At Harmony Communities, we care about our residents’ health and well-being. Our concern is at an all-time high given the coronavirus pandemic that has hit our nation, particularly for our senior residents who are among the population that is most susceptible to this virus.

We are taking extra precautions to ensure the safety and cleanliness of our parks in light of these concerns. For example, posters illustrating proper hand-washing techniques are being placed in the public restrooms that exist on our grounds.

We encourage residents to follow the CDC guidelines to protect themselves and others. This includes:

• Avoid handshaking. Use other noncontact ways of greeting instead.
• Wash your hands regularly upon entering your home and workplace, and before leaving.
• Disinfect surfaces like doorknobs and other high-touch areas.
• Increase ventilation by opening windows or adjusting air conditioning.
• Stay home if you or a family member are feeling unwell.
• For seniors and those with serious chronic medical conditions, take extra care to keep distance between people and avoid touching surfaces that others frequently touch, including elevator buttons and door handles. When it’s necessary to touch these areas, use a sleeve or tissue as a barrier between you and the surface.

Finally, we understand that many businesses and their employees are being hit especially hard during this time. If your family is experiencing hardship and having difficulty paying your rent, please contact us at (209) 932-8747.

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At Harmony Communities, we feel strongly that each resident has a sense of home. That they come home from work and feel pride in their environment and in their place in the greater community. That families are comfortable raising children in our neighborhoods, and that couples and singles know that they belong to something bigger than their four walls. In other words, we seek to create harmony within each community, making our communities not just passable, but peaceful, safe, functional, and beautiful.