"If you decide to visit, it's still a good idea to take precautions, such as masking or meeting outdoors. If an outside visit isn't possible, staying more than 6 feet away, adding ventilation and washing hands can help reduce risks.
And don't just show up. Come to a consensus about what each generation is comfortable with before the meeting, says Dr. Caplan. Decide how long you're staying, determine the exact location and make sure everyone is clear on whether you're still planning to social distance and wear masks. "It needs to be a mutually agreed upon visit," he says." [1]
1. The Grandparents Have Gotten Their Covid-19 Vaccine. Is it Finally OK to Visit Them? Many families who have stayed away from older relatives are hoping they can get together now. Here's how to assess the risks.
Dizik, Alina. Wall Street Journal (Online); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]08 Feb 2021.
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