Visitor Information

VISITING HOURS

Visitors are encouraged to visit family and friends during their hospitalization. Please check at the nurses stations prior to your visit to make sure your visit occurs at the best time for all.

Each patient has different needs so we remain as flexible as possible about visiting policies. Our main goal is to provide our patient with needed care, rest, and privacy. As a visitor, you may be requested to leave the area when care or treatment is being given or if we feel it is a disruption to needed patient's rest.

GENERAL VISITING ETIQUETTE

Visitors must dress appropriately and must wear shirt and shoes.
Visitors in semi-private rooms should be considerate of both patients.
People with colds, sore throats or any contagious diseases should not visit patients. Visitors should maintain a quiet enviroment and avoid unnecessary noise. We are a tobacco free campusl, you may not use tobacco products anywhere in the building or on the grounds.

NEW MOTHERS AND BABIES

This is a special time for families and we encourage you to share in this time. Try to remember, Mom needs to be feeling well and rested to enjoy your visit. For the protection of the newborns, visitors should free from colds or infections. Thorough handwashing is a must before touching or holding the new baby.

INTENSIVE / CORONARY CARE

Due to the critical nature of these patients, visiting hours are not limited to specific hours. Visiting hours are designed to ensure patients receive the rest necessary to optimize recovery. Please limit visits to immediate family or significant others for short periods of time. The length and frequency of your visits will be at the discretion of the nurse in charge of this unit. Regardless of the hour, our nurses will keep you and your loved ones informed of the patient's condition and answer any questions or concerns you may have.