Current visitor policy
Visiting policy as of March 9, 2022
Must be 18 years or older with proof of COVID-19 vaccination* or proof of a negative COVID-19 test result within the last 72 hours (as required by the state of California):
- Patients are allowed to designate two visitors during our visiting hours of 8:00 am – 7:00 pm.
- Visitors will be limited in the Emergency Department to one visitor per patient. Minor patients may have both parents present.
- All visitors will need to enter the facility through the main entrance.
- No visitors for COVID-19 positive patients or patients under investigation for COVID-19.
- Visiting hours may be extended for the following patient populations:
- To support a laboring mother on our Labor & Delivery or Mother-Baby Units
- To support a patient, that is under the age of 18, in our NICU or Pediatrics
- End of life or extenuating circumstance
- To support a patient with special needs
- Surgical patient visitors will be allowed to visit pre-op and 2 hours post-op (during or outside the 8:00 am – 7:00 pm window).
- Visitors will be asked to stay in patient rooms during the duration of their visit.
- Clergy are allowed to visit by patient request only.
Hospital entrance screening
Hospital staff will continue to pre-screen all visitors and ask that each visitor follow the guidelines listed below:
- All visitors will be screened for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Symptomatic individuals will not be allowed to visit with patients.
- All visitors must wear masks covering their nose and mouth at all times while in the hospital and in patient rooms. Visitors not wearing a mask will be asked to leave.
- All visitors must apply alcohol based hand sanitizer upon entry and exit to the hospital and the patient's room.
- Visitors are allowed only one entry and exit to the hospital per day.
Failure to abide by these safety guidelines may result in loss of visiting privileges. Thank you for your help in keeping our environment safe for all patients, visitors and healthcare staff. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
Testing information
The health and safety of our patients is our top priority, and our hospital continues to be a safe place to receive care. Multiple patients have asked or requested information on what to do if they are sick, or have COVID-19 concerns.
- If you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to our Emergency Department.
- If you are presenting with potential COVID-19 symptoms, please contact your physician for instruction on medical care and potential testing.