Current visitor policy

In this time of heightened awareness of COVID-19 exposure, we have restricted our visitor policy.

  • All patients are allowed to designate one visitor per day during our visiting hours from 2pm - 5pm
  • All visitors must be 18 years or older
  • Visitors are limited in the Emergency Department to exceptions only
  • Visiting hours may be extended for the following patient populations:
    • Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Mother/Baby, NICU
    • End of life
    • Patient with special needs
  • Surgical patient visitor will be allowed to visit pre-op and for 2 hours post-op (during or outside the 2pm - 5pm window)
  • No visitors for COVID-19 positive patients and patients under investigation for COVID-19
  • Cafeteria is closed to the public (coffee cart in the lobby is available)
  • Clergy may visit by patient request only
  • Exceptions may be made for extenuating circumstances

Please note: Exceptions to the above will be made on a case by case basis for extenuating circumstances.

Hospital entrance screening

To reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses, we are continuing to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines to better protect our patients, staff and you.

We have limited our entry into the hospital so that our team is able to screen everyone for travel history, fever or respiratory symptoms.

  • All visitors are screened and temperatures are taken
  • All visitors must wear masks covering their nose and mouth at all times in the hospital and in patient rooms
  • All visitors must apply alcohol based hand sanitizer upon entry and exit to the hospital and the patients rooms
  • All visitors must remain inside the patient’s room during the entire visit

Our emergency room is still open and receiving patients. If you are experiencing an emergency, please proceed to the emergency department entrance.

Thank you for your patience and support in reducing the spread of germs and protecting the health of our patients, staff and you.

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.