For visitors
We want you to have a safe, comfortable and satisfying visit when seeing a patient at our facility. Learn more about the amenities and services available to our visitors.
Our hospital's current visitor information
COVID-positive patients
If you are visiting a COVID-positive patient in our hospital, you must adhere to the following guidelines. Any exceptions outside of these guidelines will need to be approved by the on-call administrator.
- If have not had COVID-19, or the vaccine series, you may not visit COVID patients at this time. You must have proven recovery from COVID-19 within the last 90 days or proof of vaccine series completion at least 14 days prior.
- Patients admitted with COVID-19 who are 18 years old or older may have a total of one designated visitor at a time.
- A designated visitor cannot switch out with others and is allowed to visit once per day, wearing specific personal protective equipment (PPE).
- For patients at end of life, up to four total designated visitors can be allowed in the facility at a time. However, the number of visitors in the room at one time will vary depending on the location. Regardless of location, if you are visiting an end-of-life patient, you must wear specific PPE.
Non-COVID patients
Just as when visiting COVID-positive patients, when visiting non-COVID patients, masks are required to be worn at all times. Additional guidelines include:
- Two visitors at a time are allowed per patient.
- No visitors may be under 18 years old.
- Visitors should follow the passive screening questions prior to entering the building.
- Visiting hours are available from 6:00am to 8:00pm.
Circumstances may allow for specific exceptions to any visitation restrictions described on this webpage. Those circumstances include religious visitation as well as a designated support person for a patient with a disability to provide assistance with communication or other necessary components of the patient's treatment. All persons entering under an exception remain subject to appropriate infection control protocols.