One visitor may accompany the patient through the pre-surgical process. The visitor is encouraged to leave the hospital when the patient goes into surgery, but may wait in the main lobby waiting area if it is not possible to leave and come back to the hospital once the patient is out of surgery.

Patients in the Emergency Observation Unit:Ī patient may have multiple visitors, but only one at a time.

This will be determined by the physician.Ī patient may have multiple visitors, but only one at a time (including theEmergency Room waiting area).

End-of-life Patients: Patients who meet other criteria (e.g., end of life) may have more than two visitors at a time.

However, only two people are permitted at the bedside at the same time. to 8 p.m., but only one designated individual is permitted to spend the night. One visitor is allowed, following general hospital visitation guidelines. Special Care Nursery: Two individuals may be designated as support persons and both may stay with the patient from 8 a.m.Multiple visitors areallowed during normal visiting hours, but only two at a time. After delivery, one support person and one doula will be allowed to stay around the clock. Two visitors at a time are allowed during normal visiting hours. OB Patients: During labor, one support person, two visitors and one doula are permitted.Patients with COVID: One visitor at a time is permitted for COVID-positive patients.Masking is required on E5 and in Radiation Oncology. Masking is encouraged for all patients and visitors.

Visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult with legal identification. All visitors must be 12 years of age or older.A patient may have two visitors at a time.Visitation for Patients Admitted to the Hospital General Visitation for In-Patients

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