Visiting a Patient

For the safety of everyone during the coronavirus pandemic, we've restricted visitors and guests, with some visiting exceptions.

For Clinic Visits

Visitors are NOT allowed in clinics. If you arrive with a patient, you'll need to wait outside during the appointment.

For pediatric care appointments, only one adult can come in with a child.

Visitor Policies 

Currently, some hospital rooms and surgical areas can have visitors. You can designate 1-2 people as visitors, but they can only visit one at a time, with time limits and during certain hours. 

• In hospital rooms: You can have two designated visitors, one at a time, between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. 
• In procedure areas: You can have two designated visitors, one at a time, between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.; if you return to the room after a procedure between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m., one of your visitors can spend four hours with you.
• For outpatient procedures: You can have one designated visitor come with you, though we prefer they wait elsewhere during your procedure.
• At the emergency room: You can bring one person with you.
• Children can have an adult stay with them 24/7. Two people can be listed as designated visitors, allowed one at a time.
• At the Transitional Care Hospital, patients can have two visitors, but only one at a time. 

Your designated visitors can’t change during your stay.

See the full list of visiting restrictions.