When do visiting hours end

Gaiters and masks with small plastic valves embedded in the front will not be permitted. Visitation may be limited if census is high, regional outbreak occurs, the county moves into the purple tier, or physical distancing is not feasible in double rooms. Please note visitation restrictions may evolve over time depending on our response to public health recommendations. Again, we are doing this to protect the health and safety of our patients, staff, clinicians and community.

Thank you for your understanding. As a health care organization, we are dedicated to providing a healthy and safe environment for all who visit our facilities. We understand that service dogs may be required to accompany our patients and visitors. To ensure we are able to maintain health and safety standards for everyone, we ask that you abide by the following guidelines.

We allow only service dogs in our facilities. A service dog is a dog specifically trained to assist a person with a disability. You and your dog are not permitted in areas where we generally do not allow the public, including:. Additionally, the following visitor limitations are in place: Only 1 visitors will be allowed for an inpatient on any given day.

Visiting hours are currently restricted to the hours of noon to 6 pm. All patient visits are limited to a 2-hour maximum. As an alternative, video and phone visits are strongly encouraged. Acute Rehabilitation Unit. Visiting a Patient. Detailed Visiting Hours. Spiritual Care. Meet the Team. The Chapel. Send Us a Message. Places of Worship. Other Religious Traditions. Spiritual Practices. Clinical Pastoral Education. Program Overview. Our Services. Visiting Community Clergy. What's Nearby.

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