Clinics
- One adult support person.*
Compassionate Care
- Visitation not restricted during end-of-life situations for non-COVID-19 patients, but may be managed at the discretion of the care team.
COVID-19 patients
- Limited exceptions will be considered for COVID-19 positive or suspected patients regarding support persons and/or visitors during end of life, pediatric, labor and delivery, and disability situations.
- Visitors must sign an acknowledgement of risk statement.
- All considerations and protective measures will be managed at the discretion of the care team.
Inpatient areas
- One adult support person.*
Inpatient/Outpatient Surgery or Procedure
- One adult support person.*
- It is recommended to wait in vehicle or designated location.
Labor and Delivery
- One adult care partner/labor support person.
- A Doula may be considered.
Nursing Home/Assisted Living residents
- Support persons are not allowed, however family members with special circumstances are encouraged to call the location to discuss.
Outpatient Treatment Centers - Dialysis/Oncology
- One adult support person.*
Pediatric Patients (18 years of age or younger)
- Two primary adult support persons per patient will be allowed in inpatient, surgical and clinic settings.
- Patient siblings are not allowed.
All approved visitors must wear a face mask at all times.
No visitors are permitted who exhibit signs of fever or respiratory symptoms, answer "yes" to any of the COVID-19 screening questions, or who are in quarantine or isolation per Public Health.
*A support person is one who is essential to patient health, care giving, and decision making. No visitors are allowed unless special circumstances apply.
All approved visitors must wear a face mask at all times.
No visitors are permitted who exhibit signs of fever or respiratory symptoms, answer "yes" to any of the COVID-19 screening questions, or who are in quarantine or isolation per Public Health.
All approved visitors must wear a face mask at all times.
No visitors are permitted who exhibit signs of fever or respiratory symptoms, answer "yes" to any of the COVID-19 screening questions, or who are in quarantine or isolation per Public Health.