Same Day Clinic Hours 
(563) Visitors can help a patient recover
Most patients enjoy having visitors and they may even aid in the patient’s recovery. Please remember that the patient’s well-being is our primary concern at all times.
Visiting Hours
7AM – 8:30PM
Monday-Friday | 7AM-5PM (Parking Lot 1, Entrance A)
Monday-Friday | 5-8:30PM (Parking Lot 2 or 3, Entrance E)
Saturday & Sunday (Parking Lot 2 or 3, Entrance E)
- All visitors must be feeling well (no fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea). Anyone with respiratory disease or signs of communicable infection will NOT be permitted to visit.
- Parents are responsible for their child’s conduct while at the hospital.
- In the event of communicable disease outbreaks, ALL visitations may be restricted.
- Quiet should be maintained.
- Dependent visitor supervision must be provided by an adult other than the patient.
- Visitors must not interfere with the activities of the staff.
- Visitors should not bring food to the patients unless specially advised to do so.
- Visitors should not congregate in patient care areas.
- Visitors must not sit on patient’s beds.
- Smoking/vaping/tobacco products are not allowed at any location.
- No one shall be allowed to visit patients in the hospital without wearing shoes and shirts.
- Nursing staff reserves the right to remove visitation privileges per individual patient situation.
- Patients in critical condition and end-of-life patients may have visitors at the discretion of the provider.
- Exceptions may be made for a support person to be with a patient under certain situations. This will be determined on a case by case basis. All guidelines are subject to change without notice.
Masking is optional based on personal preference with the exception of the following. You must wear a mask if:
- Currently ill with symptoms such as sore throat, congestion or runny nose, fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, nausea or vomiting or diarrhea.
- Have a COVID-19 diagnosis
- Have been exposed to COVID-19 in the past 10 days
If you prefer to continue masking outside of the required instances, you are welcome to do so. Masks will continue to be provided and available upon entry to our facilities and clinics.
- In helping to preserve patient privacy, all visitors must stay in the ER bays and keep the doors and curtains closed.
- Limit of 2 visitors at a time.
- Visiting hours are from 7AM-8:30PM. The birth parent’s support person may have unlimited visitation if the birth parent desires.
- Well siblings of the infant may visit while the newborn is in the room. Dependent visitor supervision (under the age of 14) must be provided by an adult other than the patient. Parents are responsible for their child’s conduct while at the hospital.
- Additional visitors will be allowed as to your discretion.
- Visitors are welcome to use the family waiting and viewing room next to the nursery to see the infant.
- No one will be allowed to visit patients without wearing shoes and shirts.
- Visitors may be asked to leave the room to allow for feeding time, and/or rest time for birth parent and infant.
- Quiet environment should be maintained.
- Visitors should not bring food to the patient unless approved by the provider.
- Smoking/vaping/tobacco/alcohol products are not allowed.
- Visitors may not interfere with activities of the nurses or providers.
- Visitors should not congregate in patient care areas.
- Visitation into the nursery is limited to the birthing parent and one other visitor. Limit of 2 visitors at a time. Visitation may be further restricted based on nursery census.
- Recovery room visitors are limited to immediate family only and at the discretion of the nursing staff
All guidelines are subject to change without notice. (10/06/23)
