For Visitors

We have reached another milestone in our management of COVID. As a result, the following changes are being made to our visitor guidelines. Effective February 7, 2023, visitors hours will change to 7:00am - 8:00pm.

In accordance with California Department of Public Health (CDPH) State Public Health order all visitors must:

• All visitors are required to wear a well-fitting surgical mask at all times, practice social distancing and wear other personal protective equipment (PPE) that the facility deems appropriate while in the patient's room.
• No more than two support/visitors per patient for inpatient and outpatient services.
• Rotating of visitors is permitted and may be discontinued at the discretion of the Charge Nurse/Department Leader or House Supervisor.
• For Postpartum/3B. Siblings from all age groups are permitted with no more than two visitors at a time. 
• All support persons and visitors must remain in the patient’s room. 
• Pediatric patients and patients with Physical, Intellectual, and/or Developmental Disabilities and Cognitive Impairments: One support person allowed to be present with the patient overnight. 
• Visitor stickers utilized for the Influenza process are being discontinued.
• Visitors with COVID-19 or Influenza symptoms or have tested positive for covid within 10 days of the positive result will not be permitted to visit.
• Visitation for Covid patients will be provided virtually, except when death is imminent/actively transitioning toward the end of life. Visitors will receive a visitation waiver acknowledgement form and PPE. One visitor per patient is permitted, rotation of visitors will be permitted, visitation may not exceed 30 minutes. The Charge Nurse or Primary RN has the discretion to discontinue visitation.                
• Family members/support persons accompanying a patient receiving care or services in the facility are welcome to visit the Cafeteria, Gift Shop and access the designated visitor restrooms.  
• Perinatal Services spouse/support person may bring food into the facility.

Visitors may be asked to leave the facility for non-compliance with any of the visitation guidelines.