UPDATED VISITOR GUIDELINES
Updated Nov. 8, 2021
In alignment with the most recent health order from the California Department of Public Health, COVID-19 vaccination verification or negative COVID test (within 72 hours of visit) and a valid ID is required for visitation.
For the safety of our patients, families, and staff, visitors must:
- Be limited to one visitor at a time 1 hour per person per day for medical-surgical, telemetry, and 15 minutes per visitor for ICU.
- Present proof of vaccination or negative COVID test within 72 hours of visitation and a valid ID to visit inpatients.
- Be in good health and undergo symptom screening when entering the building.
- Wear a medical mask at all times when in the building and the patient room.
- Maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others in all areas.
- Stay in the patient’s room while on the unit.
- Visitors are not permitted to eat in the patient’s room or lobby because this would require unmasking.
Any visitors who are unwilling or unable to follow these guidelines will be asked to leave the premises. Restrictions do not apply to end-of-life care.
Visitation Hours: 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
To reach a social worker to schedule a visit, call (323) 267-0477.
Don't Put Your Health on Hold
Your hospitals, doctors and other healthcare providers have implemented extra safety precautions for more than one year now to ensure you remain safe while seeking vital medical care. Don't delay your medical care any longer, especially for chronic conditions. Follow these 4 tips:
- Don’t Distance from your Doctor
- Don’t Skip your Screenings
- Don’t Delay Emergency Care
- It’s Safe to Get Care
Hear from our employees on why they chose to get vaccinated.
COVID Update and California Crisis Continuum Guidelines
Our hospital continues to follow the guidelines recommended by the California Department of Public Health to determine the appropriate steps and actions for our environment and resources during a surge of patients, which can occur with a pandemic, such as COVID.
This document link below provides an overview of the surge capacity and crisis care operations our hospital has taken into considerations to ensure we continue to provide the best care for the individual patient to delivering the best care for our community.
California SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic Crisis Care Guidelines
Patient Safety and Well-being is Our No. 1 Priority
Following state and federal guidelines for over a year—as well as our own rigorous processes and clinical standards—we remain committed to creating the safest possible environment for you and our staff.
To balance care with caution, our enhanced measures include:
- Pre-procedure screening for all surgery patients when possible
- Social distancing policies for staff and patients
- Adequate supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), ventilators, medications, and other medical supplies
- Daily terminal cleaning of the operating rooms to include the use of vaporizing aerial hydrogen peroxide technology for additional disinfection
- Separate inpatient and outpatient admitting areas, entrances and exits to prevent any potential exposure
- Inpatient and outpatient staff remain in designated areas assigned for the length of shift
Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns, we’re here to help! Please call us at (323) 267-0477 and ask to speak to an admitting representative.