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Visiting Policy
St. Elizabeth Medical Center has implemented an open visiting policy to allow visitors any time of day.
Visits from friends and family can be an important part of a patient’s recovery. We know how comforting it can be to have friends and family nearby during your hospitalization and we want to ensure that you enjoy the opportunity to receive visitors.
We recognize each patient’s right to designate and receive visitors and you may also withdraw the consent for visitation at any time.
Visitors under 16 years old should be accompanied by an adult.
