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General
Visiting Hours
Visiting Hours are from 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Maximum Two Visitors at a Time
Visiting
Hours for
Family Centered Maternal Care Centre (FCMCCU)
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Paediatrics |
Parents
only (24 hrs a day)
Isolation visiting restricted
Special Care Nursing visiting
guidelines will be provided to parents as needed.
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Obstetrics |
Fathers
have unrestricted visiting
Maximum 2 visitors at a time 2 pm to 8 pm |
| Birthing Room |
Father and coach are
permitted only |
CICU, Palliative and Continuing Care Centre
Visiting
Hours
Visiting
hours may be outside of the hospitals posted hours for
patients who are critically ill, palliative patients and
Continuing Care Centre patients. Visiting hours for these
patients will be determined by patients, their families and
members of the healthcare team.
Palliative
Care patients may have their family with them in the
specially provided family rooms.
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Attention Visitors
Is your visit necessary?
Support from family and friends is an important part of the
healing process. Please remember that patients also require
rest, privacy and a risk free environment for a speedy
recovery.
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Please do
not enter the hospital if you have been in contact with
a person who has a contagious illness (e.g. colds,
chicken pox, influenza).
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Please do
not visit a patient if you are feeling ill.
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Please do
not bring latex products into the hospital
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No scent is
good sense. Please do not bring strongly scented
flowers into the hospital and please do not use heavily
scented body products when visiting (e.g. perfume,
Easter Lilies).
 Hand Washing
Please wash your hands...
using the nearest washroom or by using a liquid sanitizer
when entering and exiting the hospital.
Did You Know?
Visitors can bring illness into the hospital environment.
If you feel ill please do not visit.
- Receiving numerous
visitors can be stressful for patients.
- Some patients prefer not
to have visitors during their hospital stay.
- Instead of visiting a
patient in hospital, consider sending a personal note,
calling or visiting at home when they are feeling
better.
- Patient length of stay
in hospital is shorter than ever before
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