Our family is taking excellent care of your family.
Patient & Visitor Guidelines
Keeping our patients/residents, visitors, employees and medical staff safe is a top priority. We follow guidance for “health care settings” from the CDC, CMS and other regulatory agencies by encouraging masks, COVID-19 screening questions and extra attention to cleaning/disinfecting.
CMH also follows the guidelines of the Compassionate Care Visitation Act. Visiting hours for the hospital, including The Birth Place, are from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. Due to an increase in cases of flu and other respiratory illnesses, all children under the age of 14, except for siblings living in the same household, are restricted from visiting in The Birth Place.
Specialized units, such as the Wellness Center, have restricted visiting hours posted in each of the respective waiting areas. Visitors can be good medicine for patients. We encourage family members and friends to visit.
Hospital, Douglas Medical Center, Outpatient Surgery Center and CMH Clinics
Patients will be allowed up to two visitors per patient room at a time.
Adult emergency room patients may have up to two visitors. Pediatric emergency room patients may have two parents or guardians.
All visitors may be asked to step out at any time to allow appropriate patient care.
Visitors are expected to perform hand hygiene before entering the patient’s room.
Hospital patients may have one adult visitor stay overnight at the discretion of the charge nurse.
The CMH Cafeteria is open to the public.
Visitors with colds, sore throats or other contagious diseases (including COVID-19) should not visit patients or accompany patients to hospital or clinic visits.
Clinic patients and visitors may wait in waiting rooms if not suspected or confirmed with COVID-19.
Additional Guidelines for Long-Term and Residential Care Facilities
Our family is taking excellent care of your family.
Patient & Visitor Guidelines
Keeping our patients/residents, visitors, employees and medical staff safe is a top priority. We follow guidance for “health care settings” from the CDC, CMS and other regulatory agencies by encouraging masks, COVID-19 screening questions and extra attention to cleaning/disinfecting.
CMH also follows the guidelines of the Compassionate Care Visitation Act. Visiting hours for the hospital, including The Birth Place, are from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. Due to an increase in cases of flu and other respiratory illnesses, all children under the age of 14, except for siblings living in the same household, are restricted from visiting in The Birth Place.
Specialized units, such as the Wellness Center, have restricted visiting hours posted in each of the respective waiting areas. Visitors can be good medicine for patients. We encourage family members and friends to visit.
Hospital, Douglas Medical Center, Outpatient Surgery Center and CMH Clinics
Patients will be allowed up to two visitors per patient room at a time.
Adult emergency room patients may have up to two visitors. Pediatric emergency room patients may have two parents or guardians.
All visitors may be asked to step out at any time to allow appropriate patient care.
Visitors are expected to perform hand hygiene before entering the patient’s room.
Hospital patients may have one adult visitor stay overnight at the discretion of the charge nurse.
The CMH Cafeteria is open to the public.
Visitors with colds, sore throats or other contagious diseases (including COVID-19) should not visit patients or accompany patients to hospital or clinic visits.
Clinic patients and visitors may wait in waiting rooms if not suspected or confirmed with COVID-19.
Additional Guidelines for Long-Term and Residential Care Facilities