OhioHealth Berger Hospital has announced that effective Wednesday,
February 10, it will allow one visitor per patient at all hospitals, emergency departments,
surgery and invasive procedure areas. Each patient will select a designated visitor for the
duration of their stay, who may visit daily. The visitor may come and go once per day.
Outpatient centers including laboratories, imaging and rehabilitation centers and OhioHealth
Physician Group practices will continue to not allow visitors with limited exceptions.
All visitors will be required to wear a mask while in an OhioHealth facility, except while eating,
and be asymptomatic of COVID-19 symptoms.
The following exceptions will be made for patients in unique medical situations:
- Patients that have tested positive for COVID-19 – No visitors allowed with exceptions
for end-of-life situations. - patients receiving behavioral health care – No visitors allowed for behavioral health
patients. - Patients receiving end-of-life care – Acute end-of-life patients may have up to three
visitors at any given time, and no maximum number of visitors per day. - Patients receiving neonatal, pediatric, adolescent care – Minor patients may have two
parents or guardians visit. - Visitors with disabilities who need assistance – Caretakers for visitors who are
disoriented, disabled or in need of an interpreter are permitted. - Maternity patients are limited to one support person, who may stay at the hospital
for duration of the stay, but if they exit, they will need to re-enter next day. If the
mother is a minor, she may have a parent or guardian visitor in addition to the father
of the baby.Care sites with NICUs will follow Nationwide Children’s Hospital visitor
management policy: - OhioHealth Berger Hospital
- OhioHealth Hardin Memorial Hospital
- OhioHealth Marion General Hospital
- OhioHealth O’Bleness Hospital
- OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital
- OhioHealth Shelby
Hospital will all begin to allow one visitor on Feb. 10.
- OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital,
- OhioHealth Grant Medical Center,
- OhioHealth Doctors Hospital,
- OhioHealth Grady Memorial Hospital,
- OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital
- OhioHealth Grove City Methodist Hospital
These OhioHealth Hospitals will move to the one visitor policy on Feb. 15.Hours and entrances may continue to be limited while visitor restrictions are in place. For the
latest visitor information, visit ohiohealth.com/covid-19/visitor-restrictions.
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