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Visiting Hours
Post Partum Visiting Hours
2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
6 to 8 p.m.
Labor and Delivery • Visitors are allowed during labor at mother’s discretion; a maximum of four visitors allowed during labor. • Only two persons are allowed in delivery. • During a Cesarean Section, only the patient’s significant other may be present with the approval of anesthesia. • The only children allowed into birthing rooms during labor are the patient’s children or siblings. • Children must be accompanied by an adult other than the patient or father of the baby. • During epidural placement, family will be asked to wait in the waiting area. • In emergency situations, all family will be asked to wait in the waiting area. • There are some situations that visiting may be extremely limited, please respect this, it is for the mother’s safety and well-being. • Visitors are to wait in the waiting room when not with the patient (not in the hallway of labor and delivery). • No eating or drinking is allowed in the Labor Department. • Sleeping on the floor of the waiting area is prohibited.
Post Partum • Visiting hours are 2:30-4:30 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. • The baby’s father and grandparents may visit at any time. • Family and visitors may be asked to leave during baby’s first visit with mom in her room. This will give mother and child time for the important initial bonding. • Mornings are busy times for the new mother and baby, visiting is discouraged during this time. • Visitors are limited to 3-4 at a time. • Siblings are allowed to visit with mom and the new baby as long as they are free from infection and are they are accompanied by an adult. • No children under the age of 13 will be allowed to stay in mom’s room at night.
Well Baby Nursery • Nursery personnel should always transport baby from nursery to mom’s room and back. • Anyone touching the baby must wash their hands thoroughly. • Nursery windows are open during transition time (those first hours prior to the time baby goes to mom’s room) for new births and as requested.
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