Patients & Visitors
Current Visitor Guidelines
- Emergency room patients 18 and over will be allowed one visitor for the duration of their stay in the ER.
- Pediatrics (18 and under) will be allowed to have their legal guardians accompany them throughout their stay as an inpatient, outpatient or ER patient.
- COVID-positive patients are allowed one visitor for the duration of their stay. They may not leave the room for the duration of the stay. Meals will be provided for patient and visitor.
- Each patient, including L&D, 2E, 3rd, 4th, ICU, and outpatient surgery patients, may designate two people to be the visitor/caregiver.
- All visitors must be 18 years of age or above.
- No visitors will be allowed to accompany outpatient testing patients (mammogram, x-ray, lab, etc.) unless the patient has mobility issues, requires a caretaker, or is a minor.
- According to federal mandate, masks must be worn for the duration of your stay within the facility.
- We ask that you stay within the patient room unless obtaining food from the hospital cafeteria or vending machines.
- ICU visiting hours for non-COVID patients are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- ICU visitors for COVID-positive patients will only be allowed at the discretion of the physician and hospital administration.
- Discretion will be used by our staff if a parent/guardian appears as a patient and has more than one child with them. When possible, we ask that you have another adult with you to care for the children while you are being treated.
Read our COVID-19 Visitors Guide.
At Medical Center Enterprise, we understand that coming to the hospital as a patient or as a loved one's support person can be a difficult, often overwhelming experience. Whether you’re preparing for a hospital stay or stopping by to see friends and family, knowing where to go and what to bring will help make your visit less stressful. To make your experience easier, we want to provide you with helpful information you may need to plan your visit, such as what to expect, parking instructions, transportation and more.
For more information about your stay, see our Patient Handbook.