Policies.
What to expect when you visit, and how we keep those visits predictable.
Policies
Hospital Visitation and Masking Policies
Visitors without respiratory symptoms may enter without a mask. Complimentary masks sit at most entrances for anyone who would like one. Children see adults arrive calmly and follow the same room routines. Fever, cough, or sore throat means a visit cannot go ahead, or must move to another day. Visitation hours can change.
What this looks like in practice
Visitors who are not experiencing respiratory symptoms like fever, cough, or sore throat may enter without a mask. Complimentary masks are available at most entrances for anyone who wants one. Visitation hours are subject to change. Children notice who comes through the door and how the room stays steady around them.
When adults who are unwell stay home, children miss fewer days and keep their usual nap and meal rhythms. A parent notices it at pickup: the child is not wiped out, not running a fever, not out of sorts. That steadiness carries into the evening at home.