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Visiting hours

CRMC Visitor Policy Effective Friday, March 11, 2022.

Visiting hours are from 6 AM – 9 PM, daily.
Visitors will be asked to leave by 9 p.m.

Patient Type

Visitors

Visiting Hours

Details

Adult Inpatient

2

6 am – 9 pm

*Patients in the hospital may have two visitors at a time.

OB

2

6 am – 9 pm

*Patients in the hospital may have two visitors at a time.
*Open age visitation for siblings.

ICU

2

6 am – 9 pm

*Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to visit.

* Visitors may not spend the night in the patient room unless pre-approved by leadership for special circumstances.

*Based on assessment of the patient’s emotional and physical needs, members of the Multi-Disciplinary Care Team may request limited visitation at times.

*Overnight stays are permitted in ICU waiting room.

Rehab

2

6 am – 9 pm

*Exceptions may be made for extended hours with management approval.

Emergency Department

1

Outpatient Services/Surgery

1-2

*Visitors must be 18 years or older

*Special considerations if approved by the Director

Outpatient Therapies

1-2

*Visitors must remain in the waiting area unless they are participating in caregiver education or assisting patient with mobility – at therapist’s discretion

Goldschmidt – Medical and Oncology Clinics

2

*Exceptions can be made for patient with ambulating and/or mental capacity issue.

Goldschmidt – Infusion Center and Therapy Treatments

0

*Exceptions can be made for patient with ambulating and/or mental capacity issue.

Goldschmidt - Imaging SW Campus

1-2

*Visitors allowed with patient in waiting room but restricted when going back to imaging exam.

*Exceptions can be made for patient with ambulating and/or mental capacity issue.

Clinics

2

*Newborns accompanying a post-partum visit are allowed.

  • NOTE: Exceptions may be made by directors.

Visitors to Infectious Patients
Visitors are made aware of the need for transmission-based precautions by means of a sign posted on the patient's door. Assistance in following necessary precautions is provided by the nursing staff.

SCREENING and MASKS

Capital Region Medical Center lifted the universal masking requirement for its hospital and clinics on Thursday, April 13, 2023.

Masking will continue to be required for patients and visitors who:
• Experience respiratory symptoms including cough, runny nose, sneezing, etc.
• Tested positive for COVID-19 or had an exposure in the previous 10 days
• Are visiting a patient with COVID-19 or other contagious respiratory viruses

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