Visitors for Patients Currently Restricted
We have implemented a restricted visiting policy for all facilities while our staff is hard at work ensuring the safety of our patients, caregivers and the community.
Questions about visiting?
Call the information desk at (803) 791-2000 for assistance.
- No visitors for patients with COVID-19
- No visitors for patients suspected of or testing positive for COVID-19
- All visitors must be age 5 and older, except in the Intensive Care Unit, Special Care Nursery and Labor and Delivery. See department for guidance.
Visiting Medical/Surgical Patients
Anytime, day or night.
- No need to sign in when visiting during normal visitation hours.
- Visitors planning to stay with patients should first speak with nursing staff.
- We are a smoke-free facility.
- No minors under the age of 16.
- Animals (other than service animals) are not permitted.
Visiting the ICU
Anytime Except 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. & 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
- Two visitors at a time are welcome in the ICU waiting area and ICU rooms during visiting hours.
- Patient’s health may necessitate periods of rest at any time.
- Please check in with ICU nurses before entering any patient’s room.
- Visit Vision is not available in ICU rooms.
- No minors under the age of 16 allowed in the ICU.
Two support persons are permitted while the patient is in labor or has just delivered a child. One support person is allowed for C-sections. Support persons may not change. Please use the Main Entrance of the hospital. Visitors to the Mother/Baby unit are allowed during the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., seven days per week.
Some procedures will require all visitors to leave the room. A waiting room with a telephone, restroom, television, magazines and coffee is available to waiting visitors.
For the safety and privacy of others, please keep these guidelines in mind:
- No minors under the age of 16.
- Visitors cannot wait in any Birth Center hallway for extended periods of time.
- Phone calls are not placed to patients during labor and delivery to respect the expectant mother’s privacy during a very personal process.