Locations:
Search IconSearch
September 13, 2021/News Updates

Visitation Guideline Changes at Cleveland Clinic Ohio Locations

September 13, 2021

Main Aerial-04

The safety of our patients, visitors and caregivers remains our top priority. As cases of COVID-19 have been increasing over the past few weeks, we are experiencing a significant number of patients with COVID-19 in our hospitals. Therefore, beginning Tuesday, September 14, our visitation policy for our Ohio locations will include increased restrictions.

For patients who are either COVID-19 positive or negative, the changes include:

  • Inpatients will be allowed one designated visitor through their entire hospital stay.
  • Outpatients will be allowed one visitor per appointment or procedure.
  • Patients in the Emergency Department will be allowed one designated visitor through their entire hospital stay.

Note these additional changes:

  • During prenatal appointments:
    • Patients who are COVID-19 positive will be allowed one visitor.
    • Patients who are COVID-19 negative will be allowed two visitors for fetal ultrasounds and one visitor for regular prenatal appointments.
  • In Labor and Delivery:
    • Patients who are COVID-19 positive will be allowed one visitor during labor.
    • Patients who are COVID-19 negative will be allowed two visitors.
  • In pediatrics:
    • Patients who are COVID-19 positive will be allowed one parent or guardian.
    • Patients who are COVID-19 negative will be allowed two parents or guardians.

Visitation hours remain 7am -9 pm. All visitors must be at least 18 years of age, wear a mask at all times, and pass a COVID health screening upon arrival.

The most up to date information on our visitation policies can be found on our website at clevelandclinic.org/visitation.

Latest from the Newsroom

Two new research buildings on Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus at E. 100th Street and Cedar Avenue.

Cleveland Clinic Opens Two New Research Buildings

Survey results for Cleveland Clinic’s 11th annual MENtion It® campaign.

Cleveland Clinic: Despite Men Not Trusting What They See Online, Some Are Letting Social Media Drive Their Behaviors

Medical illustration of Lipoprotein(a)

First in Human Long-Acting Gene Silencing Therapy Significantly Lowers Heart Disease Risk Marker with One Injection

Medical illustration of CRISPR technology

Cleveland Clinic First-In-Human Trial of CRISPR Gene-Editing Therapy Shown to Safely and Continuously Lower Cholesterol and Triglycerides After One Year

Discussion at the AI Summit for Healthcare Professionals

Cleveland Clinic AI Summit Highlights Growing Role of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

A Cleveland Clinic team performs the first robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy procedure in Ohio

Cleveland Clinic First in Ohio to Perform Robotic Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy

Dr. Brenessa Lindeman

Brenessa Lindeman, M.D., Appointed Executive Dean of Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

Logos for Cleveland Clinic and West Side Market

Cleveland Clinic Pledges $1 Million to Support Teaching Kitchen at West Side Market