New Visitor Policy

New visitor policy

Effective immediately, patients may bring one fully vaccinated spouse or support person to the first obstetrical ultrasound visit.

We ask that your spouse/support person bring their CDC vaccination card.

Newborns can accompany their mother’s on their postpartum visit

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