Methodist Hospital Visiting Hours and Policy | Omaha, Nebraska
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Methodist Hospital Visiting Hours and Policy | Omaha, Nebraska
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Visiting Hours
Visiting hours are 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday – Friday; and 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. weekends and major holidays, for non-family members and children to support rest and healing for our patients.
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Please follow the guidelines below when visiting to ensure the safety of all patients and guests.
Family and Visitor Presence
As a patient, you have the right to choose who visits you, including but not limited to a spouse, family members, a domestic partner or a friend.
You also have the right to define your “family” and how they will be involved in your care. Family may be anyone related to you by birth or marriage, friends, or neighbors.
We ask that you designate a health partner upon admission. For additional information on choosing a health partner.
Your health partner and adult family members are always welcome. However, certain visitor restrictions may be implemented by hospital administration or your care team.
Visitor privileges will not be denied on the basis of race, national origin, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.
Visiting Hours
A patient's health partner or an adult family member are welcome bedside 24 hours a day, according to patient and care team preferences.
Any request for an overnight stay of an adult family member must be coordinated and approved in advance with your care team.
Visiting hours are 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday – Friday; and 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. weekends and major holidays, for non-family members and children to support rest and healing for our patients.
Visitor Restrictions
Family or visitor presence may be limited or restricted based on your care plan or during periods of seasonal or transmittable illness in the community.
You may request that any visitor be escorted from your room at any time for any reason.
An adult must accompany all children and dependent adults who visit the hospital and should check with the nurse before bringing them into your room. Health and age restrictions may apply.
The hospital may not exclude a visitor unless that person’s presence disturbs you or another individual’s rights, privacy or safety, or the visit is not advised for medical or therapeutic reasons.
Family or visitor presence may be limited or restricted based on your care plan, a specific unit visitor policy, or during periods of seasonal or transmittable illness in the community.
Visitor Responsibilities
All family and visitors must be free of communicable diseases and comply with infection control regulations.
All family and visitors must follow posted regulations and hospital policies.
Family and visitors may not engage in loud, disruptive, threatening or violent behavior.
“No Information” Status
If you don’t want anyone to know you’re in the hospital, you may ask to be a “No Information” patient. Any inquiries about you would be met with the response, “We have no record of a patient by that name.”
Cafeteria and Gift Shop
Visitors are encouraged to stay in the patients’ rooms and waiting areas, but may access the cafeteria, coffee shop and gift shop.
View Amenities
Patient and Visitor Services
Learn about additional patient and visitor services, such as interpreters, spiritual care and service animals.
Learn More
Skip to main content
Methodist Hospital Visiting Hours and Policy
Blood Sugar Form
Dunklau Gardens
Schedule a Tour
Contact Dunklau Gardens
Family Resources
AgeLess Program Registration
Employee Recognition
Patient/Family Advisor Application
Resident Rights and Responsibilities
Dunklau Den Grand Opening
Life at Dunklau Gardens
Amenities
Calendar
Floor Plans
Transportation
Our Team
Tammy Deemer
Jayma Brown
Ashley Fisher, CSW
Kathryn Sissel
Lisa Long, RN
Keyra Roberg
Jan Walraven, BSN, RN, RAC-CT
Erika Newill, LPN
Wendy Rix, LPN
Dawn Landholm
Connie Stiver, RN
Visitor Policy
Get Care Today
Methodist Fremont Health
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
Childbirth Education
Fremont Health Foundation
History
Leadership
Patient Safety
Pharmacy
Support Services Directory
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Volunteer Application
What to Bring
Women and Newborns
Methodist Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Gift Shop
History
Leadership
Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center
Methodist Hospital Foundation
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
History
Jennie Edmundson Foundation
Leadership
Pictures for Patients
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Women and Newborns
Childbirth Education
Safety and Innovations
Shaken Baby Task Force
Neurology New Patient Health History
Methodist Women's Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Childbirth Education
Back to Work and Breastfeeding Virtual Class
Expectant Family Virtual Tour
Donations
Gift Shop
Labor and Delivery Unit
Leadership
Methodist Hospital Foundation
NICU
NICU Reunion
Outreach Program
Outreach Program Staff
Safety and Innovations
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Welcome Baby Boutique
Breast Pump Order Form
Visiting Hours
Visiting hours are 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday – Friday; and 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. weekends and major holidays, for non-family members and children to support rest and healing for our patients.
Learn More
Please follow the guidelines below when visiting to ensure the safety of all patients and guests.
Family and Visitor Presence
As a patient, you have the right to choose who visits you, including but not limited to a spouse, family members, a domestic partner or a friend.
You also have the right to define your “family” and how they will be involved in your care. Family may be anyone related to you by birth or marriage, friends, or neighbors.
We ask that you designate a health partner upon admission. For additional information on choosing a health partner.
Your health partner and adult family members are always welcome. However, certain visitor restrictions may be implemented by hospital administration or your care team.
Visitor privileges will not be denied on the basis of race, national origin, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.
Visiting Hours
A patient's health partner or an adult family member are welcome bedside 24 hours a day, according to patient and care team preferences.
Any request for an overnight stay of an adult family member must be coordinated and approved in advance with your care team.
Visiting hours are 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday – Friday; and 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. weekends and major holidays, for non-family members and children to support rest and healing for our patients.
Visitor Restrictions
Family or visitor presence may be limited or restricted based on your care plan or during periods of seasonal or transmittable illness in the community.
You may request that any visitor be escorted from your room at any time for any reason.
An adult must accompany all children and dependent adults who visit the hospital and should check with the nurse before bringing them into your room. Health and age restrictions may apply.
The hospital may not exclude a visitor unless that person’s presence disturbs you or another individual’s rights, privacy or safety, or the visit is not advised for medical or therapeutic reasons.
Family or visitor presence may be limited or restricted based on your care plan, a specific unit visitor policy, or during periods of seasonal or transmittable illness in the community.
Visitor Responsibilities
All family and visitors must be free of communicable diseases and comply with infection control regulations.
All family and visitors must follow posted regulations and hospital policies.
Family and visitors may not engage in loud, disruptive, threatening or violent behavior.
“No Information” Status
If you don’t want anyone to know you’re in the hospital, you may ask to be a “No Information” patient. Any inquiries about you would be met with the response, “We have no record of a patient by that name.”
Cafeteria and Gift Shop
Visitors are encouraged to stay in the patients’ rooms and waiting areas, but may access the cafeteria, coffee shop and gift shop.
View Amenities
Patient and Visitor Services
Learn about additional patient and visitor services, such as interpreters, spiritual care and service animals.
Learn More