Beds and cribs are available for visitors upon request.

We offer CaringBridge, free of charge, for our patients while they are at one of our sites. A CaringBridge site offers many ways for people to stay connected with loved ones back home and elsewhere during any type of health event. It can be created wherever a patient or family member has internet access. Patients and their families can post messages, updates and pictures, and loved ones can respond with messages of support and encouragement. The service is confidential, secure and private and is accessible only to individuals selected by the patient or loved one. Users have access to multiple privacy settings and can be assured that personal data is protected and will not be sold.

To set up a CaringBridge site, patients can visit the following page: caringbridge.org/createwebsite.

Chaplains are available to provide services to our patients and visitors. Visit our Chaplain Services page for more information.

A healing garden for visitors and families is located outside of the west entrance of the hospital. The healing garden has a gazebo and benches available for sitting and provides a calming space while visiting patients.

Lactation rooms are available at the hospital for nursing mothers to offer comfort and convenience. 

We provide interpreters at no charge to patients. Tell a member of your care team that you will need an interpreter. The interpreters will be available for your clinic or hospital appointments, but cannot assist you outside our facility. 

A daily newspaper is delivered to patient rooms as a complementary service.

We offer convenient parking in front of the clinic entrance and by the emergency room/hospital entrance.

An Insty Med machine is available for prescriptions 24 hours a day and is located in the concourse.

Private rooms are available for patient comfort and privacy.

We care about making your stay with us as comfortable as possible. We provide meals at 7:30 a.m., noon and 5 p.m. Menu options may be restricted depending on the diet ordered for you by your provider. If you are diabetic, make sure your blood sugar has been checked prior to eating your meal.

Social workers can help you in multiple ways, including acting as a referral service to community agencies and financial programs, providing you and your family with counseling and support services, and helping you make necessary arrangements for leaving the hospital. 

For your convenience, vending machines are available in the hospital family lounge.

Free wireless internet access is available for your convenience.