Visiting a Patient

To help keep our patients, visitors and staff safe and to help stop the spread of COVID-19, MultiCare has established visitor restrictions at MultiCare Allenmore Hospital. Please visit our Visitor Policy page for more information.

Valet parking service

During this time, we will not offer our normal valet parking service at our hospitals. However, staff members will be available at hospital entrances to direct you to parking locations.

Other Visitor Information

We recognize how important it is that our patients have a caring environment that includes family and friends. Visitors will be accommodated as much as possible, with consideration for other patients and overall patient care.

We also are committed to open and honest communication with family members and we encourage their participation in the patient’s care. Caregivers may remain with patients except during tests or treatments.

We ask visitors to:

• Dress appropriately, including shirts and shoes
• Not visit the hospital when they have colds, sore throats or any contagious diseases
• Understand if they are asked temporarily to leave the room during tests or treatments or when the doctor or nurse needs to see the patient
• Support our quiet/healing environment and avoid unnecessary noise
• Be considerate of both patients in semi-private rooms

Visitors under the influence of recreational drugs or alcohol, or exhibiting disorderly conduct, including the use of profanity and verbal threats, will be asked to leave the hospital and may be reported to the police.

Condition Reports

Any personal information about the patient’s diagnosis and treatment must come from the patient’s physician and will only be made available to those approved by the patient.

Gifts for Patients

Visitors should check with the nurse before bringing gifts, plants, food or drink to patients. Because latex allergies are becoming more common in patients and staff, latex balloons are not permitted.

Pastoral Care

At Allenmore, we understand that spiritual and emotional well-being is closely tied to physical health. Our pastoral care staff is available to help patients, their families and others cope with the challenges of illness and medical crises. For counseling or spiritual support from a non-denominational hospital chaplain, please call the Pastoral Care Program at 253-403-1125.