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With respiratory infections on the rise in our community, we are taking extra steps to protect our patients, visitors, and healthcare teams. Starting Thursday, February 13, 2025, inpatient visitation at all Tower Health hospitals and rehabilitation facilities will be limited to two visitors per patient. All other visitation guidelines will stay the same. 

To help keep everyone safe, we strongly encourage all visitors, staff, and providers to wear the facility-provided masks while inside our buildings. Masks are required on units with high numbers of respiratory illness cases. Free masks are available at all entrances and nursing units. Thank you for helping us protect our patients, your loved ones, and each other.

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