COVID-19 Visitor Restrictions

Odessa Regional Medical Center is fully prepared to care for our patients and our community. Out of an abundance of caution, we have implemented visitor restrictions in response to the increased presence of COVID-19 in our community that is designed to further protect our patients, their families and our staff.

We remain ready to serve all of your health care needs and have taken the necessary steps to ensure patients can receive care in a safe environment. Our stringent safety measures include: mandatory wearing of masks, social distancing in waiting areas, and vigilant cleaning in all areas, which includes the use of EPA-registered, hospital-grade disinfectants validated for use against COVID-19. 

The health and safety of our patients, visitors, employees, and our communities remain our top priority at Odessa Regional Medical Center.

Visitor Restrictions:

• COVID: One visitor for adult COVID patients from 1pm-3pm daily. The designated visitor(s)will be for the entire stay. They cannot switch out visitor(s).
• Only two (2) visitors are allowed in a patient room at any time.
• Children of immediate relation to the patient (i.e. son/daughter) are allowed to visit but limited to 2 hours per day.
• Children are not allowed to visit in CCU, OR or Cath Lab.

General Visiting Hours

General visiting hours are from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm.  Extended visiting hours may be arranged at the discretion of the patient’s physician and the nursing supervisor. CCU patients can be visited from 8:00 am to 6:45 pm and 7:45 pm to 9:00 pm. Only two visitors are allowed in a patient room at any time. Visitors may be asked to leave a patient’s room during tests and treatments.

All patients who enter the hospital through available access points will be screened immediately upon arrival. Points of entrance will be limited to:

• ER main entrance 24/7
• West Campus south entrance

If you are not a provider working at our facility, a hospital employee, or seeking immediate medical attention, we ask that you avoid the hospital.

If you are experiencing a cough, fever, and/or shortness of breath or have been in direct contact with someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, please call your primary physician’s office. Your physician will help determine whether you may come in for an appointment, or if you should stay at home and await further instruction.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work to keep our community safe.

Everyone on Steward properties should have a mask on, including patients and visitors.
This new measure has been put in place for your protection, as well as the protection of patients and hospital staff. We ask for your understanding and appreciate your cooperation in our commitment to keeping our community safe.