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Logan Hospital
Visiting hours
Visitor restrictions
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to protect you, our patients and our staff, we are limiting the number of visitors to our hospital.
We ask that patients and visitors follow visiting restrictions as follows:
- no more than two people per visit
- during ward visiting hours
More than two visitors will continue to be allowed to provide end-of-life support to a patient, and additional exemptions may be granted. Please phone the ward if you require special consideration.
- Birth Suites – 2 support persons per birth
- Maternity Inpatient Ward – 2 visitors at a time, during visiting hours (8am-8pm), ensure physical distancing. Please talk to staff about sibling visits.
- Special Care Nursery – Parents only, one at a time. No children please
- Antenatal appointments, Maternity Assessment Unit – 1 support person
If you are unsure, please check with a staff member in the ward or service.
Wards with additional restrictions
Additional restrictions may apply for some wards. These include:
- Emergency Department, Outpatients, Haemodialysis Unit, Transit Lounges – 1 support person
- COVID-19 Inpatient Ward – No visitors
Social distancing at hospitals
While visiting your loved ones in hospital, you are required to practice social distancing rules implemented by the Queensland Government.
- Keep a 1.5m distance from others throughout the hospital
- Wash your hands upon entry and exit of each ward or service area
- Visitors should not sit on the patient's bed. Chairs are provided for visitors.
Facilities in Metro South Health follow directions about visiting from the Prime Minister and the Chief Health Officer. Sometimes visitors need to be restricted further to ensure patients and residents are safe.
It is important to protect our patients or residents from other illnesses including influenza or other non-COVID respiratory viruses.
At these times, our staff work with patients, residents and family members so everyone knows how they can help keep patients safe.
Standard visiting hours post COVID-19
Our visiting hours vary from ward to ward but are generally:
- weekdays between 12pm and 2pm, 3pm and 8pm
- weekends between 12pm and 8pm.
Specific ward visiting hours
Outside of these hours, please check with the nursing staff
| Ward | Visiting hours |
|---|---|
| Children's Inpatient Unit (previously known as Ward 2F) | 10am to 12pm and 3pm to 8pm 24-hour visiting for parents |
| Maternity Ward 2D/E | 8am to 9pm – one nominated visitor/partner |
| Palliative Care Ward 2GP | Anytime. Entry to hospital after 9pm is to be made via the emergency department. Please report to the triage desk, provide the patient's details and follow the directions of staff |
| Intensive Care Unit | 11am to 12pm and 3pm to 8pm |
| Coronary Care (CCU/3CCARD) | 11am to 12pm and 3pm to 8pm |
| 2G Medical Assessment and Planning Unit | 12pm to 8pm |
| Orthopaedics 2I | Anytime. Please speak with your nurse to arrange entry between 9pm and 6am, through the Emergency Department |
| Medical Ward 3A | Anytime. Please speak with your nurse to arrange entry between 9pm and 6am, through the Emergency Department |
| Medical Wards 3B/C | 12pm to 8pm |
| Mental Health Wards 2B/C | 2pm to 8pm |
| Mental Health Ward 2A | Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5:30pm to 8pm |
| Rehabilitation | 12pm to 8pm |
Last updated 12 August 2020
Last reviewed 6 August 2019