Southeast Health is making its visitor policy less restrictive starting Tuesday as the state health department notes a decrease in COVID-19 transmission.
Houston County is now rated in the “low” category by the Alabama Department of Public health, which has triggered Southeast Health to change its visitation policy to “green,” a less restrictive level. Hospital officials say the change will stay in place until there is an increase in transmission levels that could threaten the health of patients, staff, and community.
Support persons and visitors must register at Entrance 3 at the upper level of the east parking deck. Visitors who are not remaining with the patient overnight can enter and exit the building during visiting hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. People are also reading… “As always, we also encourage patients and families to consider technology, like smart phones and tablets, to connect with loved ones,” SE Health officials said. “It’s the safest way to be supportive and stay connected without risking any exposure to COVID-19.”
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