Community Memorial Visiting Hours Are 7AM - 9PM
The Main Entrance will be temporarily relocated to the NORTH entrance of the hospital until construction is completed.
- The Main Entrance is open Monday - Friday 7AM - 7 PM. Please use the Emergency Department Entrance outside of these hours.
- All visitors and outpatient services are to enter through the Main Entrance.
- MRI and Surgical patients are to enter through Door 13 in the back of campus, through the covered ramp.
Please follow signs posted on the campus. See temporary entrance map and additional details.
Please note we have updated our Visitor Policy and process to enhance the safety and security of Community Memorial and comply with The Joint Commission regulations.
All visitors are required to show a government issued photo identification at the Main Entrance and Emergency Department entrance. Visitors are also required to check-out upon leaving the hospital.
New to us?
A hospital stay can be stressful when you are ill and in unfamiliar surroundings. A visit from family and friends can help brighten your day and contribute to a speedy recovery. Because rest is also an important component of the recovery process, visiting hours vary throughout the hospital.
Masks
Community Memorial Hospital no longer requires masks in a patient care setting unless:
- Individual has a high risk COVID exposure in the last 10 days
- Employees or visitors were in a unit with a recent COVID outbreak
- When a patient is on isolation requiring face covering
- If a patient asks you to wear a mask for their protection.
Cafeteria
For the convenience of staff and visitors, the Cafeteria is open from 11:30am – 1:30pm and 4:30pm – 6:00pm every day.
Complete meals are available for as little as $4.00, and individual items (sandwiches, fruit, etc.) can also be purchased from vending machines.
Smoking
Community Memorial is a Smoke Free Facility.
Accessibility
Community Memorial Hospital and all of its programs and activities are accessible to and usable by disabled persons, including persons who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind, or who have other sensory impairments.