Cloud County Health Center has restricted access

With the ever evolving concern surrounding COVID-19 (coronavirus), Cloud County Health Center is seeking help from members of the community to help make sure the healthcare campus is safe for patients.
Cloud County Health Center (CCHC), beginning today, will have restricted access.
Restricted access does not mean that CCHC will be discontinuing services, but rather, having a restricted and controlled access to the facility for the safety of the patients.
What the restricted access means:
• Call ahead if you believe that you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 so hospital personnel can prepare to meet you upon arrival.
• Entrance to the facility will be through the main doors only.
• The ambulance entrance is for ambulances only. All others need to enter through the main entrance.
• Required screening for all patients and visitors. Screening is different from testing for the virus.
• Public will be asked appropriate screening questions by a member of the staff prior to entering the building.
• After screening, anyone that may need testing for COVID-19 will be escorted by clinical personnel to a pre-designated location within the facility.
• No non-essential vendors allowed in the facility.
• No patient visitors from 6 p.m.-7 a.m. Monday through Friday and 4 p.m.-10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
• Cafeteria will be closed to the public.
• CCHC will be restricting patient visitors to one healthy adult visitor per patient whether it be inpatient, outpatient or emergency room.