Visiting Hours
Visitors are welcome at Northwest Medical Center and are encouraged to spend time with our patients during their stay and/or recovery. The hospital has open visiting hours seven days a week. Patients and visitors are asked to be respectful of other patients and visitors, especially at times when patients are likely sleeping.
Food Service
Visitors are welcome to purchase meals in the hospital’s dining room during the following hours:
Breakfast -6:45-8:30a.m.
Lunch -11:30-1:00p.m.
Dinner -5:00-6:30p.m.
A complimentary guest tray is available for one parent staying with a pediatric patient under 12 years old. Also, one complimentary tray per day is provided to one visitor of patients in the swing bed area. To receive a complimentary meal, please see the nurse in charge of your friend or relative’s care at least one hour prior to the scheduled meal.
Northwest Medical Center Dining Room Lunch Menu
Parents of Pediatric Patients
One parent of a pediatric patient is invited and encouraged to stay overnight with the child, especially if that child is under age 7. The parent may use a bed or cot at no additional charge. To make arrangements for an overnight stay with your child, please speak with a nurse.
For infants who are hospitalized, formula and baby food are included in the room charge. Not every brand is available, but we offer an adequate selection. Please talk with your child’s nurse if you have any questions.
Smoking
Northwest Medical Center and its clinics are smoke-free facilities. No one is permitted to smoke inside the building or on hospital property. The ban includes smoking inside vehicles on hospital property and applies to all hospital personnel as well as patients and visitors.
Chapel/Family Area
The hospital has a small chapel/family area located near the emergency room. This area is a retreat provided especially for visitors. This area can also be used as overnight accommodations for a family member or close friend to be near a patient in the emergency room.
Gifts
Gifts are available from the NMC Auxiliary's gift counter in the hospital’s main lobby and newest display in the nook outside the dining room entrance. Proceeds from the sale of gifts help finance the Auxiliary’s projects which support the hospital. To buy a gift, simply notify a staff member at the nurses’ station or the receptionist at the front desk.
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