Pomerene Updates Visitation Guidelines
Pomerene • March 16, 2021
Effective March 15th at 7 am, Pomerene's visitation guidelines will be as follows:
- Visitation hours will be held daily between 11:00am-8:00pm. All individuals entering any hospital entrance must be screened using one of the health screening kiosks, record their visit on the visitation log, sanitize or wash their hands, as well as be given a mask to wear during the entire visit.
- Inpatient Services located on the Medical/Surgical/Special Care Unit (Non-Covid Patients): Up to four visitors per stay will be permitted for patients admitted to the hospital. Visitors will have no time restrictions between the daily hours of 11am to 8pm. Visitors will be required to wear a wristband (Orange) that will be provided upon admission and must be worn for the duration of the stay. Visitors should remain in the patient’s room, unless using public restrooms or visiting the cafeteria. Visitors are encouraged to minimize exiting and re-entry to the hospital.
- Inpatient Services located on the Medical/Surgical/Special Care Unit (Covid Positive Patients): Visitors should call the hospital prior to arriving for visitation. Visitors will be required to wear a wristband (Orange) that will be provided upon arrival and must be worn for the duration of the stay. Visitors must follow all Hospital COVID safety measures and visitors will be given instructions to assist with modified visitation procedures.
- OB and Maternity Unit: OB patients may have two visitors at all times during a patient’s stay. OB patient visitors must remain in the patient room outside of normal visitation hours.
- No visitors under the age of 14
- All other visitation guidelines remain the same according to previous guidance:
- Hospital doors will open between the hours of 8 am to 7 pm. All individuals entering any hospital entrance must be screened using one of the health screening kiosks, record their visit on the visitation log, sanitize or wash their hands, as well as be given a mask to wear during the entire visit.

On Sunday, October 5, several Pomerene employees and their family members marched in the 63rd Holmes County Antique Festival Grand Parade through historic downtown Millersburg. The Holmes County Antique Festival is more than a parade. Over its two-day run, the event offers antique markets, arts and crafts, live music, classic car shows, and family-friendly activities. At Pomerene, we believe that being part of our community means showing up, not just in healthcare, but in shared moments and local traditions. We’re proud to walk alongside our neighbors, celebrate our county’s heritage, and show our appreciation to our community. Thank you to every team member who joined us. You made our presence personal.










