Updated Visitor Guidelines for Spaulding Rehabiltation Network 
Effective June 10, 2020

As Massachusetts begins the next phase of reopening, Spaulding Rehabilitation Network (SRN) will have new visitor guidelines effective Wednesday June 10, 2020 for inpatient hospitals. Spaulding Nursing Center Brighton, per June 4^th, announcement has a different set of visitor regulations as a skilled nursing home viewable here.

Visitors for patients only will be allowed on a limited basis with the following restrictions:

• Visitors will only be allowed onsite from 1pm-7pm
• Limit of 1 visitor per patient at a time with a maximum of 2 per day.
• Visitors must wear SRN provided facemask at all times during the duration of the visit. Click here to learn how to put on, wear, and take off a mask. 
• Visitors should limit visits to up to 1 hour
• Visitors will be limited to access to the patient’s room with no access to public or common areas such as cafeterias and lounges.
• Visitors are expected to practice hand hygiene and social distancing of 6 feet.
• All visitors must be over 18 years of age.
• Visitors should call ahead for the patients schedule as no visitors will be allowed in patient rooms during therapy or treatment sessions.
• All visitors will be screened upon entry and need to sign-in and attest they are symptom free. Anyone experiencing any of the following symptoms will not be allowed to visit until cleared of symptoms:
  • Fever or feeling feverish
  • Sore throat
  • New cough (not related to chronic condition)
  • New nasal congestion or new runny nose (not related to seasonal allergies)
  • Muscle aches
  • New loss of smell or taste
  • Shortness of breath

These guidelines are an initial step and SRN clinicians may have to alter or restrict visitation when medically necessary. All visitors are encouraged to contact the facility or patient prior to planning a visit. At this time, this applies only to patient visitors. We still do not allow visitors for any other reasons. We understand these are challenging times and we are looking forward to welcoming you back to our hospitals. However, we must do so in a measured and responsible way to ensure the continued safety of our patients and staff. We thank you for your support and cooperation to ensure we maintain a healthy environment for all.

View updated vistor guidelines in Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole.