Visitor Policy - Medical Center

Current Medical Center Visitor Restrictions
Last Updated May 1, 2023


The rules for visiting patients at MarinHealth Medical Center can change at any time, depending on what's happening with the pandemic and on government health orders. Please check this page for the latest information before you go.

COVID-19 positive patients are limited to 2 visitors (total) per day, and must perform a Rapid Antigen Test (FDA approved) test onsite in the hospital lobby and receive a negative result before being permitted to visit. A new test must be performed daily.


Current Visitation Rules = LEVEL 1

Click here to view visitation guidelines for Levels 1 - 4.


MarinHealth understands the need for patients to be visited by their family and friends within a safe environment

  • Patient/Visitor Badging: All visitors must wear a hospital-provided identification badge to gain entry into the hospital. Standard screening questions (reason for visit, etc.) will be required before being provided a badge.
  • Limitation of Visitors (for patient safety): At any time, clinical staff may limit the number of visitors according to the patient’s condition. Aggressive/threatening behavior is not allowed or tolerated. Patients can deny visitors at any time.
  • After-Hours Hospital Access: Enter through ED when the Main Lobby is closed (example: mother in labor).
  • Infection Prevention: Visitors need to wash hands / use hand sanitizer when entering and leaving rooms. Visitors must comply with all posted signs outside patient rooms and in common areas.