Hospital Visitor Restrictions Implemented in Indianapolis Area Amidst Surge in Respiratory Viruses

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The Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association (GDAHA) has implemented visitor restrictions in response to the increasing number of respiratory virus cases. The restrictions include no visitations from individuals with respiratory symptoms or anyone under the age of 14. Some hospital areas may have stricter guidelines for specific patients. GDAHA member hospitals emphasize the importance of handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when fever-free to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses. The restrictions aim to ensure the safety of patients and employees during the respiratory season.
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- Marion Co. Public Health Department calls on Indianapolis area hospitals to instate visitor restrictions WISH TV Indianapolis, IN
- Hospitals in Marion County to restrict visitors as flu, COVID and RSV surge IndyStar
- Franciscan, Community hospitals restrict visits due to rise in respiratory virus; no changes at CRH The Republic
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