Visitor’s Guide
Cafeteria
The hospital provides nutritionally adequate meals, snacks and supplements to patients, employees and visitors. The daily menu is located in the Cafeteria with Visitor pricing information. Payment may be made in cash or with a check for the amount of purchase. Debit and credit cards are not accepted at this time.
Cafeteria Hours:
Daily, 5:30 am - 7:00 pmMeal service times:
Dinner Hours: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Supper Hours: 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm, 5:15pm – 6:00pm
Snack Bar & Gift Shop
The Crawford County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary voluntarily operates a snack bar and gift shop inside the hospital. Located on the first floor of the hospital, next to the Pharmacy, all proceeds through sales at the snack bar and gift shop are used by the auxiliary to help fund special projects at the hospital.
The snack bar features a small dining area and is stocked with fruit, candy, pop, gum, freshly-baked cookies, muffins, rolls, soup, sandwiches and many other snack items.
The gift shop carries greeting cards, children’s clothing, jewelry, seasonal decorations, stuffed animals, Willow Tree figurines, and a wide variety of other items.
Snack Bar/Gift Shop Hours:
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Vending machines
Snack and pop vending machines are also available at all times of the day and are located on the first floor by the Snack Bar.
Visiting hours/policies
Visiting hours are open. However, due to an increase in influenza-like illness in the area, Crawford County Memorial Hospital has made a temporary change in our visitor policy. Effective October 28, 2009, visitation in the OB department by children younger than 14 years of age will be restricted to include only siblings of the newborn infant. Siblings visiting their newborn brother or sister will only be allowed to enter their mother’s room and no other area in the OB department.
As an additional precaution, OB nursing staff will screen siblings of newborns for signs and symptoms of influenza upon arrival to the department. If children display flu-like symptoms, they will be asked not to visit.
Visitor restrictions will be in effect at Crawford County Memorial Hospital until the 2009 novel H1N1 influenza virus is no longer a threat in the area.
Flower and gift delivery
Several local businesses will deliver flowers or other items to Crawford County Memorial Hospital. Check with the business of your choice to see if they offer delivery services.
Upon arrival at the hospital, the flowers/gift will then be delivered to the patient by a staff member.
Internet Access
Crawford County Memorial Hospital now offers wireless broadband services for all of our patient rooms and emergency room visitors. Hospital visitors and patient can log on to the Internet via their Wi-Fi enabled devices, such as a laptop, netbook, portable game console or PDA. An interested web surfer simply has to click “connect” to begin checking e-mails and surfing the web; it’s as easy as that.
Tobacco-free environment
Crawford County Memorial Hospital is proud to be a tobacco-free organization. This means smoking and smokeless tobacco products are not allowed inside the building, or directly outside the building.