Accessibility and Special Needs
Wheelchairs
If you need assistance, stop by the main information desk or ask a member of the care team on the patient unit.
Service animals
Only dogs and miniature horses are considered service animals. Patients and visitors with disabilities who require the help of a service animal may bring it to the hospital following these guidelines:
- We request that service animals wear a tag identifying them as a service animal.
- Hospital staff are not responsible for caring for or controlling service animals.
- Service animals may not visit dining areas, lobbies or other common areas unless accompanied by the person who needs their assistance.
- Visitors with service animals may visit only their loved one, not other patients’ rooms. A visitor with a service animal should check with the patient’s nurse when arriving on the unit.
- Other support animals, including therapy animals, emotional support animals and comfort animals, are not considered service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act and are not permitted in the hospital.