Bay Area Hospital strives to improve the health of our community every day. Bay Area Hospital is a tobacco-free campus.
We provide some of the most advanced and compassionate care in the region.
Whether you are receiving care or visiting a loved one, our goal is to make your stay with us a positive one.
Bay Area Hospital offers a wide variety of support groups and programs to improve the health of our community.
We are continually looking for opportunities to improve our organization and keep our community informed.
For the safety of our patients and staff we need to make a change to our visitation policy.
We are accepting limited visitors. Bay Area Hospital will permit one adult visitor at a time per inpatient in the facility. Visitors should come through the new main entrance Monday-Friday, or the Emergency Department (ED) entrance on Saturdays and Sundays between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Limited visitors will continue to be screened at hospital entrances, and anyone entering the facility will be required to wear a face mask unless they have a medical reason why they are unable to wear a mask.
Exceptions to the limited visitor policy will be made on an individual basis; generally speaking, Bay Area Hospital will allow for exceptions to the one visitor policy in birth and end of life situations only. At this time, children under the age of 12 will not be allowed to visit unless there’s a special circumstance. If you need special consideration, please contact the unit charge nurse.
Some things you can do for your loved ones in the hospital when visiting is restricted:
Communicate by phone, face time/skype, send a card, email, and send flowers For trusted information please view the following websites: Coos Health & Wellness Oregon Health Authority
The MOMS (Management of Maternity Services) program is a voluntary, free program serving all women who plan to deliver at Bay Area Hospital. Specially trained registered nurses offer one-on-one individualized support to you and your family throughout your pregnancy, during your hospital stay, and after your baby is home. Learn more about the MOMS program here!
The Joint Replacement Destination Center at Bay Area Hospital is presenting a FREE educational seminar on arthritis and hip and knee pain. Join us and learn about the anatomy of the hip and knee, common causes of joint pain, and some simple steps you can take to lessen the likelihood of a hip or knee injury. We will also discuss effective non-surgical treatments for joint pain, as well as the latest innovative joint replacement procedures. This one-hour presentation will be followed by a Q&A session with our Orthopaedic Navigator nurse.