The resurgence of Covid-19 cases has led to a worrying increase in hospitalizations of patients (the vast majority of whom are unvaccinated) linked to this infection. Under these conditions, visits to the hospital are no longer authorized, except in exceptional cases, in order to limit the risk factors of contagion.
Three exceptions remain:
– Spouses of parturients;
– The parents of patients treated in the adult departments in the event that the patient's vital prognosis is engaged and after medical advice;
– Parents of hospitalized children, after medical advice.
These exceptions can only be made on presentation of the valid health pass, and in strict compliance with wearing a surgical mask or FFP2.
External consultations are maintained. However, patients are invited to come alone, except in a situation of dependency justifying the presence of a companion. In the event that patients do not have the complete vaccination schedule, they will ensure that they are tested before coming to the hospital.
Indeed, given the number of patients to be tested, the hospital is no longer able to ensure the tests for its access. Visitors and consultants who do not justify a health pass are asked to carry out antigen tests in a pharmacy or PCR before coming to the establishment.
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