Visiting Guidelines

Updated April 30, 2026

Welcome to Los Angeles Community Hospital, where the health and safety of our patients, families, and staff are our top priority. All guests (visitors and vendors) must check in at the main lobby and obtain a visitor’s pass. Hospital guests seen on the hospital premises without a temporary pass will be redirected to the main lobby to obtain one. All visitors and vendors entering or re-entering the facility must also be screened by our security personnel.

Visitation Hours

· Acute Care and Intensive Care Unit hours: Open 24 hours a day. (Subject to change at any time.)

· Sub-Acute visitation hours: Open daily from 7 a.m.- 9 p.m.

Visitation Guidelines – Subject to change at the discretion of the facility.

· Visitors 12 years old and above are allowed to visit.

· Please check in at the main hospital front desk.

· Visitation may be limited to one visitor at a time, and the facility may limit time spent with the patient.

· Refrain from lingering/gathering in hallways or the cafeteria.

· Do not visit if you have COVID-19 or flu-like symptoms.

· Visitors are not allowed for COVID-19 patients.

· Masks are not required and are left to individual preference.

· The hospital may establish reasonable restrictions upon visitation, or limitations on hours of visitation.

· The hospital may address any disruptive behavior, threats of violence or other prohibited behavior if the conduct generates a reasonable concern for the safety or well-being of staff, patients or visitors, or disrupts hospital operations or interferes with patient medical care.

· Audio, video or photography is not permitted without prior administration authorization and will constitute disruptive behavior if not approved and must be stopped immediately.

· Visitors unwilling or unable to follow these guidelines will be asked to leave the premises or revocation of visitor privileges.

· Any other visitation will be approved on a case-by-case basis by speaking with a House-Supervisor at (562) 863-4763.

Don’t Put Your Health on Hold

Your hospital, doctors and other healthcare providers have implemented extra safety precautions to ensure you remain safe while seeking vital medical care. Don’t delay your medical care any longer, especially for chronic conditions.

Follow these 4 tips:

1. Don’t Distance from your Doctor

2. Don’t Skip your Screenings

3. Don’t Delay Emergency Care

4. It’s Safe to Get Care