Effective Friday, September 25, a maximum of two designated adult visitors will be permitted per pediatric patient for the duration of the patient’s hospital stay unless the patient has tested positive for COVID-19, in which case, the patient will be restricted to one designated visitor. Learn more about other…
As a means to help minimize the spread of COVID-19, we have temporarily changed our visitation policy at UF Health hospitals and emergency rooms in Gainesville.
As a means to help minimize the spread of COVID-19, we have temporarily changed our visitation policy at UF Health hospitals and emergency rooms in Gainesville.
Due to the sharp increase in the number of people testing positive in Duval County, we are making changes to several policies and guidelines effective July 5 across UF Health Jacksonville and UF Health North.
Beginning Monday, June 22, UF Transportation and Parking Services will resume normal operations in the designated patient and visitor garages on the UF Health campus – West Visitor Garage 2, UF Health Medical Plaza Garage 3 and East Visitor Garage 10. Parking is complimentary for patients and their visitors with…
As a means to help minimize the spread of COVID-19, we have temporarily changed our visitation policy at UF Health hospitals and emergency rooms in Gainesville.
The UF Health Fitness and Wellness Center, located at 1310 SW 13th St., reopened today. Occupancy will be limited to 50% of normal capacity. Current hours of operation are 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday; closed Saturday and Sunday. If you have questions, please call 352.733.0834.
Starting Monday, May 4, UF Health Central Florida facilities will restrict visitors to only one per patient (previously no visitors were allowed). All patients and visitors will continue to be medically screened at hospital entrances upon arrival, and all staff and visitors will be required to wear masks at all…
University of Florida Health is resuming all elective inpatient and outpatient surgeries and procedures at all its locations Monday, recognizing the urgency of ramping up services for non-coronavirus patients whose medical conditions and illnesses require care even in the face of a global pandemic. This includes all UF Health hospitals…
As health care professionals across the country require important personal protection equipment, or PPE, during the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have reached out to UF Health asking how they can help.
