General visiting hours for most patient care areas are from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Extended hours are available to immediate family. Parents of pediatric patients are permitted to visit 24 hours a day. Visiting hours for the intensive care units are limited and vary. For further details about specific visiting hours and restrictions, call 602-406-3000 and ask the hospital operator to connect you to the nurses station of the area you wish to visit.

Priests, rabbis, and other members of the clergy are welcome to visit patients any time except when certain types of care or treatment are in progress. 

Children Visiting Children may visit but must be accompanied by and remain with an adult at all times.

Patient Safety

In the interest of safety for our patients, anyone who has symptoms of colds, e.g., runny nose and fever or sneezing & coughing, should not visit hospitalized patients. If you do wish to visit with a respiratory illness then you are requested to discuss with the caregiver what you should do to reduce the risk to the hospitalized patient, e.g., hand hygiene and wearing a mask.

Flowers

Flowers may be brought in by visitors, delivered to the hospital, or delivered by the hospital's gift shop to all patient care areas except the intensive care units. When bringing fresh-cut flowers, please bring a vase or container.

St. Joseph's is a Tobacco-free campus

St. Joseph's Hospital is committed to providing a smoke-free environment for our patients, visitors and staff. Smoking is prohibited inside all of the hospital buildings.

As a national healthcare leader, St. Joseph's believes it is important for the hospital to promote good healthcare practices. A tobacco-free environment follows the hospital's mission of delivering high-quality services while protecting patients, staff and visitors from exposure to second-hand smoke.

Tobacco use is not allowed in the hospital's buildings, grounds (including outdoor areas), parking areas or walkways.