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View our nondiscrimination statement  here.

Click here to view your patient rights.

   

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COVID VACCINE INFORMATION

2-22-21

Click here for more information. 

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Open letter to the community

Sustaining care in our community

by Jeff Zewe, RN, president, CEO, Upper Allegheny Health System

 

  Sustaining care in our community FAQs

Transition Fact Sheet  
                       

 

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ER at Home offers virtual visits with emergency department clinicians for minor illnesses/injuries from the comfort of your own home using a smartphone, computer or tablet.

 

Learn more about our ER at Home program by clicking here. 

 

Click here to schedule a virtual ER visit today.

Anyone experiencing symptoms of a life-threatening condition, such as heart attack or stroke, should call 911 immediately and get to the closest emergency room. 

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We are taking a proactive approach at OGH.  As more information is becoming available we will be making additional changes, but here are the latest updates: 

LIMITED VISITORS (effective 2-4-21) 

Due to community spread of COVID-19 and out of an abundance of caution, patient visitation is restricted. See below for details.

 

Hospital visitation is permitted as follows:

 

Inpatients may have one visitor as determined by the patient from 2-6 p.m., daily. 

Obstetrics patients – one support person and designated doula

Pediatrics -- one parent or legal guardian at a time (two parents/guardians may alternate)

Patients at end-of-life -- up to two visitors at a time

Surgical/procedural outpatient -- one visitor to accompany patient, receive discharge instructions and transport patient home

Special situations will be determined on a case-by-case basis for end of life/comfort care and other special circumstances such as when a visitor is essential to the care of the patient as determined by the nurse manager, including COVID-19- positive patients. Specific policies are in place as determined by state regulations. Full visitation policy. 

 

The following visitors will not be allowed:

Those with fever or other cold/flu-like symptoms

Minors under the age of 18 (except in rare situations, approved in advance)

Behavioral health unit

Marie Lorenz Outpatient Dialysis Center

Outpatient testing and physician practices unless special circumstances

 

Special situations where a visitor is permitted include patients with intellectual or developmental disabilities, communication barrier, behavioral concerns, significant changes in a patient's condition or a request for clergy.

 

OGH has new capabilities to arrange for virtual visits via iPad. Patients can contact pastoral care or a nurse regarding how to connect with loved ones. For more information on virtual visits, click here. 

Thank you for your understanding.

·         COVID-19 testing is now available through the Department of Health. Click here to register. 

 

Be informed. See links below for up-to-date information on coronavirus.

 

To view all archived news releases, click here. 

 

     FAQs on coronavirus

 

     What the public should do

 

      Stop the spread

 

     What to do if I'm sick 

 

     For more information, visit www.cdc.gov/ncov 

    To visit the NYS DOH website, visit https://www.health.ny.gov/

    To visit the Cattaraugus County Health Department's website,   

    visit https://www.cattco.org/health

 

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Click here for a list of providers who offer telehealth appointments. 

 

 

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 Do you have expired or unused prescription drugs? Dispose of them properly at the following locations: Vena Pharmacy in Olean, Holland Pharmacy in Holland, Allegany County Sheriff's Department in Belmont.