Visitor Information and Resources Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Grapevine

Our general visiting hours are designed to balance patient rest and family support.

• Hours: Patient visiting hours are 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, seven days a week
• Visitor limit: Generally, there is no visitor limit, but that can change based on each patient’s unique needs
• Minors: All ages are welcome to visit patients here in Grapevine, but may need to be accompanied by an adult in certain departments.
• Special policies:
  • Visitors with symptoms of illness may be denied entry

Our maternity visiting hours vary based on the level of care being provided. Visit our Baylor Scott & White – Grapevine labor and delivery page for additional information. Doulas are welcome as part of the health support team and are in addition to the visiting guidelines listed below.

• Hours: Maternity visiting hours are 24/7/365
  • We have Snuggle Time from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM every day when guests are allowed to visit, but quiet time is encouraged to allow for family bonding
• Visitor limit:
  • Postpartum maternity room: No visitor limit
  • Labor and delivery room: Two visitors at a time
  • Triage: One support person
  • During and post Caesarean section: One support person
• Minors: All ages are welcome to visit, but children must be accompanied by an adult who is not the new mother

• Special policies:
  • Visitors with symptoms of illness may be denied entry

Visitors are welcome to visit a patient in our Grapevine ER 24/7, unless restrictions are in place for safety. We ask that no more than two visitors be in a patient’s ER room at a time. Visitors will check in at the front desk with Access Services to receive a sticker with the ER room number. Learn more about our Emergency Department in Grapevine.

Our NICU in Grapevine offers 24/7 visitation.

Parents/guardians are considered “banded” visitors, meaning they have matching bands with their baby. This band gets them into the NICU. The banded members can bring other visitors to their bedside either with them or as a “partner in care.”

We screen visitors upon entry to the unit to make sure they are free of viral symptoms and limit visitors to band holders, partners in care and siblings during peak viral season. Every visitor is required to do a 30-second hand scrub at the front sink upon entry and to remove all jewelry from the elbows down.