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Two hospital systems in the Greenville area are set to impose stricter visitor restrictions in response to a surge in flu and respiratory illnesses. This decision comes as healthcare facilities strive to protect patients, staff, and visitors from the heightened risk associated with these viral infections.
Effective immediately, the new guidelines will limit the number of visitors allowed per patient, with specific rules varying by each hospital. The goal is to minimize exposure and maintain a safe environment for those receiving care. Hospital officials have emphasized the importance of these measures, particularly during peak flu season when the number of cases tends to rise significantly.
Patients and their families are encouraged to stay informed about the updated visitation policies and to consider alternative ways to connect with loved ones, such as virtual visits. As the situation evolves, hospital leadership will continue to monitor public health data and adjust policies accordingly to ensure the well-being of the community.
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