Hospitals in NJ use color-code policy to determine when visitors are allowed during pandemic
New Jersey hospitals has created a color-coded policy to determine when visitors will be allowed as coronavirus cases continue to grow across the state.
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Nov 21, 2020, 12:06 PM
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Updated 1,472 days ago
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447ds agoNew Jersey hospitals has created a color-coded policy to determine when visitors will be allowed as coronavirus cases continue to grow across the state.
The highest risk level is red, which means no visitors are allowed.
Some exceptions include pediatrics, labor and delivery and end-of-life situations.
All exceptions must be approved.
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