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Resolute Health Hospital in New Braunfels to expand visitation allowances
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Patients at Resolute Health Hospital, located at 555 Creekside Crossing, New Braunfels, are now allowed one visitor due to an adjusted visitation policy that went in place Aug. 11. A release from the hospital states patients isolated due to COVID-19 are still not allowed patients, and two parents are allowed to visit pediatric and NICU inpatients. The updated visitation guidelines also state visiting hours are from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily; visitors must adhere to all pandemic-related safety guidelines, including wearing an approved mask; and must be screened upon entry to the hospital. 830-500-6900. www.resolutehealth.com
By Brian Rash
Brian has been a reporter and editor since 2012. He wrote about the music scene in Dallas-Fort Worth before becoming managing editor for the Graham Leader in Graham, Texas, in 2013. He relocated to Austin, Texas, in 2015 to work for Gatehouse Media's large design hub. He became the editor for the Lake Travis-Westlake publication of Community Impact in August 2018.
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