Bradford Regional Medical Center 

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

A point of clarification.  There have been a number of misstatements and rumors on social media and websites relative to the efforts by Olean General Hospital and Bradford Regional Medical to increase bed capacity at both hospitals in anticipation of a potential surge in COVID-19 patients.  These rumors suggest that patients will be flown into our hospitals from outside the region. Our goal is to create enough capacity to serve local needs. There is no expectation, nor have there been any indications that patients will be coming into our facilities from outside the region. At this point, we do not think it is likely we will be seeing patients from other areas.

BRMC COVID-19 update - April 2, 2020

BRMC COVID-19 update - March 31, 2020

BRMC COVID-19 update - March 27, 2020

BRMC COVID-19 update - March 20, 2020

BRMC COVID-19 update - March 19, 2020

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

Beginning Monday March 16, 2020:

·         Both hospitals will discontinue patient visiting hours with the following four exceptions:

    ‒   Patients in the critical care units

    ‒   End of life and comfort care patients

    ‒   In obstetrics:  father or labor coach permitted

    ‒   Pediatric patients may have a parent or guardian stay with them

·         Current patients will be receiving letters to allow them time to tell family and friends that they will be unable to visit them starting Monday

·         The Pavilion at BRMC will discontinue patient visiting hours immediately

·         Both hospitals will remain open for outpatient services, however people will be screened for respiratory symptoms and fever.

·         Those coming to the hospitals will need to enter through the main door.  

·         Testing for coronavirus is not yet commercially available and is currently being controlled through the health department – meaning there is no testing available on demand. Patients should contact their primary care provider via phone to determine if testing is appropriate.

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