Dachau - From Tuesday, May 25th, patients in the Helios-Amper-Kliniken can be visited again.
Due to the falling incidences in the Dachau district, the visiting rules for the clinics are being relaxed.
Starting today, the Helios Amper-Klinikum Dachau offers visiting hours from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
During this time, however, a patient may only be visited by a fixed reference person for a maximum of one hour.
For reasons of infection protection, a strict, non-relaxed ban on visits to the emergency room, the admission wards A2-05 and C1-00 and the isolation ward continues to apply in the hospital.
At the Amper-Klinik Indersdorf, which specializes in geriatric medicine, patients can only be visited by making an appointment by telephone (0 81 36/9 39-24 52).
A visit to the emergency room is not possible.
The visit must always register and deregister at the information desk of the respective clinic and is registered by name and by providing the contact details.
Digital registration with QR code possible
The digital registration is new at the Amper-Klinikum in Dachau: A smartphone is first scanned in a QR code, then the contact details can be entered.
"We would like to offer visitors a modern and uncomplicated way to register," says clinic manager Florian Aschbrenner.
You must also present a written or electronic negative test result in both clinics.
This applies regardless of the vaccination status or a healed Covid infection.
The negative test result may be detected either as a daily rapid test from a certified test center or as a PCR test that is no longer than 48 hours old.
Self-tests are not accepted.
In principle, potential visitors to both clinics are asked to only make really urgent and non-postponable visits in order to avoid the introduction of germs and thus a risk to patients and employees.
There is also a mask requirement and the rule to keep a minimum distance of 1.5 meters from other people.
The Amper clinics already worked out a corresponding protection and hygiene concept at the beginning of the corona pandemic.
“In our clinics, the requirements of the Robert Koch Institute and the ministerial orders are implemented.
The health of our patients and our employees has top priority, ”says Aschbrenner.
"We ask the visitors to follow the instructions of our staff."
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