Emergency Center
Important hospital information during COVID-19
We require all patients and visitors to wear a mask or face covering while in our hospitals. We’re also screening all patients and visitors for symptoms of COVID-19.
For safety reasons, we only allow one adult visitor per patient, per day. No visitors are allowed for patients with COVID-19. Exceptions to these policies include:
• Newborn, special care nursery and pediatric patients: Parents and/or legal guardians (COVID-19 patients: only one person)
• Birth center patients: Two support persons, including a doula (COVID-19 patients: only one person)
• Patients who need additional assistance: A caregiver or attendant
• Compassionate care patients (end-of-life patients)
We’re encouraging patients to find other ways to connect with their loved ones, such as FaceTime, Skype or setting up Google Duo (PDF). Our patient care teams can help arrange video chats and more.
If you need in-person or emergency care, don’t delay. We’re open and ready to care for you, with rigorous safety and cleaning protocols in place to help keep you healthy. To see if you should be tested for COVID-19, please visit our COVID-19 testing page.
Emergency Center
Our Emergency Center is staffed 24/7 with board-certified emergency medicine physicians. The Emergency Center is equipped to handle a wide range of emergency medical needs with your trust and comfort in mind. Should your care require the most specialized treatment, we have quick and coordinated air and ground transport to Regions Hospital Level I Trauma Center and Burn Center, or the hospital of your choice.
As a Level IV Trauma Center, our care goes beyond the walls of the hospital and includes active leadership and participation in community projects. Hudson Hospital & Clinic promotes healthy lifestyles and living through safety and health education workshops, safety screenings, cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes, and disaster preparedness projects in partnership with the city, county and state.
Learn about our Emergency Center Expansion here.
Learn about our prescription drug Medication Disposal Take-back bins (located near the Pharmacy)
Learn about proper disposal of Sharps needles at www.dnr.wi.gov
Bring approved container to the Emergency Center (only). The Pharmacy does not accept used Sharps needles.