Santa Rosa

In observance of Independence Day holiday, there will be changes to the hours of operation and some departments will be closed.  Please see the attached holiday schedule for locations and hours.  We apologize for any inconvenience.

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On Thursday, May 26, a construction project at Medical Office Building 2 on the main campus required cordoning off a large section in the center of the building’s lobby.  Signs are posted to direct members around the construction area and highlight where to access the elevators, stairwells and first-floor clinics.

The Medical Office Building 2 lobby and first floor clinics will remain open on weekdays.

The COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic, which operates on the third floor of Medical Office Building 2, will be closed for Sat., June 4, and Sat., June 18.

This construction project includes painting and the installation of new flooring.

Anyone entering our facilities must continue to wear a well-fitted mask, that covers their nose, mouth and chin, regardless of vaccination status. You may receive a recommendation to wear a KP supplied mask upon entry to facility to improve safety.

Inpatient Facilities

We have modified our visitor policy for our inpatient facilities. We are now allowing up to 2 visitors for all patient groups within our hospitals in Northern California.

Per a health order from the state of California, hospital or skilled nursing facility visitors must provide proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test result which has been taken within 48 hours before entry or a negative COVID-19 antigen test result which has been taken within 24 hours before entry. This is not applicable to those entering the facility to access the lab, pharmacy, or radiology.

These visitor restrictions correspond directly to the CDPH-published COVID-19 transmission rates in the county that our hospitals are located and are based on 4 levels of transmission rates: high, substantial, moderate, or low.

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Use a COVID-19 home antigen test at the first sign of symptoms. Visit kp.org/covidtests to learn how you can get a test at no cost.

Please don’t go to urgent care or the emergency department for COVID-19 testing — only members who need immediate care should go to those locations.

Getting the COVID-19 vaccine is your best defense against the virus – and it a safe, effective way to protect the people around you.

Appointments are available for booking online at kp.org, using the My Doctor Online app on mobile devices, or through our appointment and advice line: 707-393-4044.