New Campus Now Open
Find our new location near the intersection of Forest and Collins roads.
The new McLaren Health Care Campus is also on the CATA bus route.
- #18 - the Capital Crosstown
- #20 - South Harrison, Jolly, and Dunckel
Visitation Guidelines
In order to best meet the needs of our patients, visitors, and staff, McLaren Greater Lansing will no longer limit visitors to the hours of 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
All other visitor restrictions will remain in place.
- Visitors must be in good health
- Perform hand hygiene when entering/exiting the building and patient room, and as needed
- Stay in the patient’s room while in the unit; please limit walking in hallways
- Cooperate with directions from staff
Inpatient Department Exceptions
Labor and delivery: Please click here to see current policy.
- Visiting hours for postpartum patients are from 11 am-8 pm. Women in labor are allowed visitors at any time.
- During delivery, two support personal are allowed.
- One support person for scheduled cesarean
- Each mother will be asked to designate a primary support person who has unlimited access to the mother and her infant(s)
- One adult may spend the night with the patient
- Children may visit during visiting hours accompanied by an adult.
- Family and friends should remain visiting if they are ill.
- The Birthplace team may limit visitors at certain times to facilitate patient care and rest.
- Visitors are allowed in the waiting room or in the mother's room. They may not wait in hallways or by doors.
Geropsychiatry: Visitation 1-7 p.m. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Must call to schedule visit.
General exceptions
Patients who are confused, patient receiving a critical diagnosis, imminent death of patient, patient being discharged where the patient needs support with discharge instructions; patients with physical or mental disabilities, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind.
- Visitors must be 18 years or older and be immediate family (or powers of attorney, guardians, or patient representative).
- Visitors will be asked to return home if they exhibit symptoms of respiratory infection (fever, runny nose, cough, shortness of breath) or do not comply with the above policy.
- We continue to monitor the risk of COVID-19 closely and will adjust visitor restrictions, as necessary. We appreciate your help in keeping our patients and employees safe.
- Please contact our Office of Patient Experience (517) 975-7403 with any questions.