Explore-Our-Hospital
Explore-Our-Hospital

Explore Our Hospital

Our hospital has a lot to offer you and your loved one on the journey to improved health. Please check out our virtual tour, photo gallery and more to get a better understanding of where you and your loved one will be during the stay. If you have any questions about visitation that is not mentioned in the Visitor Information section, please be sure to give us a call!

Virtual Tour

Kindred Hospital Seattle - First Hill is excited to offer this virtual tour of our building.


Photo Gallery

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Visitor Information

Visiting Hours

General Visiting Hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. unless limited by the care team for medical necessity. Please note that visitation hours are subject to change due to COVID-19 restrictions.

We encourage family and friends to visit the hospital during open visiting hours. Due to the medical complexities of our patients, and for patient safety, we ask that children under the age of 16 refrain from visiting, except in extenuating circumstances. We also ask that people with infections or who are not feeling well, not visit while experiencing symptoms (such as a cough). Also, those guests with loved ones in isolation should take extra precautions, such as thorough hand washing and proper protective attire, which our nursing staff can help you understand.

Family and friends are encouraged to visit their loved one, however, it is recommended that only one person visit the patient room at a time, except in extenuating circumstances. Please remember that the House Supervisor may recommend limited visitation for the best possible recovery of your loved one. Additionally, some of our units have special visiting hours because of the critical nature of the care we are providing.

If your loved one is receiving care in our Intensive Care Unit, we recommend immediate family only. If a large group does wish to visit, we ask you limit the number of guests in the room at one time and please take advantage of our waiting areas as needed.

Parking and Security

While visitor parking at our hospital is not free, it is charged at a rate similar to other hospitals in the area and is required by the City of Seattle. We have designated a few spaces for specific personnel, and our security staff is available to escort you to your vehicle - just dial the operator and ask for an escort.

Restrooms

Public restrooms are located throughout our hospital. Restrooms within your room are for your use only. 

Meal Opportunities

Nutrition plays an important role in your recovery, so you will receive a balanced meal specific to your needs. If you would like to share a meal in our hospital with a friend or family member, please speak to the nurse on duty to request a guest tray. There may be a nominal charge and we ask for two hours of advance notice when possible. Vending machines are accessible 24 hours a day on the basement level.

Family Involvement

Family members may meet with your clinical team biweekly or upon request for a Care Conference. These collaborative meetings allow your loved ones and the care team to discuss your condition, progress made, goals, discharge planning and more. To schedule these meetings, please reach out to your Social Worker, Case Manager or Nurse Supervisor.