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Hospital Policies
As part of Memorial Healthcare System, Memorial Hospital Miramar takes security very seriously. Our comprehensive hospital policies help to protect our patients, visitors and employees.
Gift Policies
Visitors should check with the nurse before bringing gifts of food or drink to a patient, as the patient may be on a special diet. If a patient is in the intensive care unit, please check with the unit's health care staff before bringing any gifts, flowers or food.
Security Procedures
Memorial Hospital Miramar has dedicated security staff on guard 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. While visitors may contribute to the recovery and well-being of patients, only those approved by the patient and family will be allowed to visit.
For your safety, all visitors are issued temporary passes upon entering Memorial Hospital Miramar; photo identification is required to obtain one. Security-sensitive areas, such as the Family Birthplace, may use wristbands for identifying the parents, guardians or other primary caregivers of pediatric patients.
Additionally, all employees wear a photo ID badge. Do not hesitate to ask to see an employee's identification if it is not visible.
Smoking Policy
Memorial Hospital Miramar is a tobacco-free campus.
Weapons and Drug Policies
No weapons or illegal drugs are allowed in the facility at any time. The Security Office for Memorial Hospital Miramar can be reached at (954) 538-4500.
Is Your Doctor a Memorial Doctor?
To find a physician who is committed to South Florida healthcare services, call Memorial Physician Referral Service toll-free at (800) 944-DOCS. We're available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
