New visiting regulations
- As of 7 July 2021, a maximum of 2 visitors per patient per day for one hour in the time from 2 pm to 6 pm is possible. The two visitors can also come at the same time for one hour.
- Patients are allowed to be visited from the 3rd day of their stay. Visiting is not possible in any of the intensive care units.
- Visiting hours from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- Visit after online registration in advance or at the service points
- Fully vaccinated persons do not need a test certificate (vaccination card must be shown).
- Those who have not been fully vaccinated require an up-to-date test (antigen or PCR test) with an official certification from an accredited testing centre.
- Recovered COVID-19 patients require an up-to-date test (antigen or PCR test) with an official certification from an accredited testing centre.
- The test certificate must be from the same day like the visit. A listing of Corona test centers in the city and region of hanover can be found on the pages of the city of Hannover. Please click here (in German).
The MHH does not offer testing facilities for visitors!
Hygiene rules must be observed!
The special regulations for the paediatric clinic, maternity clinic and palliative medicine remain in force.
If visitors have any questions, they can call the visitor hotline at (0511) 532-5100, Monday to Thursday from 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday from 7.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.
Please register here before your visit
Regulation for delivery room, paediatric clinic and palliative care unit
- K06 Main building
- K10 Pediatric Clinic
- K11 Clinic for gynaecology and obstetrics
- K20 Centre for Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine
- Covid-19 patients
- Suspected cases of Covid-19
- Patients in the emergency rooms
- Patients on KMT ward
- Patients on ward 14
- Patients on ward 42
- Patients on ward 78
- Transplant patients
- Further exceptions may be made
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At the MHH Children's Hospital the rule is: One fixed visitor per patient for the entire stay. Exceptions to this visitor rule are possible for the palliative medical situation as well as for accompanying dying patients.
Visiting regulations for the delivery room
1. Both the mother and the obstetrics team wear a face mask during birth!
2. Your accompanying person is allowed to enter the delivery room after admission to the birth area.
3. During outpatient appointments your accompanying person must wait in front of the clinic.
4. To discuss important joint decisions with the doctor your accompanying person will be called into the examination room
5. In case of delivery by planned caesarean section, your accompanying person can go with you to the operating room.
- Visiting hours are daily from 2 pm to 6 pm. Online registration in advance and sign-in at the gate is required.
- One visitor per patient is admitted for two hours. Visitors who have been fully vaccinated do not need proof of testing (vaccination card) and those who have not been fully vaccinated and those who have not been vaccinated need an up-to-date test (antigen or PCR) with official certification from a recognised testing centre..
- Visits by siblings are currently not possible.
- The ward entrance door 82 remains closed. Visitors must ring the bell.
- Family rooms are not possible until further notice and cannot be offered.