Visitor Guidelines

Updated September 8, 2023

We’re looking forward to seeing you at Children’s Mercy. Here are some things to keep in mind before you arrive.

Adele Hall Emergency Department visitor restrictions

Due to construction, we have limited space in our Adele Hall Emergency Department waiting room. For the safety and comfort of everyone, we are only allowing 2 caregivers to accompany each patient.

Thank you for your understanding.

What to bring with you to your appointment(s)

Driver's license or photo ID
Medical and pharmacy insurance card(s)
Masking is optional at all Children’s Mercy locations. Masks must be worn if you have symptoms of respiratory illness or have a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis.
Form of payment to pay requested deposit
Here is a form that you may find helpful to write your questions down for your visit: Write it down

Items that are not allowed (prohibited)

Items include, but are not limited to:

Firearms or ammunition (concealed or unconcealed)
Knives, scissors, razor blades or other sharp objects
Tasers
Mace, pepper spray
Alcohol, drugs or drug paraphernalia
Flammable liquids or any type of explosives/projectiles
Impact weapons such as batons, brass knuckles, nunchucks, blackjacks, clubs, etc.

Your child's vaccination record

It is important to bring your child’s vaccination (immunization) record to all their Children's Mercy visits and appointments. This includes your child's COVID-19 vaccine card if they have received it.