Niagara Health is allowing visitors into its emergency departments and urgent care centres once again.
Each patient will be allowed to have one caregiver or visitor to offer them support.
They will have to wear a mask, practice physical distancing and wash their hands during their visit.
They will also have to pass a COVID-19 screening when they arrive.
Niagara Health says visiting may be restricted if physical distancing can't be maintained due to a high number of patients.
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