Non-urgent surgeries are currently being reviewed on a case by case basis to decide if rescheduling is possible, according to a release sent by Dayton Children’s.
The hospital is asking that parents and children who are sick reschedule their appointment for a day when they are feeling better.
>>Area hospitals, including Children's, begin visitor restrictions
If the family is well, Dayton Children’s is allowing in-person, telephone, and video visitation.
“If parents do not hear from their care team within 24 hours before the appointment, please give the clinic a call to discuss these options,” they said.
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