Our top priority is to protect the health and safety of our patients. To prevent the spread of COVID-19 and the flu, we are currently implementing enhanced visitor restrictions and limiting visiting hours.
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Welcome to Fairview Northland Medical Center

Fairview Northland Medical Center is dedicated to meeting the health care needs of our patients and their families and to making your stay with us as pleasant and as comfortable as possible.

Visiting Hours

In most cases, you may visit patients anytime; however the frequency and length of visiting hours vary according to patient needs. Between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., please use the Emergency Department entrance.

Visitor Guidelines

Anyone with an infectious illness or recent exposure to a contagious disease, such as chickenpox, flu or measles, should not visit the hospital.
Smoking is not permitted in the building or on the campus grounds.
We are fragrance-free and latex-free. Please avoid wearing perfume or aftershave. Do not bring latex balloons as gifts.
Maintain a quiet environment and avoid unnecessary noise.
Visitors may be asked to leave the room during tests or treatment.

Pharmacy

For your convenience, we offer Fairview Pharmacy right in the hospital. You can fill prescriptions, buy over-the-counter products and breast-feeding supplies.

Patient Relations

It’s important to us that you have a positive hospital stay. If you have questions or concerns regarding your stay or on your rights as stated in the Patient Bill of Rights, please call the Patient Relations Department at 651-982-7851 or fill out the patient relations form. They can work with you to resolve the problem. You opinion helps us provide the best care possible.

Language Services

To make sure there is effective communication with patients, we provide free interpreter services and communications aids. Inform staff of your need or call Language Services at 612-273-3780. For patients and/or their companions who are deaf or hard of hearing, we provider auxiliary aids and services for free in the following languages.

Spanish
Somali
Hmong
Vietnamese
Arabic
Russian
Oromo

Going Home

Preparing to go home may seem a long way off. But the reality is that time will pass quickly. Soon, you’ll be leaving the hospital and planning is an important part of your healing process. Our care team is here to help make this transition as smooth as possible. We encourage you to talk with your doctor and nurses, and to ask any questions, as they occur.

eCard

If you have a loved one in the hospital, let them know you're thinking about them by sending an eCard. Our wonderful volunteers will print out your message and hand deliver it to the recipient.

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Nominate your nurse for a DAISY award

The DAISY Award® for Extraordinary Nurses is an international nurse recognition program that celebrates the compassion and skill nurses bring to patients and families every day. The recognition program is based on what is most meaningful – stories of patient and family gratitude for extraordinary compassionate care.

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