Beginning March 3, 2026, the Main Gate to Naval Hospital Pensacola will remain closed until further notice. Access to the hospital must be obtained via Corry Station and then through the back gate (gate 10). Please be advised that access to Military installations and facilities will require 100% DBIDs verification. This means ALL personnel attempting to gain access must have a valid VA, Retiree, dependent, DBIDs or CAC card. If attempting to gain access without the proper authorization, personnel can obtain a day pass by visiting the Visitor’s Center on NAS and requesting access with a REAL-ID. Please review the attached map for directions to the Hospital via gate 10 and allow yourself an additional 30 minutes of travel time to avoid delays in care.

Getting Care

Visitor Guidelines

Current Requirements

Currently, all persons will be required to show a Common Access Card, a Military identification card, or approved Government issued identification such as State Driver's License or State Issued identification to gain access to Naval Hospital Pensacola. All juveniles without valid ID must be accompanied by an adult family member. Drivers must be able to show:
  • Valid driver's license
  • Current vehicle registration
  • Proof of current insurance
Due to COVID-19 pandemic new visitation guidelines are necessary to ensure we prioritize patient and staff safety.

Visitor Screening: All visitors will be screened daily for symptoms, including fever greater than or equal to 100.4°F, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, sore throat, congestion that differs from their typical seasonal allergies, body aches, fatigue, loss of smell/taste, diarrhea. Please download and utilize the Access Screening on the NHP App to expedite your screening.

If a visitor says “YES” to any of the screening symptoms, they will not be allowed entry. All admitted visitors are required to wear a mask. We strongly encourage no visitors over the age of 70 and no visitors with chronic conditions such as lung or heart disease, as these persons are at higher risk of complications if they contact COVID-19. Patients may have one visitor if they need physical assistance for an appointment or support for cognitive or behavioral impairments (including but not limited to Power of Attorney).
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