What to Know About Contact Visits at Camille Graham

Camille Graham allows contact visits - no plexiglass barrier between you and your loved one. This policy took effect Dec. 3, 2022. It's different from non-contact visitation, where you're physically separated the whole time. Knowing this upfront helps you set expectations for how the visit will feel and why staff may be careful about enforcing rules.

In-person visits run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in two-hour blocks. That structure matters: you're not dropping in for an open-ended window. You're fitting your time together into a set period with a clear start and end. Plan around those times so you're not rushed at check-in or caught off guard when your block ends.

Up to four visitors can go in at once, and at least one must be an adult. If you're planning a family visit, count heads before you leave home - showing up with five people means someone waits outside. Bringing kids? Make sure an adult is part of the group. That's a requirement, not a suggestion.

During your two-hour visit, you get one restroom trip. If you're visiting with a child age nine or younger, the child must accompany you - and that single trip counts as the restroom break for both of you. Save yourself the stress: handle restroom needs before your visit block starts, especially with young kids in tow.

Practical Arrival Tips

• ✓ Keep your group to four visitors total, and make sure at least one visitor is an adult.
• ✓ Arrive with extra time to spare so processing and any required searches don’t cut into your two-hour block.
• ✓ Plan restroom breaks carefully: you get one restroom use during the two-hour visit, and if a child age nine or younger goes with an adult, that counts as the one-time use for both.