Starting this morning (Monday, Dec. 8), Detroit Medical Center is putting new restrictions into place to limit the spread of the flu. It's a sign that flu season is worsening in metro Detroit.

The changes will be at all locations, including the Children's Hospital of Michigan.

Doctors say they've seen a big jump in flu cases, especially in kids. Adding to the concern: only about 21 percent of Michigan residents have gotten a flu shot.

The restrictions are intended to keep the people inside the buildings safe from illnesses spiking this time of year, like the flu. If you're looking to visit someone being treated at a DMC location, here are the new rules for now:

This is all because we're in flu season. This year is following along the same trends as last. Michigan's activity level just

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