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Everything you need while you are staying with us

Your patient guide. From what to bring, to going home.

Before you come

Getting ready for your stay

What to bring

Your photo ID, your insurance card, a list of your medicines and something that helps you rest, like a robe or slippers.

What to leave at home

Please leave valuables and large amounts of cash at home.

Your stay

What a day looks like

A quiet hospital room with a made bed, a flower and soft daylight.

Your room

Your room has a bed, a call button and a bathroom close by.

Meals

Meals are brought to your room. Tell your nurse about any food needs.

A doctor and two nurses review a patient chart beside a hospital bed.

Your care team

Your nurse and your doctor will tell you the plan each day.

Meet Providers
A hospital bed in low light with the monitor glowing.

Rest

Quiet hours help you sleep. Ask your nurse what they are.

At a glance

The facts you may look up in a hurry

Visiting hours9 a.m. to 9 p.m., every day.
Need a nurse?Press the call button in your room.
Going homeYour nurse will tell you your discharge time.
Language helpLanguage help is available. Ask any staff member.
Going home

What comes after your stay

Patient portal

Check your records online.

Sign In
A patient in a wheelchair does hand-weight exercises with a physical therapist.

Recovery after your stay

Recovering from a hospital stay? The swing bed program lets you recover nearby, so your family can stay involved.

See Eligibility
Questions

Questions about your stay

Before you come

What should I bring?

Bring your photo ID, your insurance card and a list of your medicines.

Do I have to fill out forms before I come?

You can fill them out ahead of time, which helps. See Patient forms.

Can I bring my own medicines?

Bring a list of what you take. Your nurse will tell you what to do with your own medicines.

During your stay

Can my family visit?

Yes. Visiting hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day.

Where can visitors eat?

The Family and visitor guide has the cafeteria and vending information.

Can someone stay overnight with me?

Ask your nurse. The Family and visitor guide has the rules for overnight stays.

How do I call a nurse?

Press the call button in your room.

Leaving the hospital

When will I go home?

Your doctor and nurse will tell you. They will also explain what to do at home.

How do I get my records?

Fill out a records request. See Request your medical records.

Who do I ask about my bill?

See Billing and financial assistance, or call (936) 336-7316.

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