Patients & Visitors
Medica Emergency Hospital - Patient & Visitor Guidelines
At Medica Emergency Hospital, we prioritize the health, safety, and comfort of our patients. To ensure smooth hospital operations and a safe environment, we have set guidelines for both patients and visitors.
Visitor Guidelines :
Visiting hours and rules are designed to ensure that patient care is not disturbed. Visitors must follow these rules while visiting patients.
- Morning: 8 AM To 9 AM
- Night : 5 PM To 7 PM
Visiting Hours
General Rules for Visitors
- Visitors must collect a pass from the patient’s attendant or the IPD counter before entering.
- Children below 12 years are not allowed to visit, as they are more prone to infections.
- Visitors must park their vehicles in designated parking areas.
- Visitors must leave the hospital premises in case of an emergency or evacuation. The hospital has a proper safety plan in place for patients.
- Visitors are not allowed in areas like utility rooms, nurses' stations, or kitchens. They can use the cafeteria and family lounge.
- Visitors should avoid sitting or lying on hospital floors.
- Visitors are strictly prohibited from providing any medical treatment to patients.
- The use of alcohol or illegal substances within the hospital premises is strictly forbidden.
- Nursing staff may limit the number of visitors depending on the patient’s condition.
Patient Guidelines
Patients are advised to follow these guidelines to ensure proper treatment and a smooth hospital experience.
Before Admission
- Bring all necessary medical records and ID proof for registration.
- Inform the hospital staff about any allergies or existing health conditions.
- Follow the doctor’s instructions before any medical procedure or surgery.
During Stay
- Patients should wear hospital-issued clothing and follow hygiene instructions.
- Follow the doctor’s prescribed diet and medication schedule.
- Maintain a clean and quiet environment in the room.
- Inform nurses or doctors immediately in case of discomfort or emergency.
- Do not bring valuables or large amounts of cash to the hospital.
Discharge Process
- The doctor will decide when the patient is ready for discharge.
- Settle all hospital bills at the billing counter before leaving.
- Follow the post-hospitalization care plan provided by the doctor.
Patient Safety Guidelines
At Medica Emergency Hospital, we take all measures to ensure patient safety.
- Hygiene & Infection Control: Patients and visitors should wash their hands regularly and use sanitizers.
- Emergency Preparedness: The hospital has a well-structured evacuation plan in case of fire or disaster.
- Safe Medication Practices: Medications are provided only by hospital staff; self-medication is not allowed.
- Fall Prevention:Patients must use handrails and call for assistance when needed.
- Food Safety: Outside food is not allowed for patients to prevent infections and maintain proper nutrition.
- Security Measures: The hospital has strict security protocols to ensure patient safety at all times.
By following these guidelines, we can ensure a safe, comfortable, and efficient healthcare experience for all. Thank you for your cooperation!
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