REGISTRATION

If you are visiting Amcare Hospital for the first time, you need to register. You will be issued an M.R number and a hospital record file.

ADMISSION

• A comprehensive range of facilities ensures that all the expertise necessary for your well-being is made available. 
• Patients availing credit facility have to provide an authorization / credit letter from the company at the time of admission with Government approved photo id / employee photo id.
• TPA patients should have Health Card / Policy number and photo ID card at the time of admission.
• A cot or a couch will be provided in your room to facilitate the stay of your attendant.
• For children under 5 years two attendants will be allowed.
• When a patient is shifted to CTVS ICU/ SICU / CCU/ MICU / NICU, the attendants need to vacate the room and avail the services of the waiting Area which is located on the ground floor.

CONSULTANT’S VISIT

• The Consultants would visit the patient twice in a day: morning and evening and would be available as per the information given by the Nursing Station.
• For any information on your medical investigations and treatment, your length of the stay and advance estimation of the medical expenses, please discuss with your consultant under whom you have been admitted.

NURSING CARE

• Nurses perhaps are the best friend of a patient. During your stay here you would find that the care and concern exhibited by them are unparalleled and remarkable.
• In ICUs the Nurse to Patient Ratio is 1:1.
• In IPD Wards, the Nurse to Patient ratio is 1:4.

NURSING ACTIVITY

• The Nurse would check, prepare and apply ID band.
• They would timely obtain vital signs and record on chart.
• It is their duty to administer the drugs prescribed on the new prescription chart.
• The Nurse will accompany patient and relatives to the assigned room. She will place patient comfortably on bed and raise side rails if necessary.
• In the rooms Call Bell facility is given, which is to be used in case of any emergency.
• The Nurse would check your admission record form for completeness.
• Attending to the patients personal hygiene as well as changing of the prescribed hospital clothes would also be seen by them.
• They would orient patient to the ward set up and routine and explain the call system, phone, TV, visiting regulations and smoking restriction etc.

DIETICIAN

The Dietician visits the patient twice in a day and as and when required.

MEAL SERVING

• Bed Tea
• Breakfast
• Mid-Morning Service
• Lunch
• Evening Tea & Snacks
• Dinner
• Bed Time Milk

Food and Beverages required for the patient apart from above services would be charged extra.

Note:-Relatives and friends of patients are welcome to use the café/canteen located on the Ground Floor for meals. 

PHARMACY

The Hospital Pharmacy has all the drugs available which are prescribed by the doctors.

LAUNDRY

The patient’s dress and the linen would be changed in the morning before 0800hrs daily.

In case a patient requires something else, the need would be met as soon as possible.

HOUSE KEEPING

Housekeeping services would be provided to all occupied patient rooms:

• Morning
• Evening
• On-call services as and when required.

DISCHARGE

The Consultants would inform the Resident Medical Officer / Nursing Supervisor a day prior to your discharge.

• For Cash patients: 3 – 4 hours
• TPA / Corporate: 6 – 8 hours

The estimate of your provisional bills is updated with us on a daily basis and would be available whenever you require.

VISITING HOURS

• Day Time: 11.00-12.00 pm
• Evening Time: 5.00-6.00 pm

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

• Visitors should not attend if they are suffering from any infection.Visitors must sit on the chairs provided and not on the patients beds.
• They may be asked to temporarily leave the ward for a ward round or for treatment to take place.
• No eatables/flowers/pets are allowed inside the hospital.
• Children below 12yrs are not allowed in patient care areas.
• No attendant/ visitors are allowed without visitor/attendant card.
• Mobile phones are not allowed in patient care areas.
• Visitors need to wear gowns in critical care areas.

FEEDBACK AND SUGGESTIONS

We strongly look forward to your valuable comments and suggestions through our Feedback Forms.