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A medical situation can arise without warning. What would happen if you had a serious accident or illness? How would you make sure your wishes about your medical care are known? Having a completed advance directive is the answer. Advance directives are written instructions that you prepare to help ...

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We aim to provide the highest-quality healthcare and services to all of our patients, and our concern for you extends to every aspect of your stay. We want to provide the same type of medical service for you that we would want for ourselves and our families. Every member of our staff is committed to...

To request spiritual care services while inside the hospital, dial 0#. If you need assistance contacting your minister or the community chaplain, please notify your nurse. Visitation, Prayer and Spiritual Encouragement  To meet the spiritual needs of patients and their families, spiritual care ser...

Second semester has begun It is a new year and can be a time of new beginnings for kids in school. Students can enter their second semester with a new outlook and with new goals.  For some children with ADHD, school can be even more of a challenge. There are medications for ADHD to help with focus...

Methodist Health System is committed to clearly and thoroughly communicating with all patients and their families about the care we provide. Interpreter services for non-English speaking and hearing-impaired patients are important to quality health care. Please let your doctor know in advance about...

Preparing for Surgery Our Surgical Services Booklet (also available in Spanish) contains more detailed information about your surgery preparation, maps to the location and additional helpful information. If you have questions regarding your procedure, call your surgeon or health care provider. Our ...

Methodist Hospital and Methodist Fremont Health offer blood conservation programs, which reduce or eliminate the need for donor blood transfusions. This comprehensive approach to patient care results in: Less viral exposure Reduced complications Shorter hospital stays A Team Approach  At Method...

What is a service animal? Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability.  The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability, ...

Rights Access to Care. Patients shall be accorded impartial access to services or accommodations that are available and medically indicated, regardless of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, religion, disability, or source of payment for...