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… time patients order their trays. Menu items for guest trays are priced à la carte. Cash or credit payment for guest meals is due upon delivery. …

… course of an emergency nurse’s initial patient assessment. The screening involves a series of questions: Before this visit, did you need help regularly? In the last 24 hours, have you needed … and risks beyond the current visit. If a patient coming from home answers yes to two or more questions, a GRN is alerted. Geriatric resource nurses Jessica Lock, left, and Terri Perry … health, hospice, respite care and other resources Calling physical therapists to the ED for on-site assessments Referring patients to Methodist’s Balance and Fall Physical Therapy program …

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… They’re the expert on you. Discharge planners need to understand your living situation and support system. The more present your caregiver is at the hospital, the better sense discharge … A simple acronym – SMART – can help you understand what’s expected of you and what kind of questions you need to ask. At discharge, you and the care team should review:  S – Signs and … arranged  R – Recommendations  and restrictions   for the patient's care  T – Talk about any questions or concerns you have before discharge If you don’t understand something, ask! There are …

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… priority. Located inside Methodist Hospital, the center offers patients the convenience of on-site care from hospitalists, primary care providers and a range of specialists. Our treatment …