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We want to ensure that you have the information and support
you need to continue your recovery at home.
Either your
attending physician, a hospital staff member who is helping
care for you, or your nurse will tell you when you can expect
to be discharged. Then you can make arrangements to go home.
Your attending physician will write your discharge order.
Checkout time is 11:00
am on the day of your discharge.
You may have the Dayton
Heart Hospital Pharmacy fill any prescriptions you receive when
you are discharged. Your nurse can arrange for this service.
If you prefer to have your prescriptions filled by your own
pharmacy, ask the nurse for the written prescription orders.
Dayton Heart Hospital accepts most prescription
insurance plans. Some insurance policies will not reimburse
medication costs, so be sure to check with your insurance
provider about your coverage. If you have a prescription card
plan, you will be responsible for paying the co-payment. The
co-payment cannot be included in the hospital bill.
During and after your stay at
Dayton Heart Hospital, our staff offers a range of services
to help you take charge of your health and adopt a healthier
lifestyle. Services include nutrition counseling, which can
focus on specific diseases; weight management services; fitness
consultations and classes; stress management workshops; and
smoking cessation programs.
Should you need a referral to a rehabilitation or nursing home
facility, case management staff will assist you and your family
to make those arrangements.
If you need home
health care, your nurse care coordinator or case manager will
help arrange services. It is your right to choose any home health
care provider you wish.
Our staff does not accept
gratuities. It is our pleasure to care for you.
We want to know what you think about the care
you received at Dayton Heart Hospital. Your candid opinion
helps us serve our patients better. Shortly after you return
home, you will receive a survey in the mail. Please take the
time to fill it out completely and return it in the postage-paid
envelope we provide.
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