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We understand you will be anxious and worried about your baby and after admission to the NICU we will let you see him/her as soon as possible. Not all babies in the NICU are equally sick. Some require major treatments and others only require routine...
Once your child is admitted to the hospital, you will be given a tour of the floor so that you and your child are comfortable with your surroundings. The nurse, physician/resident will do a head-to-toe exam and discuss current issues as well as your...
There are two ways that you or your loved one may arrive in the Emergency department at KGH, either by 'walk-in' or by ambulance. Below, we have outlined what you can expect in both situations. Walk-in Arrivals Present yourself to the triage nur
When you arrive in the Diagnostic Imaging department, please register at our main reception desk. A receptionist will verify your personal information and the type of examination your are going to have done. The receptionist will then direct you to...
An autologous stem cell transplant is a treatment for certain types of cancer. It involves removing some of your blood stem cells, getting a high dose of chemotherapy, and then re-infusing your stem cells back to you. This treatment allows you to...
Lumeo is a new Southeastern regional health information system that will connect you and your health care teams for quality care.
Here are a few of the things you may want to bring to the NICU with you: Notepad and pen to take notes about what the doctors and nurses say during the day so information can be relayed to family members and loved ones. Pillow and blanket - Families...
Here are a few of the things you may want to bring to the hospital with you: Toiletries - Please bring items such as a toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo and body wash. Pillow and blanket - Families may stay in their child's room in Pediatrics...
Family presence Providing treatment and care with as much privacy as possible in our busy environments is our top priority. For that reason, we may ask that patients be limited to one person inside the treatment area. For more information on the...
Since patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) are quite sick, you may find it upsetting, or overwhelming the first time you visit. This is normal, so remember to take your time and move at your own pace. You can speak with the nurse at the bedside...
