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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Billing

  A final hospital bill is provided at the time of discharge. Your hospital bill includes basic daily fees including your room, meals(optional), house staff services, general nursing care, basic medical supplies and procedures such as routine X-rays, laboratory tests and ECGs.

  Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital is committed to serving patients whether or not they can pay for part or all of the essential care they receive regardless of ability to pay. Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital conveys to prospective patients and local community agencies that the hospital has created financial aid policies consistent with its mission and values and takes into account each patient’s ability to contribute to the cost of his or her care and the Hospital’s financial ability to provide care.

  Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital has created a financial aid/ Charity department for patients in need of financial assistance. It is therefore necessary that financial aid applicants provide the Hospital with accurate and complete information, including necessary documents and any and all financial and other information needed.

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• Rooms

  Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital offers five types of rooms: general ward, semi-private (two beds), private and Deluxe, suite. Bed assignments are based upon availability.

  We cannot guarantee that your request will be met when you arrive. However, we will do everything possible to arrange your requested accommodation during your stay.

  Your hospital bed is equipped with controls to regulate its height and to raise and lower the head and feet positions. Because your medical condition can affect your balance and mobility, side rails may be temporarily placed in the "up" position.

  Please do not try to get out of bed by yourself if the rails are elevated or if your physician has requested you remain in bed. Once your physician has approved that you may leave your bed, please ask for help in getting in or out of bed if you are weak or unsteady on your feet.

  A nurse call button is located at your bedside. Simply push this button when you need assistance and a member of your nursing team will come to your room or respond through the intercom at the nurses’ station.

  You may be transferred from one room to another or from one floor to another. This may occur because of your medical needs, to accommodate another patient’s medical needs, or upon your personal request. Such moves will be handled as efficiently and conveniently as possible for you.

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